Full Version: Feb Dotm Nominations
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danno
qg/kg were in Glamis Friday night having a great time and waiting for there friends Randy and Julie to show up. They call and say they are stuck on Fortuna Rd. in Yuma with roasted trailer bearings in his borrowed trailer! Well qg start thinking of there friends that live in Yuma, and Danno is the 1st one to come to mind. He, in typical Danno fashion, is 10000% on board with helping out a fellow duner and says it is cool to park the trailer @ his place, which is right off Fortuna. GlamisCoyote and his wife, Kim, take off with their flatbed to get the RZR off Randy's trailer, and Danno says "Don't worry about the trailer, I will fix it". And he had it ready to go Saturday. Danno is ALWAYS the 1st one to jump in and help any duner, in or out of the dunes. He said that he moved to Yuma to be closer to Mother G, and his quad needs a new throttle cable to run. I am down for chipping in towards this, as I know GlamisCoyote, Kim, Randy and Julie are as well. We are very blessed to have such awesome friends that drop everything to help out anytime.
qg/kg were in Glamis Friday night having a great time and waiting for there friends Randy and Julie to show up. They call and say they are stuck on Fortuna Rd. in Yuma with roasted trailer bearings in his borrowed trailer! Well qg start thinking of there friends that live in Yuma, and Danno is the 1st one to come to mind. He, in typical Danno fashion, is 10000% on board with helping out a fellow duner and says it is cool to park the trailer @ his place, which is right off Fortuna. GlamisCoyote and his wife, Kim, take off with their flatbed to get the RZR off Randy's trailer, and Danno says "Don't worry about the trailer, I will fix it". And he had it ready to go Saturday. Danno is ALWAYS the 1st one to jump in and help any duner, in or out of the dunes. He said that he moved to Yuma to be closer to Mother G, and his quad needs a new throttle cable to run. I am down for chipping in towards this, as I know GlamisCoyote, Kim, Randy and Julie are as well. We are very blessed to have such awesome friends that drop everything to help out anytime.
Chris (Glamiscoyote) and Kim (Partyongarth)
for hooking up a trailer and driving all the way to the east end of yuma at 9:30 PM to pick up a razor off a a broke down trailer.
for hooking up a trailer and driving all the way to the east end of yuma at 9:30 PM to pick up a razor off a a broke down trailer.
nominations end tomorrow
We (pipelayer and I) have a couple of friends that were on their way from Gekko to the Golf Tourney. It was going to be their first GD.com event. They never made it, and the people they helped are fortunate they were found by them.
Our friends, Scott Burger, his daughter Loren, and his girlfriend Trish (along with a few others in their group) were going through the dunes on their way out. They came across a lady, and a girl, who were visibly upset, and a RZR that had gone off a steep drop off, ejecting the driver, and injuring the passenger. The driver was the husband, and I believe the passenger was the son of their friend they were camped with. Scot, Trish and Loren made sure they were able to get the injured people back to their camp, and met up with us after the tourney in the Compound. They told us what had happened, and we thought "Wow, those people were lucky" and never thought we'd hear anything else. Loren and her friends went the the Beach Store to buy some beer. As they got ready to leave, they saw the mom and the daughter sitting under the awning trying to stay out of the rain. It seems that they were all camped in one rig, and the rest of their group had gone to the hospital in Brawley. Loren invited them to come and hang out with all of us in the Compound, and a rescue mission was quickly put together to go get their RZR out of the dunes. We all helped to take the mom and daughter's mind off the situation the best we could. After an hour or two, they received a call that the dad has a cracked kneecap (he's going to go through surgery at home) and the boy has a broken wrist (the big round bone that sticks off to the side). We sent them on their way back to camp, and helped to load their RZR Sunday morning.
I know that Scott, Trish and Loren aren't members, but I still think they did what we should all do as a responsible duner. They helped out complete strangers when they needed someone.
