Sad news
#15
When he did not respond to texts I became worried, so very sorry to see this. Great guy and talented in many ways. Little Jo learned so much from him and Pepe to become successful racing karts, hopefully he will continue to honor Jo with racing success. I'm sure Jo would want it that way.
#16
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From: MIAMI WHERE ELSE
I was deeply saddened by the news of Jo's passing. My heart felt condolences to Pepe, Linda, Barb and Joey. Words can not describe the pain I felt with Jo,s passing. I became a throttleman because of Jo. I can say I learned from the best. For those of you that ever raced against Jo or got in a boat with him you know what I am talking about. R.I.P. Jo.....
#19
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From: Miami
I can't believe this, I had to read it twice to comprehend, I remember my Dad and I went to the Pantera Factory to Visit them just on a random day. They took the time out and showed us their racing wall and explained the process of building boats. Took us through the factory and everything.
RIP Brother, you will be missed, thank you to your family for all it's done and contributed to the offshore racing history.
RIP Brother, you will be missed, thank you to your family for all it's done and contributed to the offshore racing history.
#20
Very sad... he was always helpful and took the time to take calls and help with any Pantera owner, whether purchased new from them or picked up used. They treated you like family. Very sad, he will be missed. Thoughts and prayers are with his family.



