Joe Law

Started by Glen, September 01, 2009, 03:15:16 PM

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Glen

Joe Law (Grumpy old men) lakester had heart surgery today and is doing well. he should be home by the week end. A speedy recovery Joe.
Glen
Crew on Turbinator II

South West, Utah

narider

Great news on the successful surgery Glen thanks.  :cheers:
Was his heart surgery preplanned or emergency?
Todd

Seldom Seen Slim

Best wishes, Joe.  That last time I saw him was at Maxton a couple of years ago.   He had his new Chevy pickup and ran it to see how fast it'd go.  As I remember he kept it under the 135 max. speed limit for street vehicles.
Jon E. Wennerberg
a/k/a Seldom Seen Slim
Skandia, Michigan
(that's way up north)
2 Club member x2
Owner of landracing.com

Glen

The surgery was pre planned but had been put off for a couple of weeks.
Glen
Crew on Turbinator II

South West, Utah

narider

The pain receptors in the chest can't tell any difference, but that's always better then an emergency repair.



Best wishes on a complete recovery Joe.
Todd

Joe Timney

 One of my hero's...best wishes Joe


joe
Joe Timney
Retired President of ECTA
President of Delaware Chassis Works
President of FIREFOX Fire Suppression System
www.delawarechassisworks.com

Freud

Now he understands how people felt that entered a car in his class. Heart Attack Time when they saw the record.

Thanks, Joe, for adding so much to my Bonneville experiences.

FREUD
Since '63

Bville701

Well wishes and a speedy recovery Joe. He is deffinately one of my heroes.   :cheers:
Ryan LeFevers

701 C/GMR - 216.509 MPH El Mirage Record Holder

El Mirage "Dirty 2" Club Member

Brian Westerdahl

Glad everything went well Joe.  Get well Fast  From the Brewster WA boys.

GH

I called Joe about my oiling problems just after I returned from Speedweek. He didn't say anything about heart problems. I have received a stent two different times and I know the problem shows up all at once without any warning. Hope he has a quick recovery.

jackson

I worked with Joe on his stream-liner tire project.  It wasn't very successful on my part, but I sure had a great time working with him.  Don't let that Appalachian accent fool you, Joe is very much an unsung hero with engineering smarts that I probably haven't seen very often at work..

manta22

Re: Joe Law:

All the best to Joe Law. Remember-- we WV hillbillies are a tough bunch. When the Rebels came through there during the Civil War, we shot at 'em-- when the Yankees came through, we shot at them, too.

There is something about living in the hills that translate to fast cars. Remember where NASCAR originated, remember top fuel drag racer Jim Minnick was from southern WV (ya gotta love a guy from "Nitro, WV"). Then there is the WV LSR racer Joe Law. Fast company! :cheers:

Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ  (born in Buckhannon, WV)
Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ

PorkPie

There was an update about Joe on the SCTA site:

09/02/09:  Just wanted to let everyone know that Joe's bypass surgery went extremely well so far today.  The surgery was about 6 hours long and he was not put on the bypass heart pump.  His doctor has the ability and knowledge to do this without stopping the heart.  Also, he was off the ventilator before coming out of the operating room.  He is very groggy, sore and pretty much out of it for today.   But, if all goes well, he will be home in about 3 days or so.  Thanks for all your prayers and pray for the post operative care and recovery as it will be a long.  And if any of you know Joe at all, you will know he is a hard person to keep down.  Once again thanks again,  Suzanne Law
Pork Pie

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

manta22

Thanks for the update, Pork Pie. All the best to Joe and Suzanne.

Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ
Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ

Bob Beatty

Joe is home.  He was released from the hospital last night.  His sprits are good and he is recovering well from what was obviously very serious surgery.
Bob Beatty

There is no such thing as too much horsepower
338.954 MPH
B/BFL