Another Loss

I met Gordon at US60 this year. We discussed Torino's and I took pictures of his seats for an idea on my build. It all seems petty now. Gordons pit area was always full of people. I walked away thinking of him as a great guy, somewhat of a joker, and willing to help out with thoughts on my Torino.

Sorry to hear about Gordon.He had the green 70 or 71 Torino right?I talked to him on here earlier this year or late last year about him racing at Quaker City Raceway in Salem,Ohio.Just curious how old?

Thanks Mark.

He came to see me a couple of months ago. We cried on each other.

Truly one of the nicest guys you could ever hope to meet. He will be missed by all who had the pleasure to meet him

Guys just wanted to say THANK YOU!! for all the support and prayers you have sent to me and my family!!! Its great to have such support from our "extended family"... losing Gord has been really hard on us as he was our GO-TO for just about anything, which leaves us a huge void to fill! Gord had many passions in his life, many of them you guys knew of .. like trying to go fast, long smokey (1/8 mile) burnouts and having a monster party!!! Most of all he loved spending time hanging with all you guys; talking about family, and learning about racing and chasing horse power!! Although the big guy may not be here with us in the flesh you can bet your ass that at every BBF event to come, he'll be making passes, as he said it "Hair on fire goin 100 mile an hour!"

Once again, thanks to all who sent flowers, made phone calls and text msgs, and the overwhelming out pouring of love from our fellow BBF family members!

Josh Sindlinger

Thanks Josh. I think we'll all raise a toast to Gordy the next time we all get together. You all have a strong family, so you'll be okay.

Uncle Charlie

Sorry to hear about this.

c.evans wrote:Thanks Josh. I think we'll all raise a toast to Gordy the next time we all get together. You all have a strong family, so you'll be okay.  

Uncle Charlie

Amen