RIP floorboy
 

Just to let you guys know, fellow Seacraft owner, and all around great guy, floorboy, passed away last night.
Can't say enough good about the man. Very sad deal. Praying for his family at this time.

Not a good time for many of us. Bones recently lost a couple of friends. Same here.

Ashes on the water today.

RIP CH.

Thoughts and prayers.

Sad Easter here.

S&J

Rest in peace.

Always a great contributor to the site.

Our thoughts and prayers for Floorboy and his family.

Lloyd

I was looking through his photos and saw this one, so sad.



http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/d...t/000_0068.jpg

Yup. That would be his daughter. He also has a wife and a son.

what happened? very sad for sure, especially with young kinds involved

Saugeye, so saddened to hear of Rod's passing. :( Prayers out for his wife and children and the rest of his family and friends. Made a great impression here. I'm sure that carried throughout his acquaintances. I'm sure St Peter is already asking him about his Sceptre, and trying to gather salmon secrets and walleye intel... Rest in Peace, Floorboy.

Sorry to hear that. He was a regular here for sure. Prayers for his family.

strick

Our Prayers go out to his family from the Classic SeaCraft Forum.

His SeaCraft posts & pictures will remain on the site for them and others to view in memory :)

Capt Chuck

Ruff few months for sure ... I lost a buddy to the flew 2 months ago ... thoughts and prayers to all our CSC friends and families we have lost ...

R.I.P Floorboy
 

Prayers to you,your family and friends.
You will be missed....

Saugeye,I'm so sorry to hear this.

Rod and I spent a fair amount of time on the phone Talking about Seacrafts. If I hadn't heard from him for a while,I'd pick up the phone and give him a call,just to talk about his boat.
I felt as though we had been friends for years,and always looked forward to talking about his restoration.I spoke to him just a few weeks ago when he was trying to talk me into getting a TR-1 auto pilot
I am so saddened by this bad news. My heart felt prayers go out for him and his family.May he rest in peace.

Condolences to his family rip

What a shock. Rod was a regular contributor and all around good guy. Prayers for his family for sure. What happened?

My prayers go out to the family and friends

Very sorry to hear this!
Way to young at 43 years..

My thoughts and prayers to the entire family.

Yes Sir!!! 43 is way, way too young!!

Our sincerest condolences to his family.

Live everyday as it could be your last...

His family is in our prayers.

So sad . . . what happened?

Nothing is for sure yet, but it is thought that he died of a heart attack

saugeye, speaking for the majority here, if there is someway we
could help his family by sending a little help please let us know!

This is what family's do in time of trouble.

Young guy with a young family. A great guy at that. Our prayers are with him and his family.

Here is a link to the obituary:
http://www.hartquistfuneral.com/obit...ObitAndService

Thank you Saugeye for letting us know.

Several of his friends were talking about finishing up his Seacraft transom and repower for his family. May need the CSC knowledge for that

RIP and prayers up for him and his family. Way too young.

My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

What remains to be done? When I talked with him last he was fit checking the motor. I think it may not need a whole lot of work. He also said he had plenty of glass there.

You probably know more than I do. I might be able to find out Saturday after the funeral

What a sad day Saturday was at Rods funeral. The family is going to take a long time to heal from his passing.
Anyways, it wasn't the time or place to look at what needs to be done to his boat to get it ready for his son. Talking to the guys, it sounds like the engine needs to be installed as well as the outdrive. They also think that all of the glass work is done.

This is a message I got from one of Rod's buddies from pipestone. Transom needs paint motor blocks need to be measured and made gunnels and back of boat put back on and glasses wire everything for new motor kicker and tr-1 remounted and the pidly stuff

Wow i just lost a friend yesterday to a heart attack he was 45. We lost a hell of a guy here..