Our friends, Scott Burger, his daughter Loren, and his girlfriend Trish (along with a few others in their group) were going through the dunes on their way out. They came across a lady, and a girl, who were visibly upset, and a RZR that had gone off a steep drop off, ejecting the driver, and injuring the passenger. The driver was the husband, and I believe the passenger was the son of their friend they were camped with. Scot, Trish and Loren made sure they were able to get the injured people back to their camp, and met up with us after the tourney in the Compound. They told us what had happened, and we thought "Wow, those people were lucky" and never thought we'd hear anything else. Loren and her friends went the the Beach Store to buy some beer. As they got ready to leave, they saw the mom and the daughter sitting under the awning trying to stay out of the rain. It seems that they were all camped in one rig, and the rest of their group had gone to the hospital in Brawley. Loren invited them to come and hang out with all of us in the Compound, and a rescue mission was quickly put together to go get their RZR out of the dunes. We all helped to take the mom and daughter's mind off the situation the best we could. After an hour or two, they received a call that the dad has a cracked kneecap (he's going to go through surgery at home) and the boy has a broken wrist (the big round bone that sticks off to the side). We sent them on their way back to camp, and helped to load their RZR Sunday morning.
I know that Scott, Trish and Loren aren't members, but I still think they did what we should all do as a responsible duner. They helped out complete strangers when they needed someone.
QUOTE (Wicked.Good @ Mar 1 2010, 05:18 PM) 
We (pipelayer and I) have a couple of friends that were on their way from Gekko to the Golf Tourney. It was going to be their first GD.com event. They never made it, and the people they helped are fortunate they were found by them.
Our friends, Scott Burger, his daughter Loren, and his girlfriend Trish (along with a few others in their group) were going through the dunes on their way out. They came across a lady, and a girl, who were visibly upset, and a RZR that had gone off a steep drop off, ejecting the driver, and injuring the passenger. The driver was the husband, and I believe the passenger was the son of their friend they were camped with. Scot, Trish and Loren made sure they were able to get the injured people back to their camp, and met up with us after the tourney in the Compound. They told us what had happened, and we thought "Wow, those people were lucky" and never thought we'd hear anything else. Loren and her friends went the the Beach Store to buy some beer. As they got ready to leave, they saw the mom and the daughter sitting under the awning trying to stay out of the rain. It seems that they were all camped in one rig, and the rest of their group had gone to the hospital in Brawley. Loren invited them to come and hang out with all of us in the Compound, and a rescue mission was quickly put together to go get their RZR out of the dunes. We all helped to take the mom and daughter's mind off the situation the best we could. After an hour or two, they received a call that the dad has a cracked kneecap (he's going to go through surgery at home) and the boy has a broken wrist (the big round bone that sticks off to the side). We sent them on their way back to camp, and helped to load their RZR Sunday morning.
I know that Scott, Trish and Loren aren't members, but I still think they did what we should all do as a responsible duner. They helped out complete strangers when they needed someone.
Our friends, Scott Burger, his daughter Loren, and his girlfriend Trish (along with a few others in their group) were going through the dunes on their way out. They came across a lady, and a girl, who were visibly upset, and a RZR that had gone off a steep drop off, ejecting the driver, and injuring the passenger. The driver was the husband, and I believe the passenger was the son of their friend they were camped with. Scot, Trish and Loren made sure they were able to get the injured people back to their camp, and met up with us after the tourney in the Compound. They told us what had happened, and we thought "Wow, those people were lucky" and never thought we'd hear anything else. Loren and her friends went the the Beach Store to buy some beer. As they got ready to leave, they saw the mom and the daughter sitting under the awning trying to stay out of the rain. It seems that they were all camped in one rig, and the rest of their group had gone to the hospital in Brawley. Loren invited them to come and hang out with all of us in the Compound, and a rescue mission was quickly put together to go get their RZR out of the dunes. We all helped to take the mom and daughter's mind off the situation the best we could. After an hour or two, they received a call that the dad has a cracked kneecap (he's going to go through surgery at home) and the boy has a broken wrist (the big round bone that sticks off to the side). We sent them on their way back to camp, and helped to load their RZR Sunday morning.
I know that Scott, Trish and Loren aren't members, but I still think they did what we should all do as a responsible duner. They helped out complete strangers when they needed someone.
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