----- Original Message -----

From: Rick Mandelson

To: Marlboro_Raceway@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 9:24 PM

Subject: Re: [Marlboro_Raceway] 2010 Marlboro Reunion

Hey Don

 

Does it have a limited slip? (inside joke folks)

 

Rick
www.rickmandelson.com

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Don Greimel

To: Marlboro_Raceway@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, November 27, 2009 7:50 PM

Subject: Re: [Marlboro_Raceway] 2010 Marlboro Reunion

 

Hello Steve,

The greatest fun for me was the weekend at the track and the reunion dinner.

I have just bought a racing Morgan and joined VRG so I plan to be at the
Jefferson anyway.

Cheers
Don Greimel

From: "slloydmarlboro" <slloydmarlboro@yahoo.com>
To: <Marlboro_Raceway@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, November 27, 2009 2:19 PM
Subject: [Marlboro_Raceway] 2010 Marlboro Reunion

> Hi Folks!
>
> No, our informal Marlboro gang hasn't disappeared. I've just been very
> busy wirth teaching at two local community colleges and I've not had a lot
> of time for my "fun" stuff.
>
>
>
> That said, I trust you had a great Thanksgiving. Folks, I need your help.
> Once again, VRG wants us to be part of their 2010 Jefferson 500 at Summit
> Point on the first weekend of May in 2010. You may have even seen the ads
> in Vintage Motorsport and elsewhere. It is a "go." We have the date, and
> VRG is allowing us to be part of the vintage racing weekend.
>
>
>
> What I'd like to know is this: WHAT WOULD MAKE THE PERFECT MARLBORO
> REUNION FOR YOU? Some of you were with us when we had our reunion in
> Suburban Virginia as the guests of the Washington DC Region, SCCA. Still
> more of tyou joined us in 2008 at Surreybrooke and Osteratg in Frederick,
> MD. for our vintage car show/Marlboro reunion. And a whopping 200 of you
> attended last year's VRG Jefferson 500 Marlboro Reunion.
>
>
>
> Please think about what you enjoyed about these events and what you did
> not particularly like. May I ask you, over the next few weeks, to e-mail
> me and let me know what YOU would like from our 2010 iteration? Bob
> Houston and I will be meeting soon, along with VRG and the management of
> Summit Point to discuss what we want to do for 2010. We already have some
> ideas: the primary idea is a "story-telling" session like the 2007 Gold
> Cup 50th anniversary at VIR. But that's not cast in stone. The only
> difference this year is that we will have to be 100 percent self-funding.
> That means our "entrance fee" will have to cover whatever our share of a
> banquet, etc. might be.. That's probably not such a big deal, but if you
> want to join us and see your old Marlboro friends, we'd sure like to now
> what you'd enjoy from such a weekend. May I ask you to give that some
> thought and get back to me as soon as you can? Bob and I and VRG would
> like to meet before the holidays if that's possible. That way we can
> start publicizing the event at the very beginning of the New Year.
>
>
>
> All the best to all of you!
>
> Steve Lloyd, Historian
> Washington DC Region, SCCA
> 7928 Edgewood Farm Road
> Frederick, MD 21702-2910
> 301-662-7302
>
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

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----- Original Message -----

From: Don Greimel

To: Marlboro_Raceway@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, November 27, 2009 7:50 PM

Subject: Re: [Marlboro_Raceway] 2010 Marlboro Reunion

 

Hello Steve,

The greatest fun for me was the weekend at the track and the reunion dinner.

I have just bought a racing Morgan and joined VRG so I plan to be at the
Jefferson anyway.

Cheers
Don Greimel

From: "slloydmarlboro" <slloydmarlboro@yahoo.com>
To: <Marlboro_Raceway@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, November 27, 2009 2:19 PM
Subject: [Marlboro_Raceway] 2010 Marlboro Reunion

