Goodbye Jimmy

Started by MRK, April 30, 2026, 06:35:47 PM

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MRK

Lost Jim Miller today. I'm really bummed about his passing. He was a great guy and meant the world to Renee and I.
For those of you that don't FB. I apologize.

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Stainless1

Well that's a big loss to the community.  Jim was always helpful and a great guy... GodSpeed Jim, you will be missed.
Condolences to Jim's family and close friends from my racing family
Stainless
Red Hat 228.039, 2001, 65ci, Bockscar Lakester #1000 with a little N2O

PorkPie

That's a very sad news.

Jim was a world of knowledge in our world of speed...
his work to save and protect the historie in old photos was something special...
a huge enthusiast work for us to keep the long story of speed records alive...

Jim, you was a wonderful friend and whenever we meet we had a great time...

GodSpeed, Man, I will miss you
Pork Pie

Photoartist & Historian & 200 MPH Club Member (I/GL 202.8 mph in the orig. Bockscar #1000)

desotoman

Sorry to hear of Jim's passing. A fellow Sidewinder for many years. Godspeed Jim.
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zzcruzin

Jim was just a plain very nice soft spoken guy with a lot of knowledge. He came by my friend "Russ's" shop years ago and gave us some pointers on the Speed demon when it was at the shop. God bless him. RIP Jim.