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Decyphering my program notes, this is what I saw. Some of the stuff I scribbled made no sense and a lot of it was incomplete. So lets jog our memory banks and take a stroll...

1986 Jackson Racing Association
8th Jackson Nationals
Limited 360 Sprints
Jackson Speedway, Jackson, Minnesota
Thursday, August 21st

Qualifications:
1. Glenn Berkner, Berkner 21B, 18.911 [2];
2. Russell Kuhnau, Kuhnau 9K, 19.102 [3];
3. Dean Hopp, 55, 19.144 [14];
4. Kurt Johnson, Johnson 4, 19.159 [34];
5. Cliff Koidahl, Koidahl 10, 19.272 [30];
6. Todd Wessels, Wessels 28W, 19.284 [4];
7. Bill Rook, Rook 00, 19.376 [33];
8. Tim Micklos, Micklos 3M, 19.465 [9];
9. Bill Smith, Smith 33, 19.475 [10];
10. John Gerloff, Gerloff 24B, 19.576 [24];
11. JD Hommes, Hommes 63, 19.618 [23];
12. Doug Navara, Navara 28, 19.657 [27];
13. Dean Chadd, Chadd 1, 19.727 [17];
14. Kevin McIntyre, McIntyre 32, 19.799 [7];
15. Jon Barger, Barger 17J, 19.851 [11];
16. Charley Taylor, Taylor 66, 19.860 [6];
17. Mike Brudigan, 49, 19.920 [1];
18. Brian Schnee, 37, 20.051 [19];
19. Lonnie Jensen, Jensen 7, 20.056 [19];
20. Dirk Von Heeder, 11, 20.147 [22];
21. Randy Rosenboom, Rosenboom 14, 20.205 [13];
22. Gene Brudigan, Brudigan 95, 20.446 [15];
23. Larry Smith, 7X, 20.451 [32];
24. Fran Bruns, Bruns Rawhide Racing 18B, 20.464 [28];
25. Randy Roeman, Roeman 57, 20.550 [21];
26. Doug Wasmund, Wasmund 4W, 20.713 [29];
27. Dennis Parker, Parker 3, 20.965 [26];
28. Garry Zitterich, Zitterich 98, 21.352 [5];
29. Paul Riggs, Riggs 46, 20.551 [20];
30. Mackie Heimbaugh, Heimbaugh 04, 21.602 [18];
31. Harlow Thompson, 21, 21.648 [8];
32. Eric Huntley, Huntley 20X, 21.666 [16];
33. Bob Werkmeister, 32W, 21.666 [25];
34. Tom Whiting, Whiting 96, 22.261 [35];
35. Duane Hansen, Hansen 66H, 22.540 [12];
36. UNK (?)

First Heat Race (10 Laps)
1. Dean Hopp [9]; 2. Doug Navara [7]; 3. Fran Bruns [4]; 4. Bob Werkmeister [3]…Duane Hansen [1]; Mackie Heimbaugh [2]; Lonnie Jensen [5]; DNF-Jon Barger [6]; DNF-Tim Micklos [8].

Micklos lost the left front wheel during the race and was done. Barger was leading the entire distance was half-a-lap from the finish when he slides off the backstretch to avoid another car only to bounce back on the track and smack into the turn 3 wall and end on his side.

Second Heat Race
1. Bill Rook [8]; 2. Kevin McIntyre [6]; 3. Brian Schnee [5]; 4. JD Hommes [7]; 5. Russell Kuhnau [9]; 6. Gene Brudigan [4]; 7. Eric Huntley [1]; 8. Dennis Parker [3]; 9. Paul Riggs [2].

Schnee leads the race until Rook takes over on the eighth lap.

Third Heat Race
1. Todd Wessels [8]; 2. John Gerloff [5]; 3. Mike Brudigan [3]; 4. Dean Chadd [6]; 5. Randy Rosenboom [4]; 6. Larry Smith [2]; DNF-Doug Wasmund [1]; DNF-Glenn Berkner [7].

Brudigan was leading the opening eight laps when he is passed by Wessels entering turn 3. Berkner spun while running in the 3rd spot early in the event. Lap-2: Red is out after Wasmund loses an engine.

Fourth Heat Race
1. Bill Smith [5]; 2. Randy Roeman [3]; 3. Cliff Koidahl [6]; 4. Gary Zitterich [2]; 5. Charlie Taylor [7]; 6. Dirk Van Heeder [4]; 7. Kurt Johnson [8]; 8. Harlow Thompson [1].

