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O.T. John J. Forbes, Sr. R.I.P.

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It was one heck of a run; he was just a week shy of his 94th birthday.

A very friendly and jovial person, always the life of any party, he's certainly a character that will be missed.

I suppose the greatest trait I got fom him, is my willingness to strike up a conversation with anyone; he would speak to anybody, whether they wanted to be talked to or not!

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If any of you are out riding around in your Healeys the next few days, could you please turn your lights on? I'd like you all to help him see his way back home.
 
Randy,
You have my most sincere sympathies. Your dad looked like one happy fellow in those images! Someone comfortable with himself and proud to be with his son. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Lin
1960 BT7 in restoration
1959 Bugeye
 
Sorry for your loss. And thanks from all of us who now have a serious lump in the throat, as we take a few moments to remember what's really important.
 
So sorry Randy--great photos of two happy guys.
 
Randy,
Sorry to hear about your loss.
The photos prove your Dad " got his money's worth " from this
life ! We can all only hope that we will be around and enjoying life at age 90+ .
Sincerely,
Ed K.
 
So sorry for your loss Randy. We all are very grateful to him because without him we wouldn't have enjoyed your willingness to help others in this great hobby. Great photo's of two guys enjoying life to the fullest.
 
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