Good read, thank Mike!

Met Rooster briefly at Farmington for a Thanksgiving race. Could tell he was a good person.

Race in peace!

Rooster was the very definition of racetrack family. I always knew regardless of where I went, if Rooster was there I always had someone to pit next to and to hang out with, even if I didnt know a single other person there. Rooster was probably one of the tuffest guys I knew. He rarely complained about being sick, no matter how bad he felt. But if he did complain to you, you knew you were one of the few people he was letting in on that "secret." I knew earlier this year when he started talking about selling his car things werent heading in the right direction.
I'm sure gonna miss ole Rooster.

going to miss seeing that 4-door nova beating up on some high-end super pro cars.

Anyone know if they are still having the memorial for Rooster Sat at Farmington? Says races are cancelled but no info on memorial.

The memorial service for Rooster has been moved to Saturday December 1st at Farmington. The time will be 10am. Roosters wife Diedra will have his car driven down the track and anyone else that would like to follow will be welcome. After the drive down the track we will all meet in the pits where Rooster parked for the memorial service. Diedra and family will be in the tower's VIP room afterwards for everyone to meet and tell your Rooster related stories. She will have some food and a power point presentation.

Please attend if you can. She and the rest of the family want to see each of us.

Thanks

Stuart Smith