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billydonn 05-10-2008 04:40 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
My condolences... sorry to hear that.

jkaylor68gmc 05-10-2008 04:50 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
Sorry to hear that. My brother lost his right arm and leg in a motorcycle wreck. I am terribly sorry about your friend.

This is the exact reason I hate bikes so much

tnblazerk5 05-10-2008 05:15 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
sorry to hear of the loss of a brother, bike rider
prayers sent out to him and his family and you

Slmd92DIME 05-10-2008 07:15 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
Very sorry man

283 Man 05-10-2008 07:54 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
Sorry here about your friend bikes are so dangerious and deadly hes in a lot better place than we are God Bless.

72BlckButy 05-12-2008 07:37 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
Truckn' I'm sorry to hear about your loss. Back on March 15th I lost my best friend the same way. David was exactly a month into turning 26, and was living life to the fullest.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to your friend, his family and friends, as well as to you and your family. Keep you head up and know that he is in a better place. I can't say that as each day passes it gets easier, but by keeping their memory alive they still remain with us.

If you ever need to talk feel free to pm me... I had several offers from other board members when I lost my best friend, and it helped just knowing that.

May he rest in peace!

RunninLo 05-12-2008 08:57 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by truckn' (Post 2715057)
thx guys for all thoughts and prayers. I know bikes are a risk, but don't want everyone to think it was just the bike. It is speculation that he had a heart attack and was unresponsive when he went into a curve and went off of the road. No skid marks, no brakes, or tail lights. He had to other friends with him riding when it happened. 32 years young, way to early in life to be leaving
The gentleman who was P.O. of my first sportbike died in a similar circumstance. It was very comforting to his family and I that the medical staff is sure that he had no knowledge of or pain from the accident. It offered great peace of mind to us all that his last expirience on this earth was with a smile on his face and doing something he loved very much. I hope that you can take similar comfort.

Josh

Thealien 05-12-2008 09:23 PM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
I have been riding for 30+ years and avoid accidents daily. Over the years I have burried some very good friends. I feel your pain and can understand how you feel.

Thoughts and prayers. Condolences.

truckn' 05-13-2008 06:19 AM
Re: Sad day in East Tennessee
 
thx guys all prayers and thoughts appreciated. I'm gonna let this thread end I know everyone here understands, and their is still alot of life to chat about. and TRUCKS.
so thx again.


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