Anyone who met Steve Whiteley...

[XR7 Dave]

Steve Whiteley isn't exactly a household name on these boards. In fact he's never registered to post here on the SCCOA nor does his member page have any pictures or a mod list for his car. But as SCCOA member #1476 you can tell he has been around for several years, he has been a regular at Carlisle, and also participated in the 2003 and 2004 SC Shootout where he won the Pro ET Class with his beautiful blue and silver 1990 SC.

Personally I was amazed at what he had accomplished with his car. He went from knowing nothing about these cars a couple years ago (in fact knowing nothing about cars is general really) to having one of the most highly modified (and best looking!) SC's around.

Steve was a people person and I think anyone who met him would agree with that. He was completely enthusiastic both about his SC and the people he met at the events he attended. I was taken with his genuine enthusiasm not only for the car but also for the people who make up the SC community.

From meeting Steve and working with him on his car over the months since the shootout, I would have never guessed that he was losing the battle with cancer even as we made plans for a new round of mods for his SC.

Steve passed away on Jan 23, 2005, and his wife Elizabeth has asked me to extend a special thank-you to this community. She has told me that Steve had never been happier than he was over the past 2-3 years while he was building his SC and that the friends he made through this club and the events he attended meant a lot to him.

Here are a couple shots of him abusing his beautiful SC.

[darkstar_one]

Wow man... that sucks... thats a beautiful SC... anything we can do?

[BobGPz]

I didn't know Steve, but always bad news to hear of a member passing on. Please send my most sincere condolences to Steve's family and Elizabeth..

BTW, maybe George Davenport can upload those pictures of Steve's SC and maybe a picture of himself (Steve, not George) on the "Members Remembered" next to Adam.

[Treys92]

I also didn't know Steve, as I don't know many members on this board personally. But i do hang out here often, and the members seem like a tight knit group. I'm sorry to hear about Steve losing to cancer, and my condolences go out to his wife and family.

If i may suggest one thing....maybe feature his SC as the front page SC of the month for February in his rememberance. God Bless.

-Trey

[cougarsc]

Man, that's really sad to hear.

Here some more photos from 8ate8.

http://www.8ate8.com/sc/shootout04/drag32.jpg

Is he in this photo?

http://www.8ate8.com/sc/shootout04/dinner1.jpg

[Shockwave]

I met him last year at WFC7. He was a really nice guy to talk to. I had no idea this had happened and comes as a great shock to me. I feel for his wife and family.


http://s93260528.onlinehome.us/wfc7/Dscn0026.jpg

Steve Whitely 1990 SC


Jerry

[ThunderDave]

Beautiful words about Steve, his life and his car. We'll keep his wife and family in our prayers.

[SCme94]

Damn...I am at a loss for words right now. I met Steve at Carlisle 03 and immediately considered him a friend. We had hung aroud at WFC last year and he and I spoke on the phone and E-Mail a few times over last summer while he was putting his motor back together after the head cam swap. He was one of the nicest people I have ever met.
When my alternator went out when some of us were getting ready to leave the Shootout last year I was trying to find another one to swap out so I could get home. Steve had an extra alt he was carrying with him that he loaned me to help me out. He was a great guy.

Steve was the guy in the red shirt in the group photo above.

[Mustangshane]

I'd like to send my condoleces. I'm rather new to the boards and have never met him. But in part I understand his familys loss. My family had lost someone in this manner and its never a nice disease to watch take someone.

[SeanMatteson]

Like Tony, I met Stephen at Carlisle '03. Being in the same class, Steve and I were parked side by side one day, and although his car was sporting a different paint scheme at the time, it still stood out with the 20" wheels!

From the short introduction, I knew he was a great guy. It's sad to hear that he's no longer with us.

My condolences to Stephen's wife and the rest of his family.

David, if you're in touch with Stephen's family, and if you learn of any way that we might be able to help, please let us know. I'd be willing to volunteer to assist with the effort.

Sincerely,

Sean

[NorthrnSCownr]

My first run at the shootout was along side Steve. He pulled over to the side of the track after a few seconds causing me to get concerned and stop as well...he had a hose unplug. :) He plugged it back on and raced the day away. I recall a time in the parking lot when he was showing a bunch of us his SS plates and whatnot that he made, and was offering to give some to us SCers and didnt want to charge anything! :cool: He was a very friendly and high spirited guy. You are missed Steve.
Heres a couple pics I have of his engine bay from the shootout.
http://www.sccoa.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=8693
Tom

[SilverCasket]

Wow. ... Why was I afraid to read on when I saw the subject. .. Whatever I type, I just keep erasing. ... Can't say anything right now. I got to know him pretty good. .. God Bless you Steve~!

