Jeff's Guestbook

Jeff & Debi- Hello there! I am glad Jeff and Dave are back in touch! We will come see you all. I would be more than happy to help w/ the other page Deb. Take care talk to you soon!
Jessica "Eve" Thorp (aka coindot or wife of doogie) <thorpthorp@home.com or coindot@home.com>
sEaTtLe, WA USA - Sunday, April 16, 2000 at 00:08:53 (PDT

Jeff- It was great talking to you and hearing your voice! I will call and drop in tomarrow. Glad jessica ran into Debi. Dave
Doogie (Dave Thorp) <thorpthorp@home.com>
sEaTtLe, WA USA - Sunday, April 16, 2000 at 00:03:27 (PDT

HAPPY BIRTHDAY-JEFF...I LOVE YOU..
Debi <VELO46@aol.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Thursday, April 06, 2000 at 21:21:37 (PDT

Jeff, We have never met, but I feel that I know you. I have the video of the trip to Sturgis that you took with Peter, and have enjoyed that ride with you many times. My home in in upstate New York, but I am working in China for a year. Trying to earn enough money to finish the ongoing project of restoring my 1947 Chief. I agree with your philosophy that these vintage bikes should be ridden. I have been following your progress through the internet, and my prayers are with you all the way. Hope that the improvement continues and some day we can meet at Sturgis. Thanks for sharing the ride with you and your friends.
Dave Terpstra <DLTerpstra@yahoo.com>
Shantou, China - Monday, March 20, 2000 at 15:49:00 (PST

Just a few words to let you know that we think about you often, checking the web sight regularly. I was floored to read Debi's recent comments in the guest book!!?? So Jeff I wondering and hoping that there's a light at the end of the tunnel for you and that you are closer to getting a lot better! I really enjoyed the ride and fund raiser that was held for you back in June of 98. We recently moved back to CA after 25 years up in Seattle. We miss Seattle and our consulation is that we are back with all of our faimlys. I have the tape of your ride to Sturgis that was aired on PBS, have to put on every once in awhile, its a great tape! gets me in the mood to want to head out to Sturgis on the same route you guys took. Speaking of tape's I was one of the 10? people that order a tape of the benifit ride and never got it, I just hope that some of that money made its way to you! Well Jeff I know you know that there are a lot of us out here who are wishing you the best and are taking a look at the web page every now and then and thinking about you and your family!
Fred Smith <fmspjs@earthlink.net>
Fairfield, CA USA - Saturday, February 26, 2000 at 01:53:42 (PST

To those who have taken advantage of Jeff during this time of crisis...SOMEDAY YOU WILL HAVE TO ANSWER FOR YOUR DISPICABLE ACTIONS..WHAT ANSWER JUSTIFIES STEALING FROM AND HURTING SOMEONE WHEN THEY ARE DOWN?..IT'S YOURSELF THAT YOU MUST ALWAYS LIVE WITH. IS YOUR SOUL SO BLACK THAT YOU CAN LIVE WITH YOURSELF? THINK ABOUT IT.
DEBI
WA USA - Thursday, February 24, 2000 at 04:04:11 (PST

JEFF JUST PASSED THE ONE YEAR MARK OF BEING BEDRIDDEN DUE TO MEDICAL IDIOTS! HE APPRECIATES THOSE WHO HAVE SHOWN LOVE AND CONCERN FOR HIM. PLEASE KEEP HIM IN YOUR PRAYERS. HE IS VERY DEPRESSED. IF YOU VIEW THE GUESTBOOK..LEAVE A MESSAGE FOR HIM. IT BRIGHTENS HIS DAY WHEN HE READS THE MESSAGES SENT FROM ALL OF YOU. THANK YOU--EMAIL JEFF: VELO46@AOL.COM
Debi <VELO46@aol.com>
Burien, WA USA - Thursday, February 24, 2000 at 03:56:22 (PST

Thanks for the Medical update. I try to talk to Jeff as often as possible, and I check this website everyday.
Allen Welsh <awelsh@tlcdelivers.com>
Stephens City, VA USA - Wednesday, February 09, 2000 at 05:42:29 (PST

