kawkaw2 (Offline)
#31
9/6/08 12:28 PM
RIP Dwight. THoughts and prayers to his family and close friends.
Keith Wheeler
"He who dies with the most toys wins"
D.O. (Offline)
#32
9/6/08 12:34 PM
Dwight had the passion of the sport. He was a part of the east coast for a long time and finally move to Indiana by IRP and had a job at IMS. He was very happy with that. Dwight would come by the show and we could talk about the old days, the things we saw and did long ago in racing. He was very much a gentleman and a dyed in the wool racer.
Dwight we will miss you buddy !
:respect:
D.O., Family and Racin' with D.O. crew.
:dologob:
ronmil (Offline)
#33
9/6/08 12:41 PM
What a shock to hear of Dwight's passing. I first met him at Terre Haute when he sat across the aisle from me. During our conversation we discovered that we both frequented IOW. I guess the last time I actually talked to Dwight in person was at Gas City during ISW in 2007, when we had a rather lengthy conversation.
This board certainly won't be the same without his input.
RIP, my friend
Ron Miller
Dirtfan (Offline)
#34
9/6/08 12:55 PM
So sad:crying:, don't think that I can add anything that hasn't already been said. His history, knowledge and such are second to none. RIP Mr Clock:respect::checkered:
Dan Hetser
"Today is a Gift, Tomorrow is not Promised"
my respects and condolences to his family and friends.
may you find peace in your memories.
Onlysister
#36
9/6/08 1:47 PM
Thank you all for your prayers, memories and thoughts of my brother Dwight. It truely was a shock yesterday to hear the news of his passing. Would someone please tell me what his user name was on this site? Once final arrangements have been made I will post the information for all to know.
#1Brad Kuhn Fan (Offline)
#37
9/6/08 1:47 PM
RIP Buddy,you will be very missed....
Beer Goggles (Offline)
#39
9/6/08 1:48 PM
Wow what a shock !
Always enjoyed what Dwight had to say no matter the subject. He was a prolific poster on several boards, and always had heartfelt message to share.I once razzed him that I was going to move to Indy and take his job at the IMS Museum when he retired.
Was hoping to get to the Jungle Park Reunion to meet him for the first time after he posted he would be there.
RIP friend.
Tom
pletchfan (Offline)
#40
9/6/08 2:12 PM
Terrible news. :crying: When I brought up the board and seen the RIP I thought to myself what a terrible joke to be playing. Then I got on here and seen it was for real. I just don't even know what to say. It was just a couple of weeks ago when Dwight was on her posting about his move to Clermont. What a shock to all of us. This board will never be the same without Dwight. Our prayers go out to all friends and family. Just at a loss for words here.:crying:
