Thats so true. I never met him inperson, but we had spoke on the board and you really do feel like you get to know alot of the people who are regularly on here. Really sad news, RIP.
Thats shocking and sadenning. I had to read this a few times to believe it. I have never met him, but there arent very many 430's in a Nova, and he was very proud of that car and very enthusiastic. Thoughts and prayers for his family.
Unfortunately, he never did find his dad's car. This is his wife. I was overwhelmed with the amount of prayers and sympathy that I saw on this..his favorite car site. I am happy to say that he at least achieved his dream of gettin that Buick motor into his Nova. He was determined if nothing else. We will all miss him tremendously as he was such a wonderful, father, son, husband and friend. Remember him when you're revvin it up....make it loud so he can hear it!
Mrs. Joe, thanks for registering and letting us know your thoughts and appreciation; it means a lot to me, and I think I can speak for others saying it means a lot to us. We here try to help each other as much as we can, and even though most of us never get to meet face-to-face, the relationship with each other just happens. I wish you & family only the best, and be assured Joe will be well remembered! Devon
Cindy.I wish we had met on different circumstances,but our brief talk was as I expected,as Joe always talked very highly and appreciatively of you.You should be proud of the many friends who came to show their resepects for Joe and the family. Bless you all. gary
I am so sorry to hear of someone on this board passing. I pray his family will be OK as I know he will look over them from a better place. Godspeed.