Roeman was leading until Smith passed him on the third lap taking the remainder going away. Green-White-Checker ran in 3:25.07.

B Feature (15 Laps)
1. Glenn Berkner [3]; 2. Jon Barger [1]; 3. Gene Brudigan [8]; 4. Tim Micklos [2]; 5. Dennis Parker [6]; 6. Eric Huntley [5]…Paul Riggs [4]; Larry Smith [7]; Lonnie Jensen [9]; Doug Wasmund [10]; Mackie Heimbaugh [11]; Harlow Thompson [12]; Tom Whiting [13]; Duane Hansen [14];

Lap-4: Red is out after Heimbaugh slides way too high through turns 3-4 smacks the wall and flips over. He was Ok. Berkner takes the lead from Micklos out of turn 2 on Lap-6.

A Feature (20 Laps)
1. Bill Rook [5]; 2. John Gerloff [3]; 3. Kevin McIntyre [8]; 4. Doug Navara [1]; 5. Mike Brudigan [12]; 6. Todd Wessels [6]; 7. Jon Barger [21]; 8. JD Hommes [10]; 9. Glenn Berkner [20]; 10. Dean Chadd [11]; 11. Gary Zitterich [19]…Russell Kuhnau [2]; Bill Smith [4]; Dean Hopp [7]; Cliff Koidahl [9]; Brian Schnee [13]; Randy Roeman [14]; Kurt Johnson [15]; Fran Bruns [16]; Dirk Von Heeder [17]; Bob Werkmeister [18];
DNS-Randy Rosenboom.
Lap leaders: Cliff Koidahl 1-6, Bill Rook 7-20.

Don’t recall how Koidahl takes the opening lead starting from mid-pack, but he leads the opening six circuits until Rook takes control and the distance. Lap-3: Red is out after Roeman tags the wall in turn 4 and flips over. He was Ok. Lap-17: Yellow is out after B. Smith grenades an engine down the frontstretch with a quick fireball. Lap-18: Hopp smacks the wall out of turn 4 and suffers from a flat tire creating the final restart.

Rook leads the points for the pole on Saturday with 390. Gerloff with 375, Wessels with 372, Navara with 363.

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1986 Jackson Racing Association
8th Jackson Nationals
Unlimited 410 Sprints
Jackson Speedway, Jackson, Minnesota
Friday, August 22nd

Earlier in the day at the Big Cone parking lot, a meet and greet was held with several competitors and the cars of veteran racer Rick Ferkel and rising teenage racing star from California, Jeff Gordon. It was cool to get yet another autograph from the larger than life icon of our sport along with this kid being the same age as me. After a quick ride out to Woodke's Shop-by the time we got back to the track, it was windy and had gotten really cold.

The Jackson Nationals looks and feels very different as the VFW ended 32 years of running the track until Hugh Craven and the JRA was created back in May. Maybe the split night with each class? Also, Rocky Hodges (1983 Champion) is the only driver who has a previous Nationals title competing. Marv DeWall, Jack McCorkell and Don Reiners are either race-retired, or behind a desk selling tractors. Bobby Davis Jr. and car owner, Paul Morgan head west out on the WoO tour while defending Champion, Doug Wolfgang is running the Bob Weikert No. 29 in Pennsylvania.

