This is probably the most recent picture taken of us. Our friend Mike Jackson from West Palm Beach took this when we
visited Sandy and him in March of 2016. A great picture, I thought..
Both Rocky and I have officially retired from Vintage racing and other forms of competitive motor sport to concentrate
on more sedate forms of entertainment and relaxation. My primary focus has become a reengagement with music and Rocky
is still seeking her "passion" through courses at the local college in a variety of crafts,
digital photography and other topics; she is still a voracious reader... Sadly, we now no longer have any pets but now
have the ability to begin our travel plans. This means we'll be contacting some of our friends about those invitations
to visit in the coming months and years - hope to get to see you all!
If you know us, you know ... no kids, no pets, soon no racecars ... just guitars and the dim glow from the iPad...
To those who raced with us, I apologize for the "old" picture above of Thelma, Louise and the
"Blue Meanie"; as you know, Louise (the silver '67 911S) now lives in Texas and,
from what I read in Victory Lane, is enjoying herself with her new family. The Blue Meanie (the blue 1966 911) was recently sold to a restorer of early 911s and can
probably be found elsewhere on the internet using that name as a search variable. Thelma is still for sale and is with us awaiting a little clean-up and the
right buyers who will take her back to the racetrack/course and drive her as she deserves (or restore her to original specs). Rocky's former ride,
the Lola T-200/204, has been sold and should be competing in Vintage events in the Midwest...
Personal pages for both
Rocky and myself are available for those wishing to know more about us.
Find out all those things you always wanted to know
about us but were too afraid (or wise) to ask - this could change your life
(or, perhaps, just the way you choose to look at it...)
New with this latest
version is the for sale page listing various bits and pieces I no longer need...
In Memorium
On June 16, 2017 at 6:25pm, our beloved dog Strider left us after spending fourteen and a half years
being our constant companion. He was a devoted family member and confidant to both of us and was
undoubtedly my biggest fan! We are heart-broken but rejoice that his life was long (17 1/2 years) and
full and that his suffering was short; he was a trooper to the end and will forever be in our hearts and
memories. Farewell, dear Strider; be at peace and forever run free!
In loving memory of our dear, departed pet and constant companion (at least when I was in the garage or yard),
Scooter. May you ever run free...
Your comments and suggestions are solicited and welcomed.
