Just got home from West Virginia...( Old Skool )

We rode with Steve for the last time today . It was without a doubt a ride none of us wanted to make. We followed the hearse to the grave site and passed where the crash happened ( 2 ) lanes going into ( 1 ) on a steep blind hill with a rock wall on both side's he had no escape when the car turned in front of him. The service at the church was touching with Steve's wife Rhonda and Brian both speaking. I met Old Skool last year and even got in a short ride with him from what I saw and heard yesterday and today I'm a lucky man that I was able to meet someone so well respected and loved by everyone around him. If heaven has motorcycle's Steve has already been checkin' out the twisties...Ride On Steve... It was my honor to take the last ride with you on this earth.

Thanks for the post Joe.

After reading your post, I feel like I missed out not knowing him. Thanks for the write up. Sorry for your loss.

+1

I'm glad you got to honor your friend on that last ride. I know it meant something to you to be able to do it. I'm sure it meant something to the family as well to have the support of so many friends.

What an awsome but hard thing to do. It is always difficult to even set yourself up for a ride like that. Especially for someone that was well liked and loved as it sounds he was. I will continue to pray for the family. Thanks for the write up.

May he ride in peace.

Moon

Badmoon wrote:What an awsome but hard thing to do. It is always difficult to even set yourself up for a ride like that. Especially for someone that was well liked and loved as it sounds he was. I will continue to pray for the family. Thanks for the write up.

May he ride in peace.

Moon

+1 Moon Sounds like he will be missed by quite a few for quite awhile......

Jerry