RIP Dwight Clock

badgerfan · 9/6/08, 2:29 PM

God speed. Our thoughts and prayers are with him, his family and his friends.

petey · 9/6/08, 2:46 PM

RIP Dwight.

I'm sorry that I never got to meet him.

PJ Wright · 9/6/08, 2:47 PM

Unbelievable. When ever I saw that Dwight had made a post, I knew that what I was about to read would be accurate, respectful and informative. I regret never having had the pleasure of meeting Dwight, but I was looking forward to correcting that situation at the November modified and supermodified event at Concord NC.
RIP Dwight, you are already greatly missed.

Mud Packer · 9/6/08, 2:49 PM

The only word that I can come up with is stunned! A horrible day as I also lost another friend yesterday at way too young of an age. I always enjoyed talking with Dwight and racing was certainly his passion. His knowledge and insight will truly be missed both on this board and in person. He had a way of bringing even the most controversial subject into prospective.

Last year when my grandson first encountered his health problems, Dwight was the first one to send his thoughts and prayers. He sent me a PM and I was so touched by his geniune kindness and thoughtfulness as well as doing anything he could to help. Men like Dwight are far and few between. If someone was looking for a role model, he couldn't do much better than Dwight.

I already have a very empty feeling as I sit here and punch the keys. To all of his family and many friends, I hope you find some comfort knowing how many peoples lives he touched in a very positive way. RIP is peace my friend.:crying:

Bill Gardner · 9/6/08, 3:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Onlysister

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.

Carol, Dwight used his real name as his userid... Dwight Clock.

Flatrightrear · 9/6/08, 3:28 PM

We all knew Dwight was a good man just from the style and tone of his posts. He was a great role model in that and many other ways and his death is truly a huge loss for this board. May God comfort his family and friends.
Tom

Danny Burton · 9/6/08, 3:31 PM

I came home for a break and my wife Anita said that J. Hoover called. She mentioned Dwight's name and I guessed what the news was.

It wasn't a huge surprise; I knew that DC had health issues. But it still hurts all the same. I grew to love that "old" man".

RIP, brother....someday maybe we'll meet again.

RacinFool · 9/6/08, 3:43 PM

I"m lost for words like all of us, Being from the East and running some shows with URC first knew of Dwight. He had a passion for the sport and racers all over. I always looked forward to his positive posts on this board. Gone but not forgotten.

Tony Barhorst · 9/6/08, 4:20 PM

This is shocking. I always enjoyed his posts...and some said it best here earlier. He was a voice of reason....a positive force for racing.

Godspeed Dwight.

Tony Barhorst
Rumbleseries.com

DonMoore10 · 9/6/08, 4:37 PM

Does anybody have a pic of DC that they could post on this thread?

Thanks,

Don Moore

9/6/08, 2:49 PM	#44 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
Mud Packer Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 59 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5,094	The only word that I can come up with is stunned! A horrible day as I also lost another friend yesterday at way too young of an age. I always enjoyed talking with Dwight and racing was certainly his passion. His knowledge and insight will truly be missed both on this board and in person. He had a way of bringing even the most controversial subject into prospective. Last year when my grandson first encountered his health problems, Dwight was the first one to send his thoughts and prayers. He sent me a PM and I was so touched by his geniune kindness and thoughtfulness as well as doing anything he could to help. Men like Dwight are far and few between. If someone was looking for a role model, he couldn't do much better than Dwight. I already have a very empty feeling as I sit here and punch the keys. To all of his family and many friends, I hope you find some comfort knowing how many peoples lives he touched in a very positive way. RIP is peace my friend.:crying: __________________ Mike Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante

9/6/08, 3:31 PM	#47 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
Danny Burton Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 2,346	I came home for a break and my wife Anita said that J. Hoover called. She mentioned Dwight's name and I guessed what the news was. It wasn't a huge surprise; I knew that DC had health issues. But it still hurts all the same. I grew to love that "old" man". RIP, brother....someday maybe we'll meet again. __________________ http://www.hoseheads.com/dannyb.html Quiet, numbskulls. I'm broadcasting.

9/6/08, 4:20 PM	#49 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
Tony Barhorst Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 752	This is shocking. I always enjoyed his posts...and some said it best here earlier. He was a voice of reason....a positive force for racing. Godspeed Dwight. Tony Barhorst Rumbleseries.com _________________________________________________ Last edited by Tony Barhorst; 9/6/08 at 4:43 PM.

9/6/08, 2:29 PM	#41 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
badgerfan Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 335	God speed. Our thoughts and prayers are with him, his family and his friends.

9/6/08, 2:46 PM	#42 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
petey Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 925	RIP Dwight. I'm sorry that I never got to meet him.

9/6/08, 2:47 PM	#43 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
PJ Wright Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 4,050	Unbelievable. When ever I saw that Dwight had made a post, I knew that what I was about to read would be accurate, respectful and informative. I regret never having had the pleasure of meeting Dwight, but I was looking forward to correcting that situation at the November modified and supermodified event at Concord NC. RIP Dwight, you are already greatly missed.

9/6/08, 3:28 PM	#46 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
Flatrightrear Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,385	We all knew Dwight was a good man just from the style and tone of his posts. He was a great role model in that and many other ways and his death is truly a huge loss for this board. May God comfort his family and friends. Tom

9/6/08, 3:43 PM	#48 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
RacinFool Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 612	I"m lost for words like all of us, Being from the East and running some shows with URC first knew of Dwight. He had a passion for the sport and racers all over. I always looked forward to his positive posts on this board. Gone but not forgotten.

9/6/08, 4:37 PM	#50 Re: RIP Dwight Clock
DonMoore10 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,474	Does anybody have a pic of DC that they could post on this thread? Thanks, Don Moore