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now is the time to pray with us for one of Hydroplane Racers very own 'Good Guys'. Terry Fiorelli is at Harbor View Medical Center in Seattle receiving care and treatment for injuries sustained in an accident at Newport Wa. Saturday about 5:00 pm his boat 'Smoke On the Water' failed to negotiate turn 4 and clipped the shoreline. I do not know what his condition is listed as at this time but I have heard it is Serious if not Critical.
Dear heavenly Father, be with Terry, his family, friends, and those Hospital staff. We pray your will be done and ask for his full recovery of his injuries. Also, we pray for the spectator who suffered leg injuries. Lay your healing hands on both as only you can do. In this we humbly ask in Jesus name, Amen
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07-25-2008, 07:09 PM
We are sad to announce that Terry Fiorelli has died of injuries sustained in a racing accident at Oldtown Idaho on July 20th. He was 54. He had a long career in outboard racing and was highly respected by all who knew and raced with him. He was a tireless worker and generous in his support of racing. He was a past Commodore of the State Line Outboard Racing Association and was the clubs Race Director at the time of his death. Terry Fiorelli put more into racing than he took out. He is survived by his wife Terri, his mother and father, Don and Betty, and a younger sister Donna. Everyone in the AOF family extends their condolences to Terry's family and all who knew and loved him. He will be greatly missed in the Sport.
AOF National Office
Russ Bircher
Executive Director.
Dear heavenly Father, be with Terry, his family, friends, and those Hospital staff. We pray your will be done and ask for his full recovery of his injuries. Also, we pray for the spectator who suffered leg injuries. Lay your healing hands on both as only you can do. In this we humbly ask in Jesus name, Amen
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07-25-2008, 07:09 PM
We are sad to announce that Terry Fiorelli has died of injuries sustained in a racing accident at Oldtown Idaho on July 20th. He was 54. He had a long career in outboard racing and was highly respected by all who knew and raced with him. He was a tireless worker and generous in his support of racing. He was a past Commodore of the State Line Outboard Racing Association and was the clubs Race Director at the time of his death. Terry Fiorelli put more into racing than he took out. He is survived by his wife Terri, his mother and father, Don and Betty, and a younger sister Donna. Everyone in the AOF family extends their condolences to Terry's family and all who knew and loved him. He will be greatly missed in the Sport.
AOF National Office
Russ Bircher
Executive Director.
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