Anthony

[joenintiesc]

Really sorry to hear about Steve, my condolences go out to his wife and family. I didn't know him either, but it was only yesterday I noticed his SC in the 2005 MN12 calander while at Anthony's house for a get-together, and a few people mentioned what a nice guy he was when they met him at Carlisle...

[Andrew Wang]

I am just totally shocked to hear this, very sad indeed. My wife and myself had the honour of sitting with Steve and his family at the '04 Shootout. Steve was truly a great guy to talk with. My condolences also go out to Steve's family.

[David Neibert]

Dave,

That is terrible news...I first met Steve at WFC and really got to know him better at the Shootout in Norwalk. He and his wife were two of the nicest people I've ever met.

I remember how when it started raining at the dyno portion of the meet Steve and his wife Elizabeth went back to the hotel and brought their trailer and a dining area tent back to keep everyone dry. Then they started cooking hot dogs and chile...just incase anyone was hungry.

I'm really gonna miss them.

David

[SCrazy]

Wow I can't believe it. My memory of Steve and Elizabeth is being out in the pooring rain at the dyno portion of this years shootout helping them put up the big a$$ed tent that kept us all dry.

He was an awesome guy.

[specops_SC]

man, this sure is the worst kind of thing to start your day with. :( i met steve at the 04 shootout in norwalk and was immediately impressed with his car and the obvious time and effort he had put into it. the way he helped out by bringing that tent out on the dyno day and helping tony with his alternator sunday when his went out showed just a small part of the kind of person he was. the sc community has lost a great person and he will be missed. my sincerest condolences go out to steve's family.

Moses

[Rich Thomson]

I remember Steve at Carlisle, He was in need of a set of 13" front brakes really bad. His 20" wheels showed his stock brakes. Bill Evanoff remembered seeing a set of T-Bird spindles in the swap meet and offered to go over with Steve to see if they were any good. Great guy and very nice SC. He will be missed.

http://www.mn12performance.com/images/steve-whiteley.JPG

Rich

[Kurt K]

I too am at a loss of words. Steve and his wife were great to hang around with at the several events they showed up at--WFC, Carlise, the Shootout. It was exciting to meet another SC fanatic, someone who did so much in such a short time.

My condolences go out to his family.

[SCme94]

Here is a link to Steve's obituary if anyone is interested.Click Here (http://www.legacy.com/fortwayne/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=3079545)

[cudaz101]

I always admiared that car when I rarely saw it in some TBU pics...

Steve...If you are lookin' down Brotha...There will be some SERIOUS SMOKE ROLLING out of my fender wells this morning on my way home from work...This is a biggy for me...I try to make my tires last...THIS BURNOUTS FOR YOU!!!


Brad

[Mike8675309]

If you have the Calendar from www.supercoupleperformance.com, you can see Steve and his car on the September page.

That's pretty sad when someone so young dies of such a disease.

[Ken Seegers]

Dave,
I remember Steve's car at Carlisle 03 & 04. I also remember him at the shooutout. He was a great guy. I am really lost for words. My condolences to out to his family.
Ken

[supercatxr7]

Met him at the Shootout 04. I really enjoyed his SC's paint work and engine compartment. Condolences go out to his family.

mark

[fast Ed]

That's awful news to start the week. I'll always remember Steve as the guy I was bugging at Carlisle, asking if he had the "Tempo brake upgrade" on his SC. :p The stock brakes looked so puny behind his 20s.

Great guy, he will definitely be missed.

[dirtybird91]

This is the main reason guys like me need to show up and actively participate at meets. We have obviously lost a member of our family around here. I never had the chance to meet Steve, but I am in awe by the work he did on that car. That is one of the best looking SC's I have ever seen. My prayers go out to Steve's family and freinds. :(

[Nettlesd]

This is so sad because he was the nicest guy you would ever meet. I first met Steve at the 1st Annual SC Shootout with him and his wife being a joy to talk with. I then got to see them again at WFC and the 2nd Annual SC Shootout. Steve was so nice and offered any help he could.