Qualifications:
1. Bobby Allen, Allen 1A, 17.772 (New Track Record) [12];
2. Rocky Hodges, Strohpaul 20H, 17.864 [10];
3. Danny Lasoski, Rogers 49, 17.938 [46];
4. Dave Blaney, Stanton 40, 17.996 [22];
5. Kelly Kinser, Smith 47, 18.033 [8];
6. Jimmy Sills, Cahill-McCarl 7X, 18.127 [47];
7. Marlon Jones, Baumann 66, 18.149 [3];
8. John Stevenson, Paulson 31, 18.159 [7];
9. Gary DeWall, DeWall 16, 18.229 [5];
10. Rich Brahmer, Brahmer 26, 18.297 [29];
11. Jeff Tuttle, Tuttle 10, 18.310 [4];
12. Randy Smith, Trostle 20, 18.312 [1];
13. Jeff Gordon, Bickford 16, 18.322 [2];
14. Brad Doty, Marks-Kepler 18, 18.359 [42];
15. Rick Ferkel, Adkins 0, 18.431 [32];
16. Kenny Chapman, Krull 14, 18.446 [21];
17. Todd Mack, Kohls 5, 18.462 [15];
18. Jerry Richert Jr., Johnson 81, 18.465 [36];
19. Darrel Daugherty, Daugherty 14X, 18.552 [6];
20. Gordy Vogelaar, Vogelaar 99, 18.576 [26];
21. Bobby Houseman, Houseman 18, 18.588 [17];
22. Greg Wooley, Wooley 23, 18.626 [9];
23. Rodney Duncan, Howells 4, 18.799 [33];
24. Tim Monson, Monson 6M, 18.809 [20];
25. Jimmy Lindbergh, Lindbergh 7, 18.856 [30];
26. Keith Frantsen, Frantsen 22X, 18.856 [45];
27. Steve Carithers, Carithers 20N, 18.857 [31];
28. Bruce Drottz Jr., Drottz 12R, 18.933 [54];
29. John Sernett, Strube 19, 18.967 [18];
30. John Eskuri, Hansen 63, 18.983 [48];
31. Brian Keck, Keck 51K, 19.040 [51];
32. Spike Lempelius, Lempelius 52L, 19.064 [27];
33. Dave Hannah, Hannah 52, 19.075 [34];
34. Bob Hop, Gillund 88, 19.098 [37];
35. Rick Daugherty, Daugherty 17, 19.100 [41];
36. Jimmy Grafton, Sonner 47, 19.116 [52];
37. Jimmy Bell, Bell 32, 19.174 [13];
38. Kenny Biertzer, Biertzer 4B, 19.187 [19];
39. Roger Rager, Woodke 1W, 19.191 [39];
40. Lou Kennedy Jr., Kennedy 21K, 19.238 [28];
41. Bob Johnson, Johnson 73, 19.313 [49];
42. Danny Thoman, Thoman 1X, 19.327 [35];
43. Tim Baker, Baker 2T, 19.339 [53];
44. Gary Lusk, Lusk 2L, 19.427 [25];
45. Gary Zitterich, Smith 87, 19.488 [38];
46. Jimmy Kouba, Kouba 2K, 19.549 [40];
47. Rick Lemanski, Lemanski 7W, 19.579 [24];
48. Dave Jacobs, Jacobs 38, 19.630 [44];
49. Dave Ekern, Ekern 11, 19.782 [55];
51. Terry Otero, Otero 91, 19.862 [16];
52. Bill Goettsche, Goettsche 42, 21.587 [23];
53. Denny Fredrickson, Fredrickson 10, 21.627 [43];
54. Kevin Spease, Spease 57, 22.005 [11];
55. Mike Russel, Russel 41E, 23.380 [14];
56. Tommy Kamrath, Kamrath 99K, No Time.

First Heat Race (10 Laps)
1. Dave Blaney [11]; 2. Brad Doty [9]; 3. Rodney Duncan [7]; 4. John Sernett [6]; 5. Roger Rager [4]; 6. Bob Hop [5]; 7. Darrel Daugherty [8]; 8. Gary Lusk [3]…Mike Russel [1]; Dave Ekern [2]; Gary DeWall [10].

DeWall climbs a wheel on the initial start and ends on his side. He was Ok.

Second Heat Race
1. Jimmy Sills [9]; 2. Jerry Richert Jr. [8]; 3. Danny Lasoski [10]; 4. Jimmy Lindbergh [7]; 5. Bruce Drottz [6]; 6. Kenny Biertzer [4]; 7. Dave Hannah [5]; Dave Jacobs [2]…Denny Fredrickson [1]; Tim Baker [3].

Two cautions slowed this deal. The first was on the second lap for debris. The second was after Drottz spun.

Third Heat Race
1. Todd Mack [8]; 2. Rocky Hodges [11]; 3. John Stevenson [10]; 4. Spike Lempelius [5]; 5. Greg Wooley [7]; 6. Rick Lemanski [2]; 7. Jimmy Bell [4].. Bill Goettsche [1]; Danny Thoman [3]; Steve Carithers [6]; Randy Smith [9].

The red is out on the initial start after Goettsche and Carithers tangle. One, maybe both of them ended upside down.

