RIP Robert. After reading his obituary just now it makes me realize how much more I also need to take care of myself. Got a real dose of "wake the F&*K up" from my doctor on Wednesday, and spent the weekend reflecting on what is most important to me, which is family. A lot like Robert.

Scott - Thank you for posting this, and to another 6speed member, RIP. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family!

 

Wow. Hope you are in a better pain-free place Robert.

 

WOW sorry to hear.RIP Robert.

 

Wow. RIP Robert.

As Scott said, the conversations on these forums, while enjoyable due to the passion we all hold for truly fine automobiles, are really not important in the grand scheme of things!

What 'is' important (IMHO), is enjoying life to the maximum, with family & friends. The time we have on earth is very short, so we should all make the most of each and every day!

Remember that each day, you only get 86,400 seconds and if you waste them, they are gone forever. You cannot bank those you don't use and at midnight, the count starts fresh.

I nearly died on 04/25/2008 in an accident. While I was pretty happy-go-lucky prior, my main mission these days is to maximize that which I do every day!

God speed Robert!

 

Very sorry to hear this.
Robert was a good guy...

 

RIP Bro

 

RIP my friend. I will never forget him showing me how to pull a decent 60-130 deep in Mexico. You will be missed.

John

 

So sad to hear this, my condolences to his friends and family.

Justin

 

Rip.. In business I was told by a wise old timer "I you wont go and get a beer with the guy you are arguing with then you need to take a good look at yourself".

 

Sorry to hear this. My condolences to the family.

 

Very very sad. I feel bad for his family..

 

RobertP was the definition of a Porsche enthusiast. His death is a loss to 6speed and the Porsche community. My condolences to his family.

bob

 

Rip!!!!

 

RIP....My condolences to the Family...Life is to short!!

 

I'm so sorry to hear this. I met him once during one of his visits to City of Hope. He was a good man with a kind heart. My condolences go out to his family.