My condolences to his family.

[T-bird4vr]

I remember Steve at the shootout. I won the first round racing against him at the pro-tree race, and then he beat me on round two.

Definitly a good guy. I chatted with him for a while after the races, complimented him on his car etc.

Take care buddy, God bless.

[John Shelton]

I had no idea Steve was even sick. I had the pleasure of meeting Steve and Elizabeth at the two Shootouts, and I also thought what genuinely nice people they were. It's no surprise that a common theme in this thread is that he was such a nice guy. The overall quality of our group has dropped a notch because of this loss.

I am deeply sorry to hear this, Elizabeth. My sincere condolences go out to you and your family.

2004 Shootout
http://home.earthlink.net/~jrshelton/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/steve_shootout_04.jpg

[Jimmy 2Coupes]

Dave, I'm very sorry to hear this. I talked to Steve about his SC at the 04 shootout and he seemed to be a great guy. The SC community will miss him. My condolences go out to his wife and family.

[BobGPz]

I just found this..from my Uncle's funeral who past away on this last Christmas morning from brain cancer...
I thought it a fitting poem, as cancer has taken so many good people from us.
Author unknown..

God saw you were getting tired
and a cure was not to be.
So he put his arms around you
and whispered - Come with Me.

With tearful eyes
we watched you suffer,
and saw you fading away.
Although we loved you dearly,
we could not make you stay.

A golden heart stopped beating,
working hands were put to rest.
God broke our hearts
to prove to us,
He only takes the best.

[Tony8470]

Wow, I had to see the car to realize it was him. I met him last year at carlisle, and he was a REALLY nice guy that had a gorgeous car. I didn't get the feeling he was shooting bs just to fill the air, he made conversation with me which is hard with such a generation gap, me being only 20. Im glad that his sc brought as much joy to him as it did to me.

[Thomas A]

:(

Thomas

[ThunderCoupe94]

Althought I never had the oppertunity to meet Steve personally, I did get to see all his Hard Work he put into his SC @ Carlisle. 2 words that come to mind "Simply Amazing" You can tell he loved his SC & wanted nothing but the best for it..

I am deeply saddened by the lose of another SC Brother & I send my Sincere Condolences to his Wife & Family.. May God Bless you in this troublesome time..

I will Pray for Steves Wife & Family..

Rest In Peace Steve

Jayson

[XR7 Dave]

I may have met Steve at Carlisle too, but I only remember his car (I'm bad that way). But we talked more at the SC Shootout and after. He and his father drove the car out to Ohio to have me tune it in November and we had a long talk about his dream of having an SC performance and restoration shop and about using his car as a test bed for new products and ideas. Steve encouraged me not to give up on my endeavers to continue to raise the bar on performance expectations for SC's.

Considering we had just really met in October, I had a real sense that we were going to do some really great things together. Unfortunately Steve won't be a part of that now, but his wife has hinted that she is interested in keeping the SC and perhaps fulfilling at least part of that dream. Don't be surprised if at some point you see that same incredible silver and blue Supercoupe pull up to an SC meet with his wife, Elizabeth Rivers at the wheel. :)

God rest you, Steve.

[Micahdogg]

You'll hear someone say, "he was so nice....would do anything for you...one of a kind, etc...." But seriously, Steve was one of the nicest, most generous and modest SCer's you would run across. He was usually the quiet one who would be listening attentively while XR7 Dave rants about his blower, or someone else is showing off their latest mod. And always smiling. Then you would ask about his car and "BAM" he had a lot of trick stuff going on and rarely bragged about it.

I never saw Steve discouraged or mad or unhappy....he was always in good spirits. And he always made you feel good. I really enjoyed the time we spent at WFC and both SC shootouts. Strangely enough we were able to race against each other and talk about it at both events. In that picture above where we are both sitting in the staging lanes I yelled over and asked him about his relatively slow run...something like, "You should easily be running 13's." And he replied with a big smile, "Ahhhh, I'm just having a great time."

I feel fortunate to have known Steve...and he will be missed. Both Steve and Elizabeth are very much apart of this community and I look forward to seeing Elizabeth and that blue SC at more events.

