mike ford
 

on here every day but never post. my best friend mike ford died this morning . i know alot of u know who he is. we was to kick off sprint week together. we made a lot of hoosier hundreds together, and a lot of races at gas city,rip mike,robb hedges

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Sorry for your loss, prayers sent to you, family and friends.

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Is this the same mike that ran supers and a little pavement sprints? So sorry for your loss!

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no mike was very involved with his boys at kokomo q.m . track.
he was 51 yrs old

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I am very very sorry for your loss. You and his family will be in my prayers.

So sorry to hear about this. Mike and his family have been long time members at kokomo quarter midget club. Thoughts and prayers with them thru this difficult time.

The Smiths.

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Every person on IOW knows how much their racing buddies mean to them, Robb and each one of us can feel your pain, because it makes us think what it would be like if one of those extended family members was all of a sudden gone. Be strong, go to Sprint Week and let this great racing sweep you away and at least for those few moments, let it take it away from the pain you're feeling. When I lost my dad last year, racing was the one thing that helped me escape.

Jerry

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god bless u jerry shaw.....see u folks at gas city

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Shocked to hear about this. I knew Mike from his boys running the Rumble In Fort Wayne quarter midgets. He was a big supporter of racing. He is on my Facebook page...
https://www.facebook.com/fordboysracing

He was one of the forces behind the Kokomo Quarter Midget Club. I didn't know him well, but I know he was a good man. ? It's hard to believe.

Very sorry to hear this. Thoughts are with you and all his friends and family.

Tony Barhorst

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RIP...MIke,
I met Mike back when our kids ran at Kokomo. He was always a big help at the track. I didn't get to see Mike often due to logistics (but when we did cross paths it was usually at a race track) There was always a big smile and a hug. Had the opportunity to sit with Travis and Mike last year at Gas City and were able to recall some of the memories and fun that we had.
Loved racing and loves his kids.
He will be missed.

Mark Batcheldor