An old friend going fast.
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Wow!
Sad that he took his own life. Fond memory of him in that pic. Thanks for sharing.
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SUPER cool pic, Trev. Depression is more and more a life-threatener. The world is more grim for many as they grow older than it has been in decades."Thought he, it is a wicked world in all meridians; I'll die a pagan."
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Awesome in action shot!
Always sad to hear of someone taking their life. While it may have been years ago, I'm sorry for your loss.sigpic
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That would be Sparta.... I even raced my 83 Gs 750 e there...his name is Kevin Blackmore, he was a drag racing legend there. Looked like a mild mannered accountant.... very preppy. But a mad man on a bike. Very smart... when I lived with him he went to Western University and he wanted to be an insurance actuaries.
Grand Bend Motorsports has a memorial race weekend every year in his honour.No signature :(Comment
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Yes, Kevin was a local legend. He worked for Lafarge, an industrial cement producer. I raced against him many times. I remember attending his funeral in Woodstock. The church was packed with friends from the dragracing community. We were horrified and shocked by his death. A grim reminder of the power of depression.Comment
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Nice to know you were at his Funeral. Kevin worked at that cement plant while he was in university and living with me...he did not like it. But it became a case of "golden hand cuffs"...money was too good. He probably would have been happier doing something else but it gave him the time off to do his racing.Yes, Kevin was a local legend. He worked for Lafarge, an industrial cement producer. I raced against him many times. I remember attending his funeral in Woodstock. The church was packed with friends from the dragracing community. We were horrified and shocked by his death. A grim reminder of the power of depression.
He was a funny guy and it makes me so sad to think he was hurting so much.No signature :(Comment

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