Losing a long time Friend of 45 years.

[Dave Ward]

Lee,
as you get older, it gets more and more likely to happen - one of the penalties of aging. You have to remember the good times & hold them in your memory
Dave

[Mickc1440]

Sending my condolences Lee

[Guest]

Lee , condolences to you my friend, sad to read.

[stillp]

So sorry to hear that Lee.
Pete

[BattleshipBob]

Very sad to read this Lee, thats a long time. Just think of all the good times and things you both got up to, will bring a smile

Off subject sorry, but Looks like a Eaton gearbox?

[Lee Drennen]

SO SORRY to hear about your best freind Lee an i know how you feel like their is a great big hole in your life now which will never be filled as i lost a very close freind last year due to him catching covid an he was in a coma for two months but never came out of it an he was only about 50 yrs or so so please accept our condolences, an remember the good times you had with your freind an time is the only healer
chris an jen

Thanks Chris. He was 50 years old and his liver and kidneys just started to shut down. He was fighting this for about 2 years now

[Lee Drennen]

My condolences lee , very sad news , Tony

Thank you Tony

[Lee Drennen]

It's hard to go through losing a good friend but you have many years of memories that you built together. They will live on with you Lee. Take care my friend, Rick H.

Very touching Rick and I thank you. Yes we had a lot of memories mostly good ones. I would be lost if I didn’t have you guys here to talk to.

[Lee Drennen]

Hi Lee
A true, long time, friend is a rare thing. My thoughts are with you and his family. A very sad day.
Jim

Thanks Jim. He just has a sister and one son and some nieces and nephews he never remarried after his divorce over 20 years ago. The funny thing about our friendship it never died some have best friends then something happens and they quit being friends for awhile then there friends again we never done that always stayed friends and worked out or problems that’s what true life time friends do.

[Lee Drennen]

So sad to hear this Lee. Stay strong mate and remember the good times.

Thank you Tim. I have my moments but I knew this day was approaching soon.

[Lee Drennen]

Lee,
as you get older, it gets more and more likely to happen - one of the penalties of aging. You have to remember the good times & hold them in your memory
Dave

Thanks so much Dave for your words of wisdom. Many years ago my Father in law said the same thing. He said you know your getting old when your friends you grew up with and classmates start passing away.

[Lee Drennen]

Sending my condolences Lee

Many thanks Mick.

[Lee Drennen]

Lee , condolences to you my friend, sad to read.

Thank you John I appreciate that

[Lee Drennen]

So sorry to hear that Lee.
Pete

Pete. Thanks for the Condolences

[Lee Drennen]

Very sad to read this Lee, thats a long time. Just think of all the good times and things you both got up to, will bring a smile

Off subject sorry, but Looks like a Eaton gearbox?

Thanks Bob I really can’t think of any bad things we never fought always got along and met in the middle never any bitterness between us.

Yes that is a Eaton Fuller 9513 some jerk sold me a bad back half said it was good and it when out on me one night going to Kansas City Missouri and when it did it took the front main bearing with it. Jeff always loved to work on trucks as much as driving them he was a pro at both.