-- i been asked, "do i miss my former years heading up valvoline sports marketing----

--- daytona 500 trying for a re-start with 405 miles to go at near 2100 hrs.....
naaa, not any more when i can be cuddled up next to tammy on the soft leather sofa, with our chloe on my stomach..
life is good.., same tree, just new foliage..

ronnie with a smile

the sage.

Comforts and knowledge well earned is reward enough.

Those re-starts give me the heebe geebees.

-- and jr, with hendricks, wins on "valvoline.."
life is gooood in the fast lane & rain..

ronnie with a smile

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by ron l edmiston

-- and jr, with hendricks, wins on "valvoline.."
life is gooood in the fast lane & rain..

ronnie with a smile

---

ronnie,
you will not be paid for this endorsement as your contract has run out.
valvoline management

Man, what a miss for product placement with the race running late and those guys needing coffee. You whip up a Dunkin Donuts drive-thru for the race cars, pit stops become "get me an extra large with cream and sugar!" I can hear the race commentary now - "Junior's stuck behind an Explorer with 6 people who can't decide whether they want Boston Cremes or Maple Glazed! His race is OVER!"

My (admittedly shorter) career in motorsports can be summed up by the phrase, "Wouldn't give up the memories for a million bucks. Wouldn't do it again for a millions bucks either."

Though we burned VP and lubed with Motul... Sorry Ron!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by SteveP

the sage.

---

Ply him with grilled fish and wine, then sit back and listen.

Ronnie has forgotten more about oil and lube than most people Know. Read into that however you want, it's probably true.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Jonathan

Ronnie has forgotten more about oil and lube than most people know

---

Then it'd be rad if he'd sit for a spell and type in some paragraphs

--- thank you,
but the truth be know --- "more people know so much more than i have forgotten.."
so many things to learn, know and mega learn with quality..
i ate what was fed to me and digested the blue eyes way..

ronnie with a smile & hunger

Hi Ron, my name is Justin R. Bighouse. I am Roger Bighouse’s son.

I have some paintings that you have to him when he was working as General Manager at Dingman Petroleum.

Trying to connect with you to see if you might have any stories about my dad. He passed in 1992. Please find me on Facebook, email me at biggesthouse@gmail.com or call me at 407-501-3870

Sorry buddy but Ron passed earlier this year.

Seriously miss Ron’s posts.