Today a learned that one of our members died last year in an accident.  Tim Bucher (jedisan) was an active member of our club from March, 2008 to June, 2011 which is when the accident occurred.  I'm sure many of you will recognize his screen name, as he participated in many of our threads.
 
I've been going back and reading a lot of his past comments to threads, his post to Introductions, and looking at some of the pics he posted of his basses, and the fun picture he posted to the early band pics thread.  He clearly enjoyed this community and loved his Alembics.  He was a part of us, and we were a part of him.
 
Here is a cool picture he posted of some of his Alembics ...
 

This hits the heart..my deepest condolences go out to all his family and those who knew him.

Tragic.  A quick search shows he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bike.    
 
I remember his posts and always admired the basses, particularly the two that bookend his collection shown above.
 
(Message edited by tbrannon on June 13, 2012)

So sorry to hear that.. May he rest in peace.

Dave, thank you for bringing this to light and creating a memory.  My condolences to Tim's family and loved ones.  He will be missed here, Art

May he rest in peace..
 
John

Today has been a tough day at the Club. Hopefully his family can find some measure of comfort and peace.  If anyone has contact information, I would like to make a contribution to the charity of the family's choosing.  In this manner, we can keep his presence alive.

My thoughts are with Tim's family. If he is like most of us who ride bikes, we can take at least a little condolence that he passed away while engaging in an activity for which he had a passion.

So sad.Rest in peace Tim.

Sad   , I send my deepest respect

My prayers go out to his surviving family.  
May Tim rest in peace
 
slawie
 
(Message edited by Slawie on June 13, 2012)

My thoughts are with you tonight my friend.

Sad, sad, sad... Why cars don't respect bikers?

terribly tragic,that's not right.
 thanks Dave ,
 
If there is thunder in the skies ,I'll imagine Tim playing for us all.

my thoughts are with Tim's family
 
graeme