just letting everyone know that sardonyx247 has passed away , he was a big asset to the quad 4 and 3.4 swaps here in las vegas nevada a real fiero guru and parts hoarder be well missed
[EDIT] XxdjxX89 sent me a PM and mentioned that David was only 48 years old when he passed. That's way too young. There was a bit more info that XxdjxX89 sent me that I'm not sure if I'm at liberty to make public. Best keep it to myself unless/until XxdjxX89 gives me the go-ahead (or he states the info here himself).
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Scott Brown (ScottB) passed quietly on Friday Aug. 30. Scott was a long time member of the Georgia Fiero Club and a dear personal friend. He was often my backup and support in setting up our annual Run For The Hills. He frequently allowed us to hold meetings and technical sessions in his shop and he was always ready to help a member with their Fiero.
Charlie, it's always a sad occasion when another one of our ranks passes away. I'm very sorry to hear you've lost a good friend in Scott. My condolences to you and to Scott's other friends and family.
XxdjxX89, can you tell us something about David... like, how old would you say he was?
[EDIT] XxdjxX89 sent me a PM and mentioned that David was only 48 years old when he passed. That's way too young. There was a bit more info that XxdjxX89 sent me that I'm not sure if I'm at liberty to make public. Best keep it to myself unless/until XxdjxX89 gives me the go-ahead (or he states the info here himself).
I met Dave in 2006 and we became friends. I spent a lot of time working on projects with him over the years at the Las Vegas Fiero Club. He is succeeded by his son, who is a wonderful young man.
Scott Brown (ScottB) passed quietly on Friday Aug. 30. Scott was a long time member of the Georgia Fiero Club and a dear personal friend. He was often my backup and support in setting up our annual Run For The Hills. He frequently allowed us to hold meetings and technical sessions in his shop and he was always ready to help a member with their Fiero.
Scott Brown (ScottB) passed quietly on Friday Aug. 30. Scott was a long time member of the Georgia Fiero Club and a dear personal friend. He was often my backup and support in setting up our annual Run For The Hills. He frequently allowed us to hold meetings and technical sessions in his shop and he was always ready to help a member with their Fiero.
Charlie, I just saw this. Scott was a good guy. I am very sorry to hear this sad news. Please pass on our condolences from the Michigan crew.
Sad to hear of sardonyx247's passing I had sdo many brake problems with my Fiero, ordered and installed his modified S-10 booster, and what a world of difference it made! I remember Rodney attacking him from every direction about the bonjo he used and the way it was assembled. Luckily a lot of us stood up for him!
Two sad additions - Gene Weaver of Pottstown, PA passed away just before Thanksgiving. He went by DrmWevr/DrmWevr7 on here. He was way too young but sadly died from a heart attack. He is survived by his wife, Tina and his children. https://www.schumacherandbe...Weaver?obId=34120410
Ron Yeager, of Plaistow, NH, also passed away over the holidays. Ron was a well-known and friendly face to many in the Fiero community. I'm not entirely sure if he was on Pennocks but a "RonnieD" from Plaistow does show up so it is possible. He is survived by his best friend, Alan, his girlfriend and children. https://www.brooksidechapel...ituary/ronald-yeager
Just found out one of the founding members of the Cleveland Fiero’s passed away in Nov.
Bud Newcomer of Akron Ohio.
He and his wife Dee were very strong Fiero supporters over the years.
I got to know them back in the late 80’s and have been great friends to me and my wife. We showed Fiero’s back when no one ever did. Please pray for Dee and their son’s family.
Bud also was a Vet from the Vietnam war. He was on a Huey crew and was a proud Veteran.
One other I should have posted was Dave Stidd also the Cleveland Fiero’s. Dave was such a kind soul. He had a Formula and an 85 SE he turned into a pro street car. Dave Also was a Camaro club member.
He lost his sweet wife Marsh and his brothers and it really affected him. Dave would call just to talk. I remembered right before Daytona he would call and this year my friend never made that call.
I will miss both these great men.
We have lost a number of people from our club and it was a privilege yo be in the club with them.
That's way too young. There was a bit more info that XxdjxX89 sent me that I'm not sure if I'm at liberty to make public. Best keep it to myself unless/until XxdjxX89 gives me the go-ahead (or he states the info here himself).
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