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Ronz · 06-25-2010, 12:46 AM

I was not sure where to post this, so I put it here. warlock LMW has been a member here for quite a while. I do not think he posted here very much at all. Though he did read a lot here. He got into the Sartin Methodology back in real early 1990's. He kept on after me untill I got hooked on it myself. He loved the Sartin Methodology as he read and re-read the books time after time again. The a few years later he found this forum and joined it as I myself joined also through Larry. Then he got into RDSS and yes, he got me into it also. Larry was a truck driver for about 27 years. He finally got out of driving and started helping me in carpenter work. He moved into my spare bedroom 16 years ago and we have been room mates ever since. We have been to race tracks all over the country together. He has been just like a brother to me. And I thought of him as a brother. Back in the last of March he had a bad heart attack. They put a stint in an artery going to his heart. He stayed in the hospital for 5 days. He came home on Monday and was doing great. But on Friday, April 2nd, he got a blood clot that went to his lungs. They care flighted him to a hospital in Shreveport, Louisiana. It took me 45 minutes to drive there. He died before I got to the hospital. I would have posted this sooner, but it was just to hard to do.

He loved racing. He loved the horses. And he loved the Sartin Methodology. He went to a couple of conventions and met Doc Sartin, The Hat and others. I will carry on his dream of winning at the races. I will try to start posting here more. He had lots of respect for the people here that carried in the Sartin Methodology tradition. I know he thought very highly of Ted Craven for his hard work on RDSS. Sorry I had to be the bearer of bad news here.

Ron

06-25-2010, 12:46 AM	#1
Ronz Maiden Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 2	Loss of a Friend I was not sure where to post this, so I put it here. warlock LMW has been a member here for quite a while. I do not think he posted here very much at all. Though he did read a lot here. He got into the Sartin Methodology back in real early 1990's. He kept on after me untill I got hooked on it myself. He loved the Sartin Methodology as he read and re-read the books time after time again. The a few years later he found this forum and joined it as I myself joined also through Larry. Then he got into RDSS and yes, he got me into it also. Larry was a truck driver for about 27 years. He finally got out of driving and started helping me in carpenter work. He moved into my spare bedroom 16 years ago and we have been room mates ever since. We have been to race tracks all over the country together. He has been just like a brother to me. And I thought of him as a brother. Back in the last of March he had a bad heart attack. They put a stint in an artery going to his heart. He stayed in the hospital for 5 days. He came home on Monday and was doing great. But on Friday, April 2nd, he got a blood clot that went to his lungs. They care flighted him to a hospital in Shreveport, Louisiana. It took me 45 minutes to drive there. He died before I got to the hospital. I would have posted this sooner, but it was just to hard to do. He loved racing. He loved the horses. And he loved the Sartin Methodology. He went to a couple of conventions and met Doc Sartin, The Hat and others. I will carry on his dream of winning at the races. I will try to start posting here more. He had lots of respect for the people here that carried in the Sartin Methodology tradition. I know he thought very highly of Ted Craven for his hard work on RDSS. Sorry I had to be the bearer of bad news here. Ron