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USA - Tuesday, February 08, 2000 at 12:44:52 (PST

FYI: Jeff spent a week in the hospital again. He is now home, and doing pretty good. Still bedridden, due to sores. Any GOOD
Debi <VELO46@aol.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Monday, December 06, 1999 at 23:45:03 (PST

Hey Jeff, Glad to see MM got the guestbook going again. Bryan and I pop it open about every other day to see if there is any new news. The good/bad news here is the kid has the Indian bug. He wants me to finish putting together my second 47 for him to ride. Heck, I don't know what got into his head. Three months ago he thought it was too ugly, too big and heavy for him to ride. Then I got him to sit on it again and lean the sucker over. He then found out that it was shorter and lighter than he remembered. (I think he forgot that he has been growing for the last few years. Nothing like a 15 year old, a pop can't tell them shot - you got to prove it to them. If I remember right it must run in the family or is that every family :-)? So it looks like I might have many nights and extra hours planned for me this winter. I just wish I had all the parts that I robbed off of it to make mine go.... More bad news is that it already snowed here. Anyway don't be surprised if I hit you up for some tech advice. Hey you wouldn't know anybody that would want to buy some early Super X parts or Harley parts. I met a guy up here that has what he thinks is a 11-13 Super X single motor with mag and carb on it, a set of forks with the spring, spindle, and front fender. He also has a 11-13 single Harley frame, gas tanks, luggage rack, rear fender and seat parts. It blew my mind when he showed it to me.
Ed's Kid <mccomish@westriv.com>
Underwood, ND USA - Monday, October 18, 1999 at 18:54:57 (PDT

SAW THIS AND WANTED TO SHARE IT WITH OUR FRIENDS:..."Friendship is different from all other relationships. Unlike acquaintanceship, it is based on love. Unlike lovers and married couples, it is free of jealousy. Unlike children and parents, it knows neither criticism nor resentment. Friendship has no status in law. Business partnerships are based on a contract. So is marriage. Parents are bound by the law, as are children. But friendship is freely entered into, freely given, freely exercised. Friends never cheat each other, or take advantage, or lie. Friends do not spy on one another, yet they have no secrets. Friends glory in each other's successes and are downcast by failures. Friends minister to each other, nurse each other, worry about each other, stand always ready to help. Perfect friendship is rarely achieved, but at its height it is an ecstasy"--Author-Stephen E. Ambrose. THANK YOU FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP..IT MEANS A LOT.
INDIAN JEFF & DEBI <VELO46@aol.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Sunday, October 17, 1999 at 01:11:37 (PDT

Jeff's Guestbook is now working again!
MM
USA - Saturday, October 16, 1999 at 00:05:37 (PDT

Jeff, never give up. Day by day the changes come and you move one day closer to riding again. I had my back smashed, both knees operated on, and both ankles ripped open. Nothing close to yours, but it just reminds me how good it is, each time I get back on the bike. Prayers, energy and patience from our bunch of riders to you, Jeff. Wish I could be there for the benefit, but you guys have a good one for us who cant be there.
Sharon the Ruckster <ruckster@tripod.net>
TX USA - Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 06:03:41 (PST)

Jeff-I don't know you but as a fellow rider I wish you the best in your recovery. I saw your television program "going Places" and really enjoyed it. Don't know if I'll make the party or not but will be thinking of you and wishing you the best. Get well and back in the shop and on the road. I look forward to meeting you when you get better. My Best-Bob
Bob Milroy <bobby@televar.com>
Sunnyside, WA USA - Monday, March 16, 1998 at 20:34:30 (PST)

Hi Jeff. Sorry to hear about your injuries. I'm a good friend of Mitch's and have been helping him out on your web page with some of the graphics. Hope your recovery goes well. I'm going to try to go to the benefit in May for you. Take care, God Bless. Robert York
Robert York <bpentium@eskimo.com>
Tacoma, Wa USA - Monday, March 16, 1998 at 14:25:39 (PST)

