VENOMOUS1 RACING
Has Left the Room - Banned from VTCOA!
Many of you know that two years ago I lost my best friend Jason (Cueball) Weaver to Cancer. I felt it would ease some pain if I posted and shared this.
Jason and I grew up together since about 12 years old. We were in the same grade/school and played football, shot pool, and played cards for almost 25 years before the good Lord took him from us. Memories are great and many! After school we both attended Texas State Technical Institute TSTI as it was called years ago and took Automotive Collision Repair and Refinish together as our passion for hot rods was very similar. We both got jobs with American Airlines installing the first generation of Airfones in the entire A/A fleet. We traveled the country seeing awesome sights, making great money, and enjoying life. I started my own shop in 99' Attitudes Vehicle Customizing and he was my right hand man, prepping and painting cars, making them lower, higher, faster and unique. After closing shop in 2001 we got into the aerial lift business building lifts from 29foot to 210 foot above the earth. Little did I know this would be our last job together forever.
Many never really get to have a friend as close as we were. Even after marriage we got together almost every weekend with our spouses to play cards, shoot pool, just hang out having great times. Memories are strong and never forgotten but today once again my heart is heavy as it was two years ago today he passed and joined friends and family in heaven.
Not a drinker but feeling an overcoming urge to have a few in his memory. Maybe it'll help my sadness today? I never look to alcohol or anything as a exit out of a bad day, but I think I will make exception today as my head and heart aren't right. I know I'm far from the only one who's lost someone close, whether friend, spouse, parent, sibling, or even an animal. This pain is worse than anything I've experienced including back surgery and months prior to surgery. Our hearts really have too good of nerves as this pain really hurts deep inside. Almost sickening feeling like the days prior to, and the day of and after his passing. Just dam tough to lose a buddy that you expected to be turning wrenches into their 80's with you.
R.I.P. Cueball (Trinity Jason Weaver)
Miss ya man! See ya on the other side bro.
Thanks to my REAL VTCOA family for listening. Sorry so sappy
Jason and I grew up together since about 12 years old. We were in the same grade/school and played football, shot pool, and played cards for almost 25 years before the good Lord took him from us. Memories are great and many! After school we both attended Texas State Technical Institute TSTI as it was called years ago and took Automotive Collision Repair and Refinish together as our passion for hot rods was very similar. We both got jobs with American Airlines installing the first generation of Airfones in the entire A/A fleet. We traveled the country seeing awesome sights, making great money, and enjoying life. I started my own shop in 99' Attitudes Vehicle Customizing and he was my right hand man, prepping and painting cars, making them lower, higher, faster and unique. After closing shop in 2001 we got into the aerial lift business building lifts from 29foot to 210 foot above the earth. Little did I know this would be our last job together forever.
Many never really get to have a friend as close as we were. Even after marriage we got together almost every weekend with our spouses to play cards, shoot pool, just hang out having great times. Memories are strong and never forgotten but today once again my heart is heavy as it was two years ago today he passed and joined friends and family in heaven.
Not a drinker but feeling an overcoming urge to have a few in his memory. Maybe it'll help my sadness today? I never look to alcohol or anything as a exit out of a bad day, but I think I will make exception today as my head and heart aren't right. I know I'm far from the only one who's lost someone close, whether friend, spouse, parent, sibling, or even an animal. This pain is worse than anything I've experienced including back surgery and months prior to surgery. Our hearts really have too good of nerves as this pain really hurts deep inside. Almost sickening feeling like the days prior to, and the day of and after his passing. Just dam tough to lose a buddy that you expected to be turning wrenches into their 80's with you.
R.I.P. Cueball (Trinity Jason Weaver)
Miss ya man! See ya on the other side bro.
Thanks to my REAL VTCOA family for listening. Sorry so sappy
