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Dan Bennett · 06-08-2016, 10:21 AM

I'm saddened to hear this but I'm not surprised as life has a way of taking us all.

I had the good fortune to work closely with Jere on a Pro Stock R&D project back in the 90s. Without a doubt, it was the most challenging thing I've had to do.

Jere is a person who could make my brain hurt. He was so extremely intelligent that it was a challenge to keep up with what he was saying. He'd make a comment which was so revolutionary that it could take weeks or months to think about and then say another one just as startling a few seconds later.

Though we did have our issues towards the end (as happens often with sincere differences of opinion) I thank him for the incredible insight he gave me into increasing performance on almost every area of a race car.

06-08-2016, 10:21 AM	#3
Dan Bennett Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 439 Likes: 849 Liked 594 Times in 136 Posts	Re: Jere Stahl in hospice I'm saddened to hear this but I'm not surprised as life has a way of taking us all. I had the good fortune to work closely with Jere on a Pro Stock R&D project back in the 90s. Without a doubt, it was the most challenging thing I've had to do. Jere is a person who could make my brain hurt. He was so extremely intelligent that it was a challenge to keep up with what he was saying. He'd make a comment which was so revolutionary that it could take weeks or months to think about and then say another one just as startling a few seconds later. Though we did have our issues towards the end (as happens often with sincere differences of opinion) I thank him for the incredible insight he gave me into increasing performance on almost every area of a race car.