Fourth Heat Race
1. Marlon Jones [9]; 2. Bobby Allen [10]; 3. Bob Johnson [2]; 4. Brian Keck [4]; 5. Jeff Tuttle [8]; 6. Kenny Chapman [7]; 7. Jimmy Kouba [3]; 8. Bobby Houseman [6]…Joe Kouba [1]; Keith Frantsen [5].

Frantsen was leading this when he slides off the track above turns 1-2.

Fifth Heat Race
1. John Eskuri [5]; 2. Rick Ferkel [8]; 3. Kelly Kinser [10]; 4. Gordy Vogelaar [7]; 5. Rich Brahmer [9]; 6. Gary Zitterich [2]; 7. Kevin Spease [11]; 8. Lou Kennedy Jr. [3]; DNF-Terry Otero [1]; DNF-Rick Daugherty [4];
DNF-Tim Monson [6].

Monson ends upside down in turn 3 for one red flag. Something happened to Otero and Daugherty as they were not around at the checkers either.

C Feature (12 Laps)
1. Lou Kennedy Jr. [6]; 2. Dave Ekern [4]; 3. Steve Carithers [8]; 4. Tim Baker [5]; 5. Joe Kouba [2]; 6. Mike Russell [10]; 7. Kevin Spease [9]… Denny Fredrickson [1]; Terry Otero [3]; Rick Daugherty [7];

B Feature (12 Laps)
1. Bruce Drottz [4]; 2. Bob Hop [9]; 3. Spike Lempelius [5]; 4. Bobby Houseman [2]; 5. Roger Rager [10]; 6. Brian Keck [6]; 7. John Sernett [7]; 8. Darrell Daugherty [8]; 9. Gary Lusk [16]; 10. Gary DeWall [18]; 11. Bob Johnson [3]; 12. Jeff Gordon [19]; 13. Gary Zitterich [13]; 14. Dave Jacobs [17]; 15. Rick Lemanski [14]; 16. Dave Ekern [22]; 17. Jim Kouba [15]; 18. Kenny Biertzer [12]… Dave Hannah [1]; DNF-Jimmy Bell [11]; DNF-Tim Monson [20]; Lou Kennedy Jr. [21].

Monson gets upside down for the second time tonight in turn 3. Kouba had a flat tire sometime through the event.

A Feature (20 Laps)
1. Bobby Allen [8] $1,000; 2. Danny Lasoski [4]; 3. Jimmy Sills [3]; 4. Dave Blaney [7]; 5. Brad Doty [9]; 6. John Stevenson [1]; 7. Rocky Hodges [6]; 8. Jerry Richert Jr. [13]; 9. Rick Ferkel [11]; 10. Kelly Kinser [2]; 11. Rodney Duncan [18]; 12. Bob Hop [22]; 13. Kenny Chapman [17]; 14. Todd Mack [10]; 15. Rich Brahmer [12]; 16. John Eskuri [16]; 17. Jeff Tuttle [14]; 18. Jimmy Lindbergh [19]; 19. Gordy Vogelaar [15]… DNF-Marlon Jones [5]; DNF-Greg Wooley [20]; DNF-Bruce Drottz [21];
Lap leaders: John Stevenson 1-11, Bobby Allen 12-20.

Lap-5: Yellow is out after Chapman spins. Lap-6: Lasoski takes the 2nd spot from Sills. Lap-8: Allen takes Sills for the 3rd spot. Lap-10: Allen passed Lasoski for the 2nd spot. Lap-12: Allen takes the lead from Stevenson and the remaining distance using the never seen here before low line through turns 3-4. Lap-17: Lasoski takes the 2nd spot from Stevenson. Lap-18: Sills sends Stevenson to 4th. Lap-19: Blaney and Doty finally send Stevenson to the 6th spot.

Allen secures the pole for Saturday with 395, Lasoski 382, Blaney 382 then Sills 378.

i have a picture of bill rook in victory lane

it is priceless, after he died at husets i put it away and have never looked at it again.

cool results! i have a sheet for 85' around here someplace, i'll see if i can find it.

That is cool I have not seen any results with my uncle's name in them for a long time he is the 9K of Russel Kuhnau who qaulified second in the 360's thanks for posting that brought back some memories for me from my younger days hanging out at LL's shop then later on at Trondsen shop with willy and them guys that was fun racing back then.

peewee kuhnau

That is cool. I was sitting in the stands on the championship night. Do you have the results for the next night as well?

