Studebaker Blood

[Hallabutt]

Before we know it you might end up a club officer. Then you could hold sway. So what direction would you like the club to go?

[Buzzard]

Congrats Jake. Now we all know why you are certifiable!
Cheers, Bill

[Stude Shoo-wop!]

Sorry he passed so young. My dad also passed at age 49. He was a Studebaker consumer.

I suppose death is a part of life, isn't it? A cruel irony is that Sherwood Egbert also died at 49.

[57pack]

Congratulations on your Studebaker Corp. connection!
Sorry he passed so young. My dad also passed at age 49. He was a Studebaker consumer.
Your relative lived in a nice neighborhood. I like his house, the front steps of brick are welcoming.

[studegary]

Assist. Treas. of Studebaker and he was only 49 when he died.

[JRoberts]

That is really great. Congratulations!

[StudeRich]

NOW we know what helped make you a Studebaker NUT! It wasn't a Squirrel !

[Stude Shoo-wop!]

Being the history nerd that I am, I wanted to discover more about my family history. I contacted my uncle, who has been developing an extensive family tree for two years now, to help me out. Boy howdy! I managed to find out more in a short period of time than Lyndon B. Johnson did when he first became President! As it turns out, I not only have family in the U.S. dating back to the 1500s, I also have blood in the Studebaker Corporation! Alright, the "Who Do You Think You Are?" moment is over. Time to drive my Studebaker!