Micah

[Jason Wild]

I rember talk with Steve at Carlisle in 03 and 04. He was a vary nice guy to talk with and had a vary nice car. This year I was looking at his car and could not beleve how nice it was and even commented to him about it. Then he showed me some of the extra parts he had made for his car.

Steve will be missed.

[kuhnga]

What a terrible loss. I always remember him from the StLouis shoot-out. It was the first time he had ever raced, he had a smile all day and was determined to mod it up. You cant say enough good stuff about him and his wife, I am truely saddened by this news.

God Bless

[ThunderDave]

Steve, like Adam was taken from us at such an early age. They were a lot alike and different too. Seems like the people that have posted on here that had met him and knew him liked him a lot. I'm sure they would say they were lucky having known him, Adam too.

I didn't get to meet either of them, but in a way, I feel a sense of loss as well for our SC brothers. It would be great to have a "Rememberance Page" for Steve.

And if someone out there has the means of doing some decals as way to remember Steve and Adam. Any money made off of them could go to pay the expenses of making them and what's left over could go to his wife or a cancer research program.

Rest in peace, Steve.

[TwoToneThunder]

i think thats a wonderful idea i would gladly buy some for my sc

[TbirdSCFan]

If i may suggest one thing....maybe feature his SC as the front page SC of the month for February in his rememberance. God Bless.I'll second that. Sorry to hear about this. :(

[Treys92]

I'll second that. Sorry to hear about this. :(

Thanks for the vote, hopefully it'll get done soon. As thoughtful and helpful as this community is, i'm sure something special is in the works. As for the decals, count me in too.

And maybe if someone knows Elizabeth, they could email her a link to see all the kind words that have been said about her husband. Sometimes things like that help during hard times.

Again, God Bless. Steve, Elizabeth and their family, are in our prayers.

-Trey

[Brad Klein]

Wow i hate to see post like this brings back alot of memories from when we lost Adam
I never got to meet Steve but really wanted to his car has motavated me to start working on more custom stuff and has giving me a great idea on how to paint it
We will keep you in our thoughts

I did the sticker for the Florida chapter remebering Adam and handed them out free to members but after losing my boss to cancer things have been tight work is starting to pick up but we dont have the man power we used to so i dont want to say i can do it cause i just dont have the time but i can email the file to any one that might be interested in doing this

[getblown]

As many, i have never met steve before but ive seen the car around in several places on the site. Its never good to lose another member of our family but hes in a better place now. My condolences go out to his family and he will definitly be missed among the community.

jOe

[Blown347]

I had great time with him at the meets and we always joked around on
how much money everyone dumped into these cars, Quote from him
that I'll never forget:In his English accent: I even went and bought this
$200 crash hat for the shootout cause I thought Id be flying down the track. I about lost it.

Steve your in my prayers.

Chris Lazzo :(

[NY90RedSC]

I, like many others here did not have the privelage of knowing Steve, or Adam for that matter. However, I still have plenty of room on the rear windows of my SC and XR7 and would be honored to place a rememberance sticker on each of my cars in their honor.
After all, isn't it all about being family here?

[lube70]

Steve and I had talked in great lengths at the Carlisle show last year (04) and got along great. He was hanging out with all the guys from Jersey and everyone had the same impression, GREAT GUY!!!!!.

I am truely sad that he has been taken from us so soon in his life. Seems that the nicer you are the shorter your life. I guess the Big Guy is looking for a few good men himself to look over us.

My best wishes to his family and to all of us for a terrible loss to friends and the SC community.

Amazing how much one person can touch so many in a short period of time.


God speed, Steve,


Don O'Neill, Jr.

and the rest of the Jersey guys.

[StvsBrd]

We only found out on the 11th of Jan that Steve had any kind of cancer. Then on the 18th we found out that the cancer originated in his pancreas. Then we began our greatest challenge that was not meant to be. It was shorter than his last "quarter mile run".

I cannot thank you all enough for your kind words. We thought the same of each and every member we met.

I always used to say it was better that his first love was the car and not that of another woman, but I guess it's all relative.

If you remember, Steve's mum and dad were at the last Shootout and they also extend their sincere thanks. They felt so welcomed by the members they met that weekend. It was a bit overwhelming.

The thoughts of stickers and remembrances are wonderful. I would be more than willing to help finance the project if there is someone out there that has the expertise. My email is always open and don't think that I can let his last wish of being the fastest SC go with him. So with some "sound" advice on any future mods he might have wanted to make, I will be seeing you, so don't take us off the mailing list.

