He worked in the pit crews for AJ Foyt and Al Unser. All the famous racers back in the 70's knew him by name.
He took dogs to show- and won.
He rode in the Goodyear Blimp.
He holds more than 15 patents.
He knows a little something about most everything.
He owns first edition books of Mark Twain and other authors.
He puts a very cool spin on a bowling ball.
He has worked in several countries and would fly to upper level meetings in Italy where they only spoke Italian.
He kept 18 acres of land immaculate.
He played every sport in high school and was good at every one.
He can wheel and deal in a car dealership like noone else
He once got a whole bucket of arctic water poured on him on a cruise.
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Oh yeah, he's da man! Seriously. I stand humbled by his many achievements. It's fun to ask him how to build a house and watch him describe it from start to finish, including the foundation building and well-drilling (which as I recall he had to do three times back in Pineland days).
Uncle Dick is one of the most amazing people I know, just dont ask him to get into or out of a boat(hahaha).
I heard about your adventures with the boat Tom! Are you dried out yet? Lol!
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