Thanks for posting these results Michael 98A, Jackson had some pretty stiff competition back in the day.

The finale and those who can, fill in the blanks, missing info and corections as needed.

1986 Jackson Racing Association
8th Jackson Nationals
Jackson Speedway, Jackson, Minnesota
Saturday, August 23rd

360 A Trophy Dash
1. Kevin McIntyre [1]; 2. Doug Navara [2]; 3. Todd Wessels [3]; 4. John Gerloff [6]; 5. Bill Rook [5]; 6. Mike Brudigan [4].

Kevin’s wife, Peggy wins the Valvoline Go Kart from the Lucky Number Program. Some kid from Lakefield won the Go Kart from Road Runner.

410 C Feature (15 Laps)
1. Steve Carithers [4]; 2. Keith Frantsen [9]; 3. Jimmy Grafton [11]; 4. Tim Baker [5]; 5. Rick Daugherty [10]; 6. Terry Otero [13]; 7. Joe Kouba [6]; 8. Kevin Spease [7]. DNF-Dave Ekern [1]; DNF-Lou Kennedy Jr. [2]; DNF-Mike Russell [8]; DNF-Bill Goettsche [14]; DNF-Danny Thoman [12]. DNS-Randy Smith, DNS-Denny Fredrickson, DNS-Tommy Kamrath.

Pole sitter, Ekern is done before anything really happened after he ends upside down through turns 3-4 during a hot lap session. Carithers into the immediate lead and the distance. By the end of the opening lap, Frantsen is second place and held till checkers. Russel and Goettsche tangle in turn 4 for an early Red. Lap-7: Yellow is out after Kennedy slows with a engine issue. Russell and Goettsche were lapped cars when they tangled into the wall in turn 4.

360 B Feature (18 Laps)
1. Charlie Taylor [7]; 2. Gene Brudigan [2]; 3. Tim Miklos [6]; 4. Guy Vacura [9]; 5. Paul Riggs [5]; 6. Eric Huntley [4]; 7. Bob Werkmeister [1]; DNF-Dennis Parker [3]; DNF-Mackie Heimbaugh [4]. DNS-Jon Barger, DNS-Greg Smith, DNS-Harlow Thompson, DNS-Doug Wasmund, DNS-Dwaine Hansen, DNS-Lonnie Jensen, DNS-Tom Whiting.

Like only half the qualified field is back tonight. Nine Cars starting. G. Brudigan leads the opening laps until about the sixth lap when Taylor takes over and the remaining distance.

410 B Feature (20 Laps)
1. Bobby Houseman [5]; 2. Jimmy Grafton [22]; 3. John Sernett [3]; 4. Roger Rager [7]; 5. Jeff Gordon [18]; 6. Gary Zitterich [11]; 7. Brian Keck [4]; 8. Darrel Daugherty [19]; 9. Tim Baker [23]; 10. Spike Lempelius [9]; 11. Rick Daugherty [24];12. Rick Lemanski [12]; 13. Steve Carithers [21]; 14. Gary Lusk [10]; 15. Bruce Drottz [2]; 16. Bob Johnson [8]; 17. Kenny Biertzer [13]; 18. Jim Kouba [15]; 19. Dave Jacobs [16]; [6]; DNF-Gary DeWall [17]; DNF-Dave Hannah. DNS-Greg Wooley [1]; DNS-Jimmy Bell [14]; DNS-Tim Monson [20]; DNS-Keith Frantsen.

Not sure what happened to Frantsen after the C. Drottz into an immediate lead over the field. Lap-10: Red is out after Hannah has some issue (?). Lap-16: Yellow is out after DeWall stalls with engine issue. Lap-17: Drottz surrenders the lead after spinning all by himself in turn 2. Sernett inherits the lead over Houseman for about a lap after the restart until Houseman takes it and the final three laps to the win. Excellent run by Grafton from the C to the A along with Gordon from the tail to fifth.

