In Memory of Nick, BigFishAllDay

He will be greatly missed. Rest in piece and condolences to his family and friends.

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Hey guys. Mauser here from Mud. Saw the reply to my post over there.

Nick passed from AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia), he fought this for about 4 years.

Nick was a man of faith and knew where he was headed. I am happy that he made it and will never feel pain again. I hope one day to be where he is.

I have been working on a 3rd gen 4runner for almost a year now and just about every time I ask the internet a question about it I am led to one of Nick's posts here. He left behind a lot of knowledge.
 
Nick passed from AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia), he fought this for about 4 years.

Nick was a man of faith and knew where he was headed. I am happy that he made it and will never feel pain again. I hope one day to be where he is.

Thank you for these details Mauser. The original post has been updated with this info.
 
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Hey guys. Mauser here from Mud. Saw the reply to my post over there.

Nick passed from AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia), he fought this for about 4 years.

Nick was a man of faith and knew where he was headed. I am happy that he made it and will never feel pain again. I hope one day to be where he is.

I have been working on a 3rd gen 4runner for almost a year now and just about every time I ask the internet a question about it I am led to one of Nick's posts here. He left behind a lot of knowledge.

Amen to that.
 
I never met Nick, but as a longtime member to the forum, I definitely have had many conversations with him on here.

Sad to here the news and my condolences to his family and friends.
 
Rip

Hey guys. Mauser here from Mud. Saw the reply to my post over there.

Nick passed from AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia), he fought this for about 4 years.

Nick was a man of faith and knew where he was headed. I am happy that he made it and will never feel pain again. I hope one day to be where he is.

I have been working on a 3rd gen 4runner for almost a year now and just about every time I ask the internet a question about it I am led to one of Nick's posts here. He left behind a lot of knowledge.

Thanks for sharing! RIP big fish! Condolences and healing prayers for him and the family.
 
Hey guys. Mauser here from Mud. Saw the reply to my post over there.



Nick passed from AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia), he fought this for about 4 years.



Nick was a man of faith and knew where he was headed. I am happy that he made it and will never feel pain again. I hope one day to be where he is.



I have been working on a 3rd gen 4runner for almost a year now and just about every time I ask the internet a question about it I am led to one of Nick's posts here. He left behind a lot of knowledge.
He was a great resource and no one deserves to suffer. Comfort to all that suffered with him, and mourn him.

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Just wanted to bump this thread. Was thinking and talking about you today Nick!!! I'll always remember the fun times we had wheeling together!
 
We were just thinking about him a few days ago. We were in the Ouray area, doing Black Bear Pass, and thought back to the first time we did it when we randomly ran into him at the trailhead and ended up doing the pass and having lunch in Telluride with him and his family.
 
I am a better forum member thanks in part to BFAD. Giving him pointers on how to begin welding with his Hobart welder was quite enjoyable.

He loved to fish, which means he was good by me.

I think he lost a brother to leukemia before his passing but not 100% sure.

I feel for his wife and daughter, who lost on this Earth a great husband and father.

RIP Nick, and tight lines always.
 
Man, this is the first I’m hearing about this. I never got the opportunity to meet him but he was by all accounts a good guy and definitely an asset to this community. Sorry to hear of his passing.
 
No idea what happened to his rig but I hope a friend or family member is getting to enjoy his labor of love. RIP and thank you for all of your contributions to this little community.
 
No idea what happened to his rig but I hope a friend or family member is getting to enjoy his labor of love. RIP and thank you for all of your contributions to this little community.

It's enjoyed by one of his best friends over here in Tennessee. It's a whole new level seeing all of his fab work in person.

RIP Nick

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