Geo

[snobyrd]

I'd like to sadly inform the group that geo, george passed away back in April due to a massive heart attack, I just found out myself and reached out to his son to confirm the news. I'm wasnt sure if his passing had already been posted on here , so I thought I would post it anyways.
As we all knew, geo made alot of contributions here on the forums over the years, sharing his wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Give the family condolences.

Geo was a resource on this forum.

 

[TRS]

That is very sad news.
I had many great conversations with George.
A great man will be missed. His knowledge was impeccable.
My thoughts are with his family.

 

[DITCHBANGER]

That is not good to hear. Seemed like a great guy

 

[ullose272]

Thats too bad, he helped me alot setting up my old M8

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[G-Force]

He sure helped me out with my '12 Assault, sent about an hour or more in his garage, not having met the man before. Very giving of his time, and knowledge.

 

[Griff]

I'd like to sadly inform the group that geo, george passed away back in April due to a massive heart attack, I just found out myself and reached out to his son to confirm the news. I'm wasnt sure if his passing had already been posted on here , so I thought I would post it anyways.
As we all knew, geo made alot of contributions here on the forums over the years, sharing his wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas.

Thanks for passing along the sad news. As stated he was a helpful resource for me as well setting up my M8. My condolences to his family and friends.

 

[snobyrd]

That is very sad news.
I had many great conversations with George.
A great man will be missed. His knowledge was impeccable.
My thoughts are with his family.

Tony, george spoke highly of you , my last conversation with him was in Feb and he was raving about your clutching style.
Jeff

 

[MTN Powderhound]

I always enjoyed his posts. He will be missed.

 

[briand]

That's really sad news to hear. really enjoyed private messaging him on the forum and in threads. Was a wealth of information. It's ironic that it's also heart disease that has kept me from riding sleds the last three years. He will be missed