[Whooshka]

Just saw this on another FJR board. Never met the man but he's a member here. Sad news to be gone so young. Prayers sent to his family and friends.

RIP - Duane Wellington - 1911

Sharing this here - initially posted by Mark / WheatonFJR elsewhere. -Wayne I have tears rolling down my cheeks as I type this, but I have to get this news out. Duane's phone called me and I answered, and Marilee was on the line. She gave me news that I NEVER ever wanted to hear. Duane died...

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[skippy344!]

Wow, damn... 56... I am so sorry to hear this...

A person of few words, but when he uttered them, they were profound...

I am always especially saddened when I biker friend goes.

Ride on, Duane, Ride on...

 

[Yammieboy]

Rest in Peace fellow rider…

 

[Brady Williams]

My sincere condolences.

 

[Robert.J.Bailey56]

Sad. Condolences.

 

[bradman]

Sorry to hear it and so young.

 

[AtlRiderrr]

Very sad to see. Was it Moto related? What was his handle on here?

 

[rbentnail]

Very sad to see. Was it Moto related? What was his handle on here?

That's the '1911' in the thread title......

 

[Abercrombie]

Very sad to see. Was it Moto related? What was his handle on here?

1911 was his handle. Duane was 56 years old and about to clock out of work when he experienced a coronary event of some type. Coworkers performed CPR to no avail.

 

[AtlRiderrr]

1911 was his handle. Duane was 56 years old and about to clock out of work when he experienced a coronary event of some type. Coworkers performed CPR to no avail.

Aww man. That’s awful. RIP Duane

 

[relhok]

Mods deleted my first post.

My prayers go out to his family and those that loved him. I've seen too much of this lately.

 

[ReRose]

RIP fellow rider and my heart goes out to the family and friends

 

[Bill Lumberg]

Duane was kind of a Clint Eastwood dude. Nice, knowledgeable. He didn’t talk a lot. But he was always listening. When he spoke it was usually insightful or funny. He could ride an FJR like greased lightening.

1911 was his handle. Duane was 56 years old and about to clock out of work when he experienced a coronary event of some type. Coworkers performed CPR to no avail.