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Be Here Now
After reading this thread I'm not even going to pretend it's onions... :cry
GOPatterson has been lost - RIP
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GAJ
Well-known member
Condolences to family and friends of the young man.
Devastating.
Keeping the mom informed was above and beyond considering the shock everyone must have been under.
Visiting the fire station was a kind and thoughtful gesture; I never would have thought of doing that.
I'm sure it meant a lot to the first responders.
Great job by all who were there and tried to help out as best they could during this most tragic time.
RIP young rider.
Devastating.
Keeping the mom informed was above and beyond considering the shock everyone must have been under.
Visiting the fire station was a kind and thoughtful gesture; I never would have thought of doing that.
I'm sure it meant a lot to the first responders.
Great job by all who were there and tried to help out as best they could during this most tragic time.
RIP young rider.
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Johndicezx9
Rolls with it...
:rose
unobtanium
FOG
This is such a sad event for all involved and impacted. There are no words that can reduce the pain. My good thoughts to all. And my thanks to this community for supporting each other.
Cookie Monster
noob
:rip
Fuck, sounds like a good dude. I wish I could have met him.
Ride in peace, man.
Fuck, sounds like a good dude. I wish I could have met him.
Ride in peace, man.
redruM
Peripheral Visionary
What a touching post.
My heart goes out to everyone directly and indirectly involved in this tragic loss.
RIP Glenn.
slowblood
is slow
:rose
I met Glenn at the Weaverville Rally, really nice guy. He was new, but had no problems striking up conversions and mixing in. He was so excited about riding and shared that enthusiasm. We hung out for stories, food and drinks. He talked about his family that lived in the area and that he knew Weaverville.
Condolences to his family.
I met Glenn at the Weaverville Rally, really nice guy. He was new, but had no problems striking up conversions and mixing in. He was so excited about riding and shared that enthusiasm. We hung out for stories, food and drinks. He talked about his family that lived in the area and that he knew Weaverville.
Condolences to his family.
Lolocastsb
Well-known member
Pegs are down for Glenn today. RIP
rebekahlynn
racer x
I was at a wedding this weekend when I heard this terrible news. I spoke at length with a rider in Glenn's group and he was pretty devastated. To stand by and watch a fellow rider pass, I can't even imagine the shock and heartache. I wasn't there but was very upset when I heard. I didn't know Glenn, though I did find a picture of him in my Weaverville photos, but he was a rider and we shared the same passion. If the family is reading this I wish you comfort in this difficult time and hope you know we all share your pain. I plan on attending the barf remembrance Thursday and hope to attend the family gathering Sunday as well. :rip :rose
Special thanks to Greg for keeping the family in the loop, I know that must have taken quite the toll emotionally <3
Here is Glenn at Weaverville :rose
Special thanks to Greg for keeping the family in the loop, I know that must have taken quite the toll emotionally <3
Here is Glenn at Weaverville :rose
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rebekahlynn
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Greg- any idea if seeing bikes at his service would be welcome or if it would make things harder? I know it varies for different families.
I honestly have no idea, Rebeka. I'm planning to drive, but that's because I have no desire to back on a bike right now. I'm not certain how to or if to even ask the question. I have sent Katrina a link to this thread.
