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Hi All
Not sure if this is the right place for this, but here goes.
Paul Zazerine, a legendary Musclecar officienado has passed on.
Paul was a co-worker in the magazine business and a tv show called "the American Muscle Car"
Thru our work, Paul and I became friends and now he's no longer with us.
We are trying to Honor Paul, by organizing a cruise to his Memorial Service.
Here are the details:
Cruise together to Paul Zazerine's Memorial this Sunday Afternoon, January 16, 2011.
We will meet at the T/A Truck Stop on I-4 EXIT 10 (county rd. 579). This is just east of the I-4 /I-75 interchange. There is a big Camping World at this exit, also a Flying J Truckstop. The T/A Truckstop where we'll be meeting is across the street from the Flying J. At the top of the exit ramp, turn left onto CR 579 and it'll be on the right, just past the overpass.
They sell BP gas there, so you can gas up (unless you still have some enviro issues with BP). Not making a statement either way, just advising you can gas up there!
Time -- 3:30PM - 4PM. We will depart this truck stop at 4PM, cruising with lights on (at a pace that won't overtax any classic cars), to Orlando.
Pauls Memorial Service is at Carl Black Pontiac in Orlando, 11500 East Colonial Drive (Hwy. 50), Orlando, FL 32817. The Memorial is scheduled for 6PM-9PM that evening.
We understand this is short notice and that out of state peeps can't come, but we figured better to try, than not at all.
Paul helped launch some of the magazine titles a lot of us read, Musclecar Review, Corvette Fever, Pontiac Enthusiast, Mopar Muscle, to name a few! Paul also worked on the tv show American Muscle Car with Stan Reardon and I, so we are certain, wether you knew it or not, Paul probably touched your lives.
Paul shared the same passion most of us on YellowBullet have, racing and the American Muscle Car.
We are in hopes that some of you will be able to share a few moments with all of us and Paul's Wife, if not? That's OK! Maybe say a prayer or think of Paul on Sunday. His Family will certainly appreciate it.
Hope to see some of you there!
All the best,
Chuck West
Not sure if this is the right place for this, but here goes.
Paul Zazerine, a legendary Musclecar officienado has passed on.
Paul was a co-worker in the magazine business and a tv show called "the American Muscle Car"
Thru our work, Paul and I became friends and now he's no longer with us.
We are trying to Honor Paul, by organizing a cruise to his Memorial Service.
Here are the details:
Cruise together to Paul Zazerine's Memorial this Sunday Afternoon, January 16, 2011.
We will meet at the T/A Truck Stop on I-4 EXIT 10 (county rd. 579). This is just east of the I-4 /I-75 interchange. There is a big Camping World at this exit, also a Flying J Truckstop. The T/A Truckstop where we'll be meeting is across the street from the Flying J. At the top of the exit ramp, turn left onto CR 579 and it'll be on the right, just past the overpass.
They sell BP gas there, so you can gas up (unless you still have some enviro issues with BP). Not making a statement either way, just advising you can gas up there!
Time -- 3:30PM - 4PM. We will depart this truck stop at 4PM, cruising with lights on (at a pace that won't overtax any classic cars), to Orlando.
Pauls Memorial Service is at Carl Black Pontiac in Orlando, 11500 East Colonial Drive (Hwy. 50), Orlando, FL 32817. The Memorial is scheduled for 6PM-9PM that evening.
We understand this is short notice and that out of state peeps can't come, but we figured better to try, than not at all.
Paul helped launch some of the magazine titles a lot of us read, Musclecar Review, Corvette Fever, Pontiac Enthusiast, Mopar Muscle, to name a few! Paul also worked on the tv show American Muscle Car with Stan Reardon and I, so we are certain, wether you knew it or not, Paul probably touched your lives.
Paul shared the same passion most of us on YellowBullet have, racing and the American Muscle Car.
We are in hopes that some of you will be able to share a few moments with all of us and Paul's Wife, if not? That's OK! Maybe say a prayer or think of Paul on Sunday. His Family will certainly appreciate it.
Hope to see some of you there!
All the best,
Chuck West
R.I.P
