Good News for Brian R.

[Fuelish Spectator]

Hey Now...
As this comes from Brian Wife "Beth"

Please excuse the mass mailing.... just want to get the word out to one and all.

The tests results show that Brian's cancer is in complete remission! His energy level is returning as well as some of his hair. One of the drugs caused him to gain weight so he is working to get that off.

Thank you for all your support, love and prayers throughout this difficult process.

Beth and Brian

Brian Congrats on the new "PROG-NOS-SIS I believe that how it is spelled. Thank our heavenly father for his help to get rid of "C" Word.

Brian on another note if you are in need of anything to get back to build'in... Give me a call or email me...
Your buddy Fuelish

[Bob]

Hey now,
Good to hear you are doing well Brian. My younger brother has The C word that is in remission so I know what youv'e gone through. PS Thanks for the tips on the decals, they came out pretty good Bob

[hizoot]

Congratulations Brian..!

Glad to hear the news & hope to hear from you soon. Thanks to Fuelish for posting this, it's time we had some good news around here.

Hizoot

[56150]

Absolutely great news! Good to hear that things are better. Best wishes to Brian and his Family and we will continue to keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. Keep up the good work and beat this thing.

[djway3474]

I saw Brian a couple of weeks ago and he was looking better than I expected and the email was even better news.
He goes on to build more styrene!!!

[Brian R]

Thanks for the good wishes, I appreciate it all.

I’ve been building. It’s been like house arrest – stay at home and don’t go out in public - so I had lots of time to build. Had the time, didn’t always feel like building though.

Now that it’s over, it seems I’m spending a lot of time on errands and not getting too much time in the model room.

Models that haven’t been to meetings:

I’d posted the Vette back around January, since then I’ve finished these:

69 Charger street machine, 440 and 4 speed, almost street legal.



63 Cobra (early production look with the 260 and Herb Deeks wire wheels.)



29 Ford pickup (the license plate is Hardtail – that’s what it took to get the back end down.)



36 Ford, a little 1/32 project.



64 Mercury lightweight, a phantom race car for my phantom wedge hauler.
Hey John – look – slicks on the back, a cammer under the hood and a number on the door!







Brian

[Fuelish Spectator]

Brian...
It appears that all that time you had was not even wasted. I thought that you slowing down. (5) builds since January 2010... Whewwww........ Me a big Fat (Zero) builds since January of 2008. And my Jet airplane does not even count as automotive. I perfer the 69 Charger with the centerlines over 64 Mercury due that is a tad bit newer... I am sure glad that you are on the mend...
Your Buddy Fuelish