Dawn My heart goes out to you and your family.
Justin will be missed.

 

Very sorry to hear about your loss. I hope between seeing the deep impact that this news has hit this site and remembering the special person Justin was, it will give you peace of mind to have had the chance to have such a great person in your life. Celebrate the life and remember the good times shared. Wish you all the best and my most sincerest condolences.

 

I'm devestated, feels like a ton of bricks just landed on my chest. Justin was a class act and a buddy of mine. I am deeply sorry for your loss and he will be greatly missed by all. This has left me stunned and unfortunately at a loss for more words.....damn, I'll miss bs'ing about work and the car with him.

Doesn't seem real....

 

I've been away from the forum, again, for a bit and see this. What a terrible and tragic loss for you and your family Dawn. We PM'd each other quite a bit and I am saddened by this news. My deepest sympathy and prayers are with you and his entire family. He will be missed here not only by me but by all of us. God Bless his soul and may he rest in peace.

 

I have been away from the forum for sometime as well and I come back to see this... I am stunned at a loss for words and still can't believe this is true... Just like everyone else has mentioned, Justin was a very friendly, helpful and active member on here always sharing his opinion, passion and advice with others. Even though I didn't know him personally, we had a few chats about few things here and there and interacted with each other several times and he seemed like a very cool, passionate and joyful guy, we even shared some common ideas about few things if I recall correctly...

My deepest and sincerest condolences to you and your family. I'll keep Justin and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

God Bless His soul, You Dawn and Your Family

Rest in Peace Justin.

Sincerely , Mike Dulian

 

I haven't logged in for a few days and I saw this thread. I wasn't sure what it was about. I was hoping and praying that it was not about one of our members. I had to read it several times in order for it to sink in and it still doesn't compute.

Dawn, I am so sorry for your tragic loss. I'm keeping you and your family in my prayers. I didn't have a lot of personal interaction with Justin but he was universally liked and appreciated here-- a stand up guy that I would be friends with in person. He was very knowledgeable and always willing to share what he learned with the rest of the G37 community.

I am very saddened and stunned to learn of Justin's accident. It's funny how real our relationships are, even though most exist within the confines of the forum, with some exceptions from the meetups. Justin will be greatly missed.

Thank you for sharing Justin's story in the later post. God does have a plan for all of us and it's a reminder to live each day with purpose because we never know how much time we have.

For me, the forum won't be the same without seeing posts and insights by Warped Ideas aka Justin.

 

Dawn,
I am truly sorry for your loss, my prayers are with you. According to my beliefs, Justin is alive and well (just in another form). Though, I completely understand this belief rarely helps the ones left behind. I pray that you and Justin's loved ones are able to find truth in this belief.

I grew up in Pembroke Pines, Fl. and I have been in 2 different car accidents while living there (none of them my fault). Unfortunately, S. Fla. is overflowing with bad drivers. If the woman who hit your husband is found to be at fault, my hope is that justice will be served.

My prayers go out to you and your family that peace may be found in your lives after living through a traumatic event such as this.

 

Dawn,

I too have been away from the forum for awhile. I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I don't know what to say but I wish the best for you and your family. Be strong!!!

 

Dawn,

So sorry for your loss. May God bring your family comfort and peace during these trying times. I'm sure I speak for all members and vendors alike, if you need anything, please don't hesitate to ask.

--Regards,

Michael Henderson

 

Unfortunately, this post is fading....like said earlier, mods can we create sticky or something for such members like Justin? By the shear number of Thanks and views (almost 3200) this should not fade. .02cents

 

We won't let Justin fade away.

 

I'd like to request the help of the forum. We are trying to assist in gathering information regarding Justin's mods that are on the car. Many of you sedan guys are probably more familiar with his car and it's mods more than I am. Your knowledge and sleuthing would be appreciated. Please post what mods you are aware of that he has on the car. Whether you have seen his car or interacted with him personally or through posts and threads where he gives info about his mods. This will help Dawn to better know how to list the car for sale and accurately describe what all it has. Thanks G community.

 

Hmmm, he mostly referred to his signature listing of mods...
Our, last conversation talked about his newly added Hotchkis Sways and how his car needed new tires to compliment them, he then purchased the Michelins for $1712.96. I believe his signature list is most accurate, maybe we could estimate costs of each. Will help determine current price of G.

" A good project is*never*done.*Akebono BBK| K&N Typhoons| Tanabe axle-back| Kinetix HFC's| Eibach Pro Comp. Kit| Hotchkis| 20" Vossen 084| Michelin PSS| AutokitsX| LED Interior lights| Carsmo *****| HP-Logic Uprev tuned"

 

what a shock. May God bless Him and His Family, hang on to God.

 

to everyone riding bikes: please, please follow the speed limit, be cautious when riding, following the limit will help you react to obstacles much more quickly and in a timely manner. My dad was in a similar accident where he was pulling out of the bank and he was just pulling out onto the road when a bike slammed into the left front fender going at least 20mph above speed limit obviously my dad didn't check his left well enough before turning on to the road. the bike went airborne and slammed into my dad's front windshield while the bike passenger was thrown 10-15 ft forward, he was wearing a helmet, a bike jacket and a backpack, he landed on his back and was miraculously unhurt. I believe his jacket and backpack cushioned the impact on the cement, he got up afterwards and walked toward my dad to see if he was ok. That was a very lucky Bike rider, he could have had spinal injury and paralysis.

In honor of Warped Ideas and to help prevent more biking deaths, I thought I might share this anecdote, and be of service to His memory by asking Bikers to please ride under the speed limit. you can always use the track to go as fast as you want, there wont be any surprise obstacles in the way there.

Again Ms. Dawn please accept my Sincerest condolences and please hang on to God, I am sure he is taking care of Warped Ideas and will take care of this wound as well.

God Bless.