Need A List: A Moment of Silence

[Amateur Photog]

Tom Hardin
Bill Billiter
"Gibby" Peterman
Harry and Ruby O'Brien

[John Schubert T*A*R*T]

Yeah, that's the way it was Jeff. I was just meaning the one Kristi referred to was No. 2. But I forget, was it Jr. or no. 3 that was called Shakey? Seems like it is Henry the III'rd.

Henry the 3rd who was hurt in 500 hydro could very well have been called Shaky but his dad was called that long before he was even back in the 50's when he raced the old iron, runabout & hydro & Eleanor raced M hydro.

[Master Oil Racing Team]

Thanks for straightening that out John. I just had a distant memory of Shaky, but couldn't remember which one to tie it too. I do hope that Henry does show up. I have a cool B&W pic of him walking down the meandering bike path at Winona wearing his Gentex.

[Mark75H]

Hank Bowman

[ronus747]

I'd like to add my dad.....Dennis McClellan, who ran from the 50's
to the 80's.....Razorback Racing P-5

[Tim Chance]

First of all it is Gerry Waldman. Gerry with a G.

As I looked the names over I see that one great person, a good friend, and excellent driver that died way too young has yet to be listed. I was at a NOA Championship race and he won the first heat or A or B Hydro because everybody else jumped the gun. So all he had to do is finish the second heat and he was the Champion. And finish he did. Right on the clock, drove like a man possessed and won the heat. After the race someone scolded him for driving so hard. He could have jumped the gun, he could have flipped, he could have blown up, etc. etc. He answered something like: "I came here to win a Championship, not back into one and win by default. I wanted to win fair and square, and I did." I'll post his name in a day or two.

With Faust painted on the cowl of his hydro - Ted Thompson.

[sal29]

Art Welsh

[merc800]

Ted May

[nightwing]

dean wilson sr and jeff wilson

[Kermit SST45]

George Stratton a great person and one hell of a racer.