I write this because I read an article in the Buick GS Club of America newsletter. Basically how active members drop of the face of the earth never to be heard from again.
My dad passed almost two years ago, active member since 1978. After reading that article I typed an email up, the start was my words stating my father had passed, and the rest were his words describing what he had done to the car over the years. A 1970 GS 455 Stage 1 in triple black. One of three in that combination in 1970.
I often wonder about some of our members. Did they just get out of Saabs altogether, did they pass. I have seen a few goodbyes here and there. But I do look at some of the profiles with anywhere from 1000 to 10,000 posts even more that. I know at one point they were active, but no more. I remember conversing with them.
Any comments? What say you? Kind of of wish I knew what happened.
My dad passed almost two years ago, active member since 1978. After reading that article I typed an email up, the start was my words stating my father had passed, and the rest were his words describing what he had done to the car over the years. A 1970 GS 455 Stage 1 in triple black. One of three in that combination in 1970.
I often wonder about some of our members. Did they just get out of Saabs altogether, did they pass. I have seen a few goodbyes here and there. But I do look at some of the profiles with anywhere from 1000 to 10,000 posts even more that. I know at one point they were active, but no more. I remember conversing with them.
Any comments? What say you? Kind of of wish I knew what happened.