This is to let everyone know that he was in a tragic and fatal bike accident on Feb 7th 2015. He was riding his beloved gsxr and probably going over speed limit. A woman saw him and heard him yet turned right in front of him. He had 8 feet to react. He slammed on the breaks his body flew. His head with helmet hit the rear passenger wheel rim. He died instantly. That being said... The bike was barely scratched. I have his bike gsxr 1000, Harley and his G37 that needs to be sold. You all know that he filled both with the best after market parts and took extreme car of them. If you know anyone interested please let me know.

For those interested, his obituary can be googled. Search for Justin Christopher Beemer. Pembroke Pines.


Dawn Beemer
708.417.5413
Dbeemer11@gmail.com

 

Thanks you Dawn for the information.
I'm deeply saddened and just beside myself. Justin was definitely one of the "good ones" around here and always willing to help new members and share all his knowledge. He will be greatly missed.
I'm so sorry for your loss and the loss for us all around here.
This one's going to take awhile.......................
Bless you Dawn, your family and your loved ones during this most difficult time.
Brad

 

That's awful. I'm so sorry for your loss. He was a great contributor to this forum and helped many people along the way. He was very passionate about all of his vehicles. I know there isn't much we can do for you at this time, just know he will be greatly missed.

 

Thank you Dawn, and sorry for your loss. Great guy, always trying to help everyone. Definitely one great member and contributor.

 

That's absolutely horrible news. Justin was a great help to many people on this forum, and often times the voice of reason when discussions got heated here. As a rider, news like this hits me especially hard. I'm sorry for your loss, and hope you find peace and comfort in the coming days. Godspeed Justin. RIP

 

Finding like-minded people in a car forum feels very much like a friendship at times.

Please know that Justin was very well liked here. I'm very sorry for your loss.

John Clare

 

Even though a lot of us don't technically "know" one another we all most certainly have a sort of bond towards each other do to our enthusiast nature and common interests. This is very sad to hear and may he rest in peace.

 

Sorry for your loss. Deepest condolences to you and your family. RIP

 

My condolences to your family. Those that take the time to post on here regularly are a big part of this community. He will be missed.

 

Everyone reading this~let's blow up the thanks on Dawns' post, just to show Dawn how much Justin meant to us & the site.
RIP Brother.

 

Dawn I am so sorry for your loss. This is very tragic news, and today we lost a fellow brother and a good friend to many of us. RIP Justin.

 

Rest In Peace to our fallen brother. Always hurts to read these posts. Dawn, if any fund raisers or charitable donations have been established in his name, please don't hesitate to share the information with us.

 

Dawn,
I'm very sorry to hear of your loss, please accept and extend my condolences to you and family.

Greg

 

My deepest condolences on your loss. As was mentioned, even though we didn't know Justin in the "real world" he was very much known and respected here and we feel a sense of loss too. He was one of the good ones here, well thought of and respected and he'll be missed.

Im not a bike guy so I can't help with that, but if there's anything you need help with in selling the car or parts don't hesitate to reach out to me via private message for advice or help with getting it listed to be sold, here or elsewhere. The least I can do.

 

I found myself coming to tears this morning, processing the loss of an online friend. It felt awkward, suddenly feeling so deeply for someone I really don't know, but there it is anyway. With similar automotive values and a shared enthusiasm for this hobby, it hurt thinking of that coming to an end.

IDK where I'm going with this, but thought it was a sentiment worth sharing.