360 A Feature (25 Laps)
1. Bill Rook [1] $1,000; 2. Kevin McIntyre [5]; 3. John Gerloff [2]; 4. Charlie Taylor [21]; 5. Doug Navara [4];
6. Russell Kuhnau [14]; 7. Glen Berkner [20]; 8. Randy Rosenboom [13]; 9. Gary Zitterich [15]; 10. Dirk VonHeeder [16]; 11. Tim Miklos [22]; 12. Cliff Koidahl [10]…
DNF-Gene Brudigan [23]; DNF-Guy Vacura [24]; DNF-Mike Brudigan [6]; DNF-JD Hommes [8]; DNF-Brian Schnee [17]; DNF-Kurt Johnson [12]; DNF-Dean Hopp [7]; DNF-Bill Smith [11]; DNF-Dean Chadd [9]; DNF-Todd Wessels [3]; DNS-Fran Bruns [18]; DNS-Randy Roeman [19].
Lap leader: Bill Rook 1-25.

Lap-2: Red is out after Wessels slides way high in turn 3 and smacks the wall. After flipping the car, he lands on all fours. Chadd tags the stalled machine sending him upside down as well. Lap-6: Red is out after Schnee initially slowed on the frontstretch sending Smith and Hopp to find a way around him only to tangle with severe rolls onto the frontstretch fence line at the flag stand. It sounded as nasty as it looked. Schnee would later stall in the event for the second time and was sent pit side. Lap-12: Yellow is out after Johnson stalls in turn 2. Lap-19: Yellow is out after VonHeeder spins in turn 4. A series of two yellows for (?). McIntyre attempts to make a bid for the lead, but Rook withstands.

8th Jackson Nationals Championship (30 Laps)
1. Bobby Allen [1] $7,500; 2. Dave Blaney [3]; 3. Brad Doty [7]; 4. Danny Lasoski [2]; 5. Rodney Duncan [14];
6. Marlon Jones [12]; 7. Kelly Kinser [8]; 8. John Stevenson [6]; 9. John Sernett [23]; 10. Gordy Vogelaar [18];
11. Jim Lindberg [19]; 12. Bobby Houseman [21]…
DNF-Rocky Hodges [5]; DNF-Todd Mack [11]; DNF-Bob Hop [20]; DNF-Jeff Tuttle [16]; DNF-Jimmy Grafton [21]; DNF-Rich Brahmer [13]; DNF-Kenny Chapman [15]; DNF-Jimmy Sills [4]; DNF-Rick Ferkel [9]; DNF-Jerry Richert Jr. [10]; DNS-John Eskuri [17].
Lap leaders: Danny Lasoski 1-6, Bobby Allen 7-19, 24-30, Dave Blaney 20-23.

Green flag drops a little after midnight. The opening lap was marred with a nasty tangle between Ferkel and Richert in turn 1 above and over the banking. Both were Ok, done for the night. Both cars were severely mangled. Lasoski takes control over Allen on the restart for the lead in the opening laps. Lap-7: Allen takes the lead a lap previous and begins to catch the tail end of the field. Lap-9: Red is out after contact between the 2nd spot Lasoski and Sills ends with Sills getting into the wall turns 3-4. Sills suffered a concussion just last week at Knoxville, but is otherwise Ok after tonight’s wreck. Blaney takes the 2nd spot from Lasoski on the restart. Lap-11: Yellow is out after contact between Chapman and Brahmer sends both pit side. Lasoski and Doty battle and swap the 3rd spot for a few laps between 15 and 19, with Allen down low and Blaney up high race side-by-side. Blaney is credited with the lead around twenty. Lap-24: Traffic, Allen retakes the possession of the lead from Blaney. Lap-26: Hodges was running 5th until he ducks into the pits with engine failure. Other than Allen celebrating the Nationals win, Grafton had the race of the night, passing nearly 40 cars before calling it a night.

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Something for Pee Wee: The promo of Junior used in the 1984 weekly racing program.

His wreck at Rocky in 1987 with the broken neck deal remember crying until I found out he was gonna be Ok. Super Smurf was often used on the 9K as Junior's logo and he was protecting that day in June for sure. Junior, Doug Navara and Harlow Thompson were a good bunch to camp out at like Hartford and Huset's when we left the confines of Jackson.

if yu could would yu forward that picture to my e-mail [email protected] thanks! i was coming home from the Air force that nite he died i didnt get to Huset's maybe glad i didnt! Bill was a good friend of mine and my teacher in high school at Luverne,MN. I've been trying to find pics and still on the hunt! If yu happen to kow anybody or seen any other pics please let me know thanks so much!

any of Bills pics are hard to find and hard to look at and remember!

Michael 98A, please email [email protected]