Dennis Kirban
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We have lost another one from our Turbo community. Trey Crease who many old timers will remember has had several health issues over the last several years passed away unexpectedily around 2 pm eastern time today.
This hits me particularly hard as he used to work for our company that got him hooked on turbo Regals. He worked for us a number of years and would sometimes go with me to pick up some of the cars I sold.
He was very good friends with Pete Serio the original window rattle guy and Pete Hoffman who used to work for Trey.
I would send him magazines almost weekly. His birthday falls on the same day as mine. In the early days we would play badminton at the end of each work day. I would play one against him and Vanessa who also worked for me. I would give them $100 if they beat me.....those were some great times we had. I sent him and Big Bill on a few car show trips in the late 1980s as well.
I just talked to him about 4 days ago as he had been moved to a nursing home closer to me. I talked about going to see him one afternoon this week.....ironically in this weeks inner circle I mention him as he went with me to get one of the GNS that I ended up selling three times.
I been storing his GS Regal as he had hopes of being able to drive again.......
I am lost for words........we had some great times together and fun times.....a flood of memories comes back as I write this....
denniskirban@yahoo.com
Trey was I believe about 50 years old......
His company name was Zero to Sixty. He went to several GS Nats in Bowling Green back in the day and would set up alongside us.
This hits me particularly hard as he used to work for our company that got him hooked on turbo Regals. He worked for us a number of years and would sometimes go with me to pick up some of the cars I sold.
He was very good friends with Pete Serio the original window rattle guy and Pete Hoffman who used to work for Trey.
I would send him magazines almost weekly. His birthday falls on the same day as mine. In the early days we would play badminton at the end of each work day. I would play one against him and Vanessa who also worked for me. I would give them $100 if they beat me.....those were some great times we had. I sent him and Big Bill on a few car show trips in the late 1980s as well.
I just talked to him about 4 days ago as he had been moved to a nursing home closer to me. I talked about going to see him one afternoon this week.....ironically in this weeks inner circle I mention him as he went with me to get one of the GNS that I ended up selling three times.
I been storing his GS Regal as he had hopes of being able to drive again.......
I am lost for words........we had some great times together and fun times.....a flood of memories comes back as I write this....
denniskirban@yahoo.com
Trey was I believe about 50 years old......
His company name was Zero to Sixty. He went to several GS Nats in Bowling Green back in the day and would set up alongside us.