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11-22-2008, 10:44 AM
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Re: interesting question...... (Worner family)
Well from what we were told Sam has 1 win @Englishtown and that year Sal did not win any National events just Peter.
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11-22-2008, 02:45 PM
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Re: interesting question...... (Worner family)
Congratulations to the worner family. How about the Waldo family?
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11-22-2008, 11:51 PM
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Re: interesting question...... (Worner family)
A BIG Congrats to Byron and the rest of the Worner clan. Byron it must be that superfast Zuma I sold you a few years back? LOL when I come out of retirement, I'll probably need her back. This incredible feit could not have happened to a nicer, more dedicated family! I remember our first meeting/pick up on the way to Gainesville (many Moons ago!). I think Tina was only my girlfriend? I also remember our choc. lab walking into the supermarket on his own? roaming the end of the track during racing? and something called a "dry town" in Darlington? I believe we are all still honarary members at that pool club???
Savor this accomplishment; as it is a monumental one! Have a safe & happy Holidays, Dean |
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11-23-2008, 10:28 AM
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Re: interesting question...... (Worner family)
Dean, the superfast zuma didn't make the trip. I went with Michael Iacono. I love that thing though. It'll cost you double if you want it back.
Funny you mention those early days I can remember them like they were yesterday. |
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