> Hi Folks!
>
> No, our informal Marlboro gang hasn't disappeared. I've just been very
> busy wirth teaching at two local community colleges and I've not had a lot
> of time for my "fun" stuff.
>
>
>
> That said, I trust you had a great Thanksgiving. Folks, I need your help.
> Once again, VRG wants us to be part of their 2010 Jefferson 500 at Summit
> Point on the first weekend of May in 2010. You may have even seen the ads
> in Vintage Motorsport and elsewhere. It is a "go." We have the date, and
> VRG is allowing us to be part of the vintage racing weekend.
>
>
>
> What I'd like to know is this: WHAT WOULD MAKE THE PERFECT MARLBORO
> REUNION FOR YOU? Some of you were with us when we had our reunion in
> Suburban Virginia as the guests of the Washington DC Region, SCCA. Still
> more of tyou joined us in 2008 at Surreybrooke and Osteratg in Frederick,
> MD. for our vintage car show/Marlboro reunion. And a whopping 200 of you
> attended last year's VRG Jefferson 500 Marlboro Reunion.
>
>
>
> Please think about what you enjoyed about these events and what you did
> not particularly like. May I ask you, over the next few weeks, to e-mail
> me and let me know what YOU would like from our 2010 iteration? Bob
> Houston and I will be meeting soon, along with VRG and the management of
> Summit Point to discuss what we want to do for 2010. We already have some
> ideas: the primary idea is a "story-telling" session like the 2007 Gold
> Cup 50th anniversary at VIR. But that's not cast in stone. The only
> difference this year is that we will have to be 100 percent self-funding.
> That means our "entrance fee" will have to cover whatever our share of a
> banquet, etc. might be.. That's probably not such a big deal, but if you
> want to join us and see your old Marlboro friends, we'd sure like to now
> what you'd enjoy from such a weekend. May I ask you to give that some
> thought and get back to me as soon as you can? Bob and I and VRG would
> like to meet before the holidays if that's possible. That way we can
> start publicizing the event at the very beginning of the New Year.
>
>
>
> All the best to all of you!
>
> Steve Lloyd, Historian
> Washington DC Region, SCCA
> 7928 Edgewood Farm Road
> Frederick, MD 21702-2910
> 301-662-7302
>
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

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Hello Steve,

The greatest fun for me was the weekend at the track and the reunion dinner.

I have just bought a racing Morgan and joined VRG so I plan to be at the
Jefferson anyway.

Cheers
Don Greimel


From: "slloydmarlboro" <slloydmarlboro@...>
To: <Marlboro_Raceway@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, November 27, 2009 2:19 PM
Subject: [Marlboro_Raceway] 2010 Marlboro Reunion


> Hi Folks!
>
> No, our informal Marlboro gang hasn't disappeared.  I've just been very
> busy wirth teaching at two local community colleges and I've not had a lot
> of time for my "fun" stuff.
>
>
>
> That said, I trust you had a great Thanksgiving.  Folks, I need your help.
> Once again, VRG wants us to be part of their 2010 Jefferson 500 at Summit
> Point on the first weekend of May in 2010. You may have even seen the ads
> in Vintage Motorsport and elsewhere.  It is a "go."  We have the date, and
> VRG is allowing us to be part of the vintage racing weekend.
>
>
>
> What I'd like to know is this:  WHAT WOULD MAKE THE PERFECT MARLBORO
> REUNION FOR YOU?  Some of you were with us when we had our reunion in
> Suburban Virginia as the guests of the Washington DC Region, SCCA. Still
> more of tyou joined us in 2008 at Surreybrooke and Osteratg in Frederick,
> MD. for our vintage car show/Marlboro reunion. And a whopping 200 of you
> attended last year's VRG Jefferson 500 Marlboro Reunion.
>
>
>
> Please think about what you enjoyed about these events and what you did
> not particularly like. May I ask you, over the next few weeks, to e-mail
> me and let me know what YOU would like from our 2010 iteration?  Bob
> Houston and I will be meeting soon, along with VRG and the management of
> Summit Point to discuss what we want to do for 2010.  We already have some
> ideas:  the primary idea is a "story-telling" session like the 2007 Gold
> Cup 50th anniversary at VIR.  But that's not cast in stone. The only
> difference this year is that we will have to be 100 percent self-funding.
> That means our "entrance fee" will have to cover whatever our share of a
> banquet, etc. might be.. That's probably not such a big deal, but if you
> want to join us and see your old Marlboro friends, we'd sure like to now
> what you'd enjoy from such a weekend. May I ask you to give that some
> thought and get back to me as soon as you can?  Bob and I and VRG would
> like to meet before the holidays if that's possible.  That way we can
> start publicizing the event at the very beginning of the New Year.
>
>
>
> All the best to all of you!
>
> Steve Lloyd, Historian
> Washington DC Region, SCCA
> 7928 Edgewood Farm Road
> Frederick, MD 21702-2910
> 301-662-7302
>
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Hi Folks!

