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modelman1960 · 12-14-2021, 06:08 PM

I met Mr. Worner at the 1989 Keystone Nationals when he was still driving his SS Olds Cutlass. He was incredibly nice and polite to me as he allowed me to look at the car which was in the transporter at the time. Fast forward 31 years and He was standing in line behind me at the concession stand at the points race at Numidia, Pa. Of course he didn't remember me, but he was just as friendly as could be, and was relating comments about the boys wanting to change things on their Camaros even after they'd both won recent races. He had everyone within ear shot laughing. He was a true ambassador of our sport.
I pray that God will give the family peace and comfort in these days ahead.
God bless all.
Walt Cheney

12-14-2021, 06:08 PM	#2
modelman1960 Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Central N.Y. Posts: 230 Likes: 2 Liked 55 Times in 22 Posts	Re: The passing of Tim Worner I met Mr. Worner at the 1989 Keystone Nationals when he was still driving his SS Olds Cutlass. He was incredibly nice and polite to me as he allowed me to look at the car which was in the transporter at the time. Fast forward 31 years and He was standing in line behind me at the concession stand at the points race at Numidia, Pa. Of course he didn't remember me, but he was just as friendly as could be, and was relating comments about the boys wanting to change things on their Camaros even after they'd both won recent races. He had everyone within ear shot laughing. He was a true ambassador of our sport. I pray that God will give the family peace and comfort in these days ahead. God bless all. Walt Cheney