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So sorry to hear this. Prayers sent to the family.

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I had not met Alex in person but spoke to him many times on the phone and bought parts from him. I would not have been able to set a national record last September without the conversation I had with Alex and steering me in the right direction on some things. Let it be known he will be missed by a lot of people. Godspeed Alex. My condolences to Tony and Beth.

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Alex and I (and lots of others) got close while he was doing the Class Nationals. We stayed good friends, and I will always remember and treasure that. I will truly miss my friend.

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Very sorry to hear of Alex's passing; my condolences to the Denysenko family.

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Alex was a stand up guy. We enjoyed many conversations over the years. I'll always be grateful that he had me in to announce at the Class Nationals, and for the support he gave me when children on this site thought it was "cool" to lie about me. You can hear Alex saying, "#$%'em!" Thanks Alex. You were a rock among blades of grass.

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Only knew of Alex through Don Anderson, but between Alex and Rich Muhlenhardt it's been a tough week for S-S/S racers. God's speed to Alex, and condolences to his family.

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God's Speed Alex.

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So sorry for you loss. Alex was a memorable racer and we enjoyed our rare meetings at the races. RIP Alex, Judy and Lou Conkey

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Very sad news. God Speed Alex.

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Alex was dedicated to the sport of stock/superstock racing like none other in his time. His love of drag racing, which began in the glory days at Oswego, IL Dragway and US 30 in Gary, IN and culminated in his successful participation at the highest levels of NHRA and IHRA competition contributed to his legacy. He'll always be remembered as the Father and originator of the Class Nationals at Byron Dragway, the "Woodstock" of Class Racing. His love of all things Ford, and the help and mentoring he gave to so many racers will not soon be forgotten, nor should it be.
Alex will be missed and remembered by all who knew him.
Rest in peace, my friend.

Bill Rink