No, our informal Marlboro gang hasn't disappeared.  I've just been very busy
wirth teaching at two local community colleges and I've not had a lot of time
for my "fun" stuff.



That said, I trust you had a great Thanksgiving.  Folks, I need your help. Once
again, VRG wants us to be part of their 2010 Jefferson 500 at Summit Point on
the first weekend of May in 2010. You may have even seen the ads in Vintage
Motorsport and elsewhere.  It is a "go."  We have the date, and VRG is allowing
us to be part of the vintage racing weekend.



What I'd like to know is this:  WHAT WOULD MAKE THE PERFECT MARLBORO REUNION FOR
YOU?  Some of you were with us when we had our reunion in Suburban Virginia as
the guests of the Washington DC Region, SCCA. Still more of tyou joined us in
2008 at Surreybrooke and Osteratg in Frederick, MD. for our vintage car
show/Marlboro reunion. And a whopping 200 of you attended last year's VRG
Jefferson 500 Marlboro Reunion.



Please think about what you enjoyed about these events and what you did not
particularly like. May I ask you, over the next few weeks, to e-mail me and let
me know what YOU would like from our 2010 iteration?  Bob Houston and I will be
meeting soon, along with VRG and the management of Summit Point to discuss what
we want to do for 2010.  We already have some ideas:  the primary idea is a
"story-telling" session like the 2007 Gold Cup 50th anniversary at VIR.  But
that's not cast in stone. The only difference this year is that we will have to
be 100 percent self-funding.  That means our "entrance fee" will have to cover
whatever our share of a banquet, etc. might be.. That's probably not such a big
deal, but if you want to join us and see your old Marlboro friends, we'd sure
like to now what you'd enjoy from such a weekend. May I ask you to give that
some thought and get back to me as soon as you can?  Bob and I and VRG would
like to meet before the holidays if that's possible.  That way we can start
publicizing the event at the very beginning of the New Year.



All the best to all of you!

Steve Lloyd, Historian
Washington DC Region, SCCA
7928 Edgewood Farm Road
Frederick, MD 21702-2910
301-662-7302

It just happens that I've been talking to Debby Demaree, now selling
real estate in Bethesda. Some of you recall my driving the ex-Tweedale
Lola 1100 Sports, the passionate purple Daimler SP-250, the ex-Woody
Woodruff Lotus 11/Alfa, then the Brian Hart powered 2 liter prototype
with the LEADCO designed body on the monocoque I built on top of
Pumpelly's March 702 suspension. Or the abundance of Jags, Masers,
Daimlers, Ferraris, Cobras, and Lambos I owned and kept running. Not
bragging or babbling, but now I'm into smart cars!

Yeah, the 3 cylinder, one liter two place "smaller than a Mini" econo car.

Debby owns one also, and has painted it purple (I'm sure an homage to my
Moby Grape Daimler Dart!)

OK, why am I inflicting this on you all? Well, Debby's dad was one of
the Lavender Hill Mob! And she was a good friend of Charlie Wallace and
his kids, and is sure she can provide his date of death for the memorial!

So Phil and all, get in touch with her and start sharing memories.

Cheers, Bob

Bob wrote:
> erkelly2 wrote:
>> I am trying to find the dates of death of Charles Wallace and Dick Lord.
>

erkelly2 wrote:
> I am trying to find the dates of death of Charles Wallace and Dick Lord.
>
> The Social Security Death Index has too many names similar to the above to be
definitive.
>
> Purpose: adding them to Motorsport Memorial.
>
> Dick was a good friend and customer at Motor Imports, Ltd., in Rockville.  He
bought my Fairthorpe Electron and ran it is several races.
>
> Charles Wallace was my driving school instructor at Marlboro in 1956-57.
>
> Rick Kelly
> erkelly2@...
> Oklahoma City
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

I am trying to find the dates of death of Charles Wallace and Dick Lord.

The Social Security Death Index has too many names similar to the above to be
definitive.

Purpose: adding them to Motorsport Memorial.

Dick was a good friend and customer at Motor Imports, Ltd., in Rockville.  He
bought my Fairthorpe Electron and ran it is several races.

Charles Wallace was my driving school instructor at Marlboro in 1956-57.

Rick Kelly
erkelly2@...
Oklahoma City