The Dunn family wished to share a few pictures of their son HAMBANDY

It is amazing when a young fellow of only a few years leaves us with such a mark which will not be ereased and teaches each and everyone of us, so many things about life, when Andy was not well at all.

God speed Hot Rod Andy and thank you for the great memories you have left for your family and friends here on the HAMB.

To the Dunn Family: You raised a fine "gentleman" who IS an inspiration to us all........

 

Great, great pictures, Thanks so much for sharing. RIP- Andy!!

 

Awesome pictures. Thanks for sharing.

 

Well today Andy had to smile down on Chris.......... The last picture and the Model a were tattoo'd on Chris today.....of course i had to goof off work and go see if he was a baby in the chair......but i guess he figured that getting tattoo'd was only a scratch compaired to what Andy went through. I'll see if i can sneek up on him a grab a picture one of these days

Andy buddy, you may be missed but you will never be gone.......

 

This one got a knot in my throat, wish I could have met this young man.

Jon

 

Oh course you know some of us will want to see that once it's healed up....

 

Man.. i just dont know what to say..

Its an honor just to have that seattle pic posted with these others. Im never gonna forget him. We all love that kid.

 

Some people get 100 years, some get 10. I'll take a few action packed years surrounded by love and friends over a long life of hell. Many people look backwards in life to a better time and it is common for it to be this time in his life he was living. It was short, but it was sweet. Before bankruptcies, bar fights, and losing all his loved ones over the years one by one, he lived the good times and avoided what some call the pain of living. He got to come here and live and left an innocent at the hands and will of god. That's a privilege that very few can have. It was the will that his pure soul be saved and called home for bigger and better things. Whatever plans are in store for him, he is part of a bigger plan and an elite group of angels. Good on ya Andy, we'll miss ya.

 

As a youngster, almost 20, I see how for granted i take life everyday. I never met him but just reading about him really makes you think what each day is all about. Every mile I churn this year will have a different meaning now. Im sure he is in hotrod heaven living it up. Godspeed Andy, and what a cool thing that was done and also one nice rod.

 

That last pic.... I'm sitting here crying like a baby.

I know quite a bit about kids with cancer. But, I'm lucky to have my grandaughter still. They are dealing with it and still try to comfort us. Kids are pretty brave.

But, thanks for the pic, Leon. He was an inspiration to many of us. He's at the Top End now, shaking hands with all the greats. You just know that they are the ones who feel honored to shake his hand.

But, me? I'm not embarr***ed to admit that I'm bawling like damned baby.

 

God needed him back to be a guardian angel for some of you guys,the others weren't fast enough to keep up. i'm sure he has a hot rod chariot by now.