rak rua

Can’t think of much to say, I’m shocked.
Sincere condolences to Susan, the whole family, and all those who lives he has touched.

Thank you for posting a beautiful tribute, I believe you’ve lost a true friend.

RIP “2187”.

bulletbob

So sorry to hear of his passing. Prayers to his family and friends. RIP Pirate.

Markus

Another great guy who died far too young.

Based on what I found with Google, he must have been able to afford gasoline...

DrFeelgood

RIP.
A reminder to make every day count. Tomorrow is guaranteed to no one.

Knot 4 Me

Damn. RIP.

RSCHAP1

Sorry to hear that.
Condolences and sympathies.

F-2 Speedy

iTrader: (6)

I saw a quote the other day that said live life to its fullest is has an exportation date.......RIP....Condolences to the family and friends........sorry for your loss Kid T.

Twin O/B Sonic

Wow!

Cant even imagine.

I just turned 64 and I’m now to the age where I am losing some of my friends.

Some who were my heroes and older than me that I looked up to and wanted to replicate when I got to that stage of my life.

Now those of them that are gone take some of the confidence out of my steps in the day.

A true shame Kid, very sorry, condolences to all!

By the way I clicked the video link and it only gave me a couple seconds of a video ending with his obituary?

Edit:
Tried a second time and it worked.

He reminds me of Ken Warby, who also recently passed.

One of my heroes.

They seemed to both have that Aussie spirt of, “what do you mean this would t work?”.

Great video Kid!

Have to remember them for what they have done.

RIP sir!

rak rua

I’m 59, it sure makes us stop and think about things.

kidturbo

Thanks everyone for the kind condolences. I'll be sure to pass them along.

This certainly make one think about how quickly life can go from great to total crap. Personally, no more worry about diet, drinking, or smoking. Seems like everyone I know who's tried it, is gone..

My uncle suffered his second heart attack a couple weeks ago while working on his boat. Yes, both were while working on his boat.. He's doing fine now, with a clean bill of health. Seem the stent installed after his first attack some years back, failed. The doctor ask if he'd been taking his prescribed heart medications. He said, "not for several years." Doctor ask why he'd stopped taking it? To which he replied, "the medication said not to take with alcohol, and I had to make a choice." Bourbon won.. So guess I'll take him a new bottle Crown to keep on his boat. With a nice sticker saying "For Medicinal Use Only !!"