Again, God bless you all for your thoughts and words....

Elizabeth

[gldiii]

Thanks, Elizabeth for taking the time to repond here on our boards. I never have the right words to say at times like these and most have already posted my sentiments.

I will say that the SCCoA will have the memorial stickers produced and will distibute to any one who wants one. I'll post details as soon as I know more.


So, Mullen says to Whiteley, you know, your car would go a little faster if you only......

[Toms-SC]

:(

I have never met Steve, but the second Dave went to explaining the car he drove it clicked in. One of the most unique SC's out there.

Sorry to hear about this, I hope his family takes care.

[leeklimala]

I had not the pleasure to know either Steve or Adam, but have been equally and deeply touched by everyones posts about them. So...if Dale Earnhardt is good enough to go on my wife's expedition, then Steve and Adam surely have a place reserved on my back window.

My sincerest condolences to his wife and family.

[Feld]

I never had the privelege of knowing Steve either, but he seems like a great guy, and there is always a spot for a memorial sticker on my back window.

[JSC]

Treasure each day folks......
My sincere condolences to his wife and family.

[bbird94]

Hello Everybody,

So much to say about folks that I have met so few times!! Steve and Elizabeth are the most geniune and kindest people! I have met only hung out with Steve and his wife three times and what a great couple to talk to! I loved it when I could hear people laugh when I was always jokin around at the meets; and in the laughter I could hear that English accent chuckle in the midst of all it. Oh, what some great times! I am totally with what Micah said, Steve was at the meets having a blast, either if his car was runnin like a champ or like mine!!

My sincerest condolenses go out to the Whitley family and Elizabeth! Elizabeth, it is great that you are trying to fulfill Steve's dream of having a sweeter SC, his SC was already sweet! Hopefully, we can see you and the monster at another event in the future!!

Hang in there,
Brandon

[blkthndr]

I have put a picture on the front page of sccoa.com, made him the February 2005 SC of the Month and added 8 pictures to his member page. Can we try to put together all his mods and complete his member page?

-Ron

[lube70]

Adam and Steve were two of the nicest people I have ever had the occassion of meeting. If any stickers are being made, please pass the word on.

I thought of something like an SC with angels wings.

Remember, always remembered, never fogotten!!!!


Don

[gldiii]

Don, all info on stickers and monetary donations is here in this board announcement:

http://sccoa.com/forums/announcement.php?f=37

[92bird]

What a loss! I know how his family feels.. I lost my grandmother (more like a mother to me) in 2004 to pancreatic cancer as well. It all happened so fast.

God Bless,

Jeramie

[lube70]

I will get together with our webmaster and see the pics we have. I will then foward them to Ron so that we can put them together. I do believe that Doug Freileigh has some knowledge of Steve's Car.

Anyway, again, my condolences to his family and friends. If there is anything we can do, please feel free to contact any one of us here in the SCCOA family.


Don

Lube70@aol.com

(973) 277-4294

[Kurt Sunday]

I had the honor of meeting Steve and his wife while waiting in line at the First Annual Shootout. I remember his cool accent, great sense of humor and enthusiasm for the Super Coupe.

This news truly hurts my heart.

His signature is on the inside of my SC’s trunk along with several other great SCers.

Godspeed Steve.

Sincerely,
Kurt Sunday

[Randy N Connie]

Here is a picture of Steve in the yellow shirt setting next to Elizabeth.
They are at the 2003 Shootout.Also seated at the table is John Shelton
in the gray shirt,& Kurt Sunday in the white shirt.

Sorry to hear of your loss Elizabeth.
Connie & I still look foreward to seeing
you at the next shootout.

Randy & Connie

[skylinegtr]

i see that you will be able to make sticker to remember steve and adam

do make sure that if we do reprint stickers for adam that the dates read 9-23 to 9-23 not 9-23 to 9-24 (wrong misprint)

thanks, andrew

good luck

It is so sad to hear when another member of the sc community passes, my thoughts and prayers are with steve's family.

[gldiii]

Don't worry Andrew, the new stickers will have the correct dates.

[skylinegtr]

Don't worry Andrew, the new stickers will have the correct dates.
great, i will put them on the sc and the L.

