Happy Birthday Bill Giles

[HRTV]

Have a great day Bill

[Dave Young 94-N]

Happy Birthday Bill Giles

Hey Bill - Have a GREAT BIRTHDAY TODAY !!! - take the day off on me

[sam]

Happy Birthday Bill!

See you at the races

-Sam

[MGallagher]

Happy Birthday to one of the youngest 70 yr olds I know.

[Jack Stotts]

Happy birthday you old guy! I'm sure glad I'm staying out of that "old" race. Have a great day! Jack

[Steve Johnson]

Hbd

Mr. Giles.... may you live as long as you want ,and never want as long as you live.

Cheers

[aojesus]

Hello my friend,
I hope you have a great day.
We shall have a birthday cake at Jesup, I hear you are the referee.
Let my wife know what kind of cake you want! Just let me tell her first that she is making it Amy will help her. Joey will decorate it

See you soon!
Russ, Annette, Joey, Amy, and Nozer

EDIT: The kids say it is the Happy Birthday Tour. There will also be a cake in Inverness if you can make it.
My kids love you!

[meanred]

Happy B-Day

Bill,


Have a great B-Day!!!!!


Jim
7-M

[Shebert]

Have a great birthday!!!
The Hebert's

[Bill Huson]

Proof beyond all reasonable doubt . . .

Boat racing keeps you young!

Happy birthday, Bill

[pops67g]

All the best....

Does this mean that you are actually one day older than Abe Lincoln? Seriously, you are certainly proof that nice guys DON"T finish last! Here's to a great day and I hope to see you sometime this summer (maybe Whitney Point?).

[Matt Dagostino]

Happy Birthday Racer Giles......................

You are still the man in New England.

Matt & Val

[DeanFHobart]

3*B Bill

Another day older and deeper in debt!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sam boat 440]

Have a great day.

[Dparker]

Happy Birthday "Mr. Restless - 3B"

Happy Birthday Bill, I hope you have an eventful day and a very large plate of Ice Cream and Cake to help you celebrate another great year.
Its been a long time since 1959, but I have to say that you've been one of the our greatest friend and an fanastic asset to our sport of Outboard racing I've had the pleasure of knowing. May you have many more.

Always,
Dan Parker