Hi Jeff, Sounds like we're going to have some fun in May. Can't wait to see you. There hasn't been any up date on you since Feb. I hope rehab is going well,and those legs get walking, you know you can do it. We all love you in MT. and pray for you every day. God Bless you and see you in May. Miss Kitty From Virginia City.
Kitty Smith <vckitty@imt.net>
Bozeman, MT. USA - Thursday, March 12, 1998 at 21:05:41 (PST)

hey there, ran into debbie & austin @ the grocery store last night-both of us buying food, blah, blah, blah. i'm gonna talk to pete later tonight & see about both of us coming over to see you this week-i will call first & check it out with you. you never know you just might not want us there-ha-ha, i doubt though. pete said he saw you i think last week-did he tell you about the n-scale model train stuff he's got going on? he says it's for his son tyler but i know better. it's cool all the same. we sure do miss you. i'm @ work right now & gonna catch a bus home, so i'll talk to pete, give you a call & see about coming to visit real soon. take care, k&p
kelly & pete <kjordan@pbarch.com>
seattle, wa USA - Tuesday, March 10, 1998 at 18:39:04 (PST)

Hey Jeff, You dont know me well but I wanted to jump in here and say that I have always been impressed with your work and your efforts to keep america clean! Men like you are far to few these days, and I hope to hear soon that you are back where you belong. Keeping a very important part of our heritage alive! The thoughts I had when seeing some of your bikes have always stayed with me and have always reminded me that inside of everyone of us there is a spirit and a force that when applied with faith, in what we love, can create something special. Thank you!
Randy Seacat <hams@nwlink.com>
Tacoma, Wa USA - Friday, March 06, 1998 at 00:05:02 (PST)

Jeff hope you're feeling much better and progressing. We are all praying for you -for your faith life and for your recovery. Charlotte and David Bowles, Lynn, Lori and families, too.
Charlotte (Banchero) Bowles
Seattle, Wa USA - Monday, March 02, 1998 at 20:23:36 (PST)

Hi, Jeff; haven't met you, but I hope to get a chance when you are mobile once again, and it doesn't look like that will take long. This is a first-rate Website, you must have an impressive team working for you. I met Dave Barr at the Portland HOG rally last August, and I'm sure that you will use this setback to become an inspiration to us, just as he did. Best wishes, my friend.
Kyle S. Peterson <mgarlick@u.washington.edu>
SEATTLE, WW USA - Monday, March 02, 1998 at 00:37:49 (PST)

I miss tipping them with ya at the Toilet Bowl. C'mon back real soon.
Dickhead <DKHD@rocketmail.com>
West Seattle, WA USA - Sunday, March 01, 1998 at 12:15:12 (PST)

Dear Jeff, We hope to see you at one of your upcoming benefits. Our prayers are with you. Keep up the positive attitude we all need you back! Love, Lyn and Reno
Lyn & Reno from Elmer's Pub <E_Lind@msn.com>
USA - Friday, February 20, 1998 at 13:26:59 (PST)

Hey, Jeff! It's Landshark. This Internet access idea is quite an idea! Went to the Antique Motorcycle Club meet in Omaha yesterday. Had a blast! Took a few photos that I'll send to you when I get them processed. (Ran out of film!) I bagged a 1956 BMW R26. You'll see it in the photos. Hang in there, my friend. Never surrender! I'll try to scam my way to Seattle in May.
Landshark <sassport@aol>
Omaha area, Ne USA - Sunday, February 15, 1998 at 09:17:19 (PST)

JEff: When we were last together, we had a little trouble with the Police concerning where we were parking our bikes at the Buckaroo, you gave them hell! Our thoughts are with you and your family.
Brent Blake <REDHOG81@msn.com>
Gig Harbor, WA USA - Saturday, February 07, 1998 at 20:05:31 (PST)

Hey Jeff, It's JP from the B.T. in burien, how's it going lately -you'd better be getting your ass out of bed! we don't have time for this shit I need your advice on one of my websites I got a ton of BIKES that I need identified. an you believe it I'm an media coordinator for an online motorsports magazine. The photographer who traveled with me to Strugis told me Mike Campbell told him about the website. So expect to hear your opinion of my motorsports website. Be into to see you soon, if you're o