My uncle Ray-45 years at United Van Lines

jimbobillybob

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• Mar 18, 2015

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That's where I learned to Drive 140 pounds soaking wet standing up in a KW cabover with no power steering trying to park them,those guys were truckers.Tuff as nails.

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Hoodock

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• Mar 20, 2015

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jimbobillybob said:

That's where I learned to Drive 140 pounds soaking wet standing up in a KW cabover with no power steering trying to park them,those guys were truckers.Tuff as nails.

http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/di...ymond-Kobza&lc=7075&pid=174403670&mid=6362900

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My condolences to you and your family.

 

SuperCourse

It's About The Borders - Idiot

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• Mar 20, 2015

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jimbobillybob said:

That's where I learned to Drive 140 pounds soaking wet standing up in a KW cabover with no power steering trying to park them,those guys were truckers.Tuff as nails.

http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/di...ymond-Kobza&lc=7075&pid=174403670&mid=6362900

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Yes they were jimbob, and a whole lot of fun to be around too. Sorry for your loss, it's obvious you cherish the memories of those times.

 

Sugarfoot

" I'm just a truck driver "

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• Mar 20, 2015

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Jim, my sincere Condolences and Prayers to You and your entire Family on the loss of your Uncle.