SeattleMike's cargo project

Very sad what can you that could bring any comfort? He will be missed on this forum but more so as one of the good guys.
 
I may try to stop by and talk to his wife tonight. Ill see about donations or a Ms fund she would like to donate too.

Great Idea, I was thinking the same thing.

Let us know how we can help Mrs. Drenchen directly. Maybe someone trust worthy could compile funds and gifts and give them all to her on behalf of T4R.

maybe we can set up a donation in his memory for either cancer or MS...

Im sad to hear about this... I will always remember Mike fondly as the first, and (at the time) only 5th gen owner to step up and wheel his Runner stock against any 3rd gen. It seemed he would gladly risk damaging the brand new runner just to have fun wheeling with the guys here.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/t4r-m...o/63627-4-r-u-n-n-e-r-challenge-colorado.html

When Clemsonfan asked if any 5th Gen owners would step up, SeattleMike was the first and I believe the the last.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/t4r-m...-n-n-e-r-challenge-colorado-2.html#post534305

R.I.P SeattleMike.

I always had a blast interacting with you!


sidenote: I did a search on Facebook, found SeattleMikes best friend... I asked to be his friend. thought others might want to also.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002046592055
 
I talked to Stephanie last night, I gave her the links to his build and this thread.

She said that if people really want to make donations that he would have liked to see it go to the American Red Cross. He grew up in So Cal and it was a group that could be relied on after natural disaters down there.

also she said he would want everyone to blow a tank of gas on a Sunday drive with the people they love.
 
I talked to Stephanie last night, I gave her the links to his build and this thread.

She said that if people really want to make donations that he would have liked to see it go to the American Red Cross. He grew up in So Cal and it was a group that could be relied on after natural disaters down there.

also she said he would want everyone to blow a tank of gas on a Sunday drive with the people they love.

I'm moving to Bremerton next month (I'm in the Navy) so if there is anything she needs, let her know I'm here to help.
 
Sad to hear of Mike's passing. It seems he had a great family and great friends and he knew it. I hope all of us realize how precious that is...Rest well Mike!:thumb3:
 
I feel so sad for the family and friends of Mike at this time. I trust they will be comforted by each other and in trusting that Mike is resting peacefully. Bless you all.
RIP Mike

Mark
 
I've been away for a while and returned to hear the tragic news. Godspeed Mike!! And my thoughts and prayers to his family. So sorry for your loss.
 
"One should die proudly when it is no longer possible to live proudly." - Friedrich Nietzsche

certainly seems Mike did just that; facing unimaginable circumstances unflinchingly, and making sure all was as well as could be for those he left behind.

happy Trails to you, Mike. (until we meet again.)
 

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