[35thSC]

I had the pleasure of meeting Steve at the 04 Carliles Ford Show. I only talked with him for a few minutes but my best memory of him was when he complimented my SC . I felt very appreciative that someone with a car as nice as his would pass on a compliment to me. I want to pass on my heartfelt condolence to his wife, family, and anyone who knew him , I sincerly believe we were all blessed to have known him for he was a True Gentleman.

[lube70]

Dave had e-mailed me these pics of Steve at the Dyno-tune we had in Carlisle 03. This is before the paint and other mods. We all had a great time and talked quite a bit.

Never forget the good times since you never know when they will be gone....


Here's some pics from Dave's E-Mail......

[redknight]

While I didn't have the pleasure of meeting Adam, I did get to meet and talk to Steve at Carlisle '04. He was a really great guy! I was really impressed with his knowledge and his willingness to share that knowledge to help anyone who needed it! He will truly be missed! I'm glad I got to know him at least a little. My sincere condolences to his wife and family.

[lube70]

Just received an e-mail from the niece of Steve Whiteley and she wishes to thank us all for all our kind words and ways of remembering him. She also expressed happiness in the pics posted seeing that her uncle was enjoying himself and loving what he did.

Since she lives in England, she asked that I please on her behalf express her sincere thanks to everyone.......


Keep the pics and memories coming!!!!!!



Don

[acb92sc]

I Met Steve At Carlisle In '04 And Immediately He Was A Friend To Everyone Around. His Car Was A Prime Example Of His Dedication, His Attitude Proof Of The Stand Up Individual That He Was. I Had Looked Forward To Seeing Him In '05, And Will Miss His Car And His Company. Anything That Can Be Done For His Family Please Let Us All Know And Let Them Know My Best Wishes And Sincerest Condolences Are With Them.

- On A Side Note, Its Great To See In A Time Like This How Much Our Small Community Can Come Together From Across The Country And Makes Me Even Prouder Of What We Have In This Club. .thanks To Everyone For This Thread And Everything Else Everyone Does.

[victor malvar]

We met Steve at Carlisle and so did George my brother...He was nice enough to show us his beatiful SC. He was a very nice Man May God Bless his soul! Our payers go out to his Family! He will be remembered.by many of us.

Victor Diane George

[lube70]

Found this pic while looking through some old pics:


Hope you all like it...

[victor malvar]

I will never forget his face, his smile, his family must still really miss him. Not to mention his beatiful and fast Super Coupe, Its nice to see he is with us in memories. I'm sure he is watching or will be with us in spirit at many events to come. This is one time I'm short for words...Great picture!
God Bless his soul.....

[lube70]

My wife (good girl, huh!!!!), took the pic since I was in line for my award. She told me how she loved the color scheme on the car.

Just happened to come accross it while burning pics onto CD's.

Don

[ThunderDave]

Is there any info on when the stickers for Steve and Adam will be ready?

[gldiii]

All sticker info is kept updated in this announcement:

http://www.sccoa.com/forums/announcement.php?f=37


(Last updated on 03/16/05 at 8:55PM EST.)

[NorthrnSCownr]

Hi George,
I sent you a SASE a few weeks ago, but didn't mention quantity. Two would be great.
Thanks,
Tom Bowen

[victor malvar]

Hi George,
I sent you a SASE a few weeks ago, but didn't mention quantity. Two would be great.
Thanks,
Tom Bowen

Sorry Tom and George,

We meant to write this on Toms. We also want a couple of the stickers. George, I will be writing to you tonight. Sorry about this Mistake. :o
Take care!
Victor and Diane

[victor malvar]

Hi George,
I sent you a SASE a few weeks ago, but didn't mention quantity. Two would be great.
Thanks,
Tom Bowen


Hi Tom, Would you be so kind as to send Diane and I, 2 stickes total. If possible! One would be nice two would be real nice.
If there is anything we can do to help out? please let us know by email. This shows the heart of this club! We will never forget! We feel privileged to have known him. His family wrote a very nice post. Bless their hearts!

Thank you!

Victor and Diane

[acb92sc]

The stickers are proudly displayed on my window-- its great that we can remember our fallen members and friends in such a united way.

[ThunderDave]

The stickers are proudly displayed on my window-- its great that we can remember our fallen members and friends in such a united way.

Here is a pic of mine.