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Misc Forums => Health, Welfare, and Passings => Topic started by: Dynoroom on July 12, 2016, 12:38:58 PM
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Word from Steve Gibbs that we lost another icon of the sport.
Art Chrisman passed away last night.
God Speed Art, thanks for being a friend & mentor.
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REMEMBER HIM IN HIS VIBRANT DAYS . . .
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Art was one of the original Bonneville 200 MPH Club members, the last living. He was a pioneer of the sport and an asset to all of Motorsports.
May he rest in peace,
Dan Warner
President
Bonneville 200 MPH Club
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And in 1963 a friendly mentor to three dumb kids with an injected Chrysler, rest in peace Art.
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Another of our speed heroes gone
GodSpeed Art
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Another of our speed heroes gone
GodSpeed Art
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I'll miss the big smile and hand shake when I wandered into CARS.
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If anyone hears of a service for Art, if there is to be one, would you please post it. Hate to bug Mike.
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From Facebook;
Bud Rasner..
Chrisman Memorial
The many people who were touched by Art Chrisman and would care to attend a memorial should mark your calendars. This is an open invitation to this very special event to help honor this great man.
Steve Gibbs has been the chosen liaison for the family and the NHRA museum to arrange a memorial date for Art. Availability of the museum and de-confliction with the drag racing activity and Bonneville has yielded this date that has been selected. Steve asked me to post this initial information to our racing community. We will supply more specific information in a couple of weeks. This advanced notice will serve to help people who might need to make travel arrangements.
NHRA Museum --- Saturday August 27, 2016 at 1:00 PM
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Another of our speed heroes gone
GodSpeed Art
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Met him once, 30 odd years ago. He was an unforgettably nice guy.
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RIP Art.
Even I knew who he was all the way on the other side of the planet!.
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Did not know Art but certainly knew OF him! May he be blessed with endless salt!
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Art, Lloyd & Jack
as good as it ever got!
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Talked to Art a couple of times @ 2 club banquet. A treasure of Bonneville is meeting your heroes. RIP Art.