Folks Of Interest Lost a Washington State Hot Rod Hall of Fame member .....

Thanks Dave. Your one of the good ones. Will I see you at Bonneville with that bitchin' roadster? I have yet to lay eyes on it.

 

I am sorry to hear about this. I never knew him as well as you folks.
I remember him as one of the regulars at the rod runs in the Seattle area back in the seventies and early eighties. My condolences to his family.

 

Dale - Sorry to hear this. My prayers are with you and your family.

Neal

 

My thoughts are with you Dale. I only met your dad once for just a few minutes, but what a nice guy...

 

Thank-you, for all the nice words about Terry, he truly was a wonderful husband and friend. He would have been overwhelmed by all the comments. Dawn

 

Bless you. He was a wonderful man and I'll always miss his energy.

 

Very sorry to hear of Terry's passing. RIP

 

Dale, thanks, you are too man! Planning to attend the LARS for sure and looking forward to Bonneville.

 

He will be missed!

RIP in hot rod heaven.

 

So sorry to hear this today, Dale. So many great memories of your Dad. We spent garage time this afternoon talking about our fondness of Terry. Us Kitsap guys really enjoyed his friendship for so many years. He always treated Tovi as a gentleman should. I know she's really gunna miss him too. Such a special friend. We're thinking of You, Dale. See you on the Salt. Brian & Tovi

 

Sorry to hear about your father Dale... my condolences to you and your family.

 

Damm, Well Hope He's tearing up the Salt in the Sky!!!!

 

This was displayed at the Washington State Hot Rod Hall of Fame banquet last night.....

 

Nice of you to post that here Jack.
Mike

 

Met Terry (and Dale) at Turlock Swap many moons ago. Terry was a wealth of knowledge about all things hotrod and a really nice guy. Always enjoyed seeing him at the shows and swaps and visiting over his table of treasures. My deepest condolences to his family. Sorry for the loss.

 

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Sorry for your loss, Dale.
--mika

 

Man, I just found out about this. My last memory of Terry was of him with his hand on my shoulder consoling me on the loss of my dad. Both great men, both will/are be missed by many.

Dale, I'm very sorry for your loss.

 

Dale, I'm so sorry for you and your family's loss. I just came across this thread, I was going to have one of our customers give your dad a call. Terry was a wonderful guy and I loved doing business with him. I won't go into detail how we finally stumbled into each other and met person to person, but it's a funny slice of serendipity. The LARS swap will be a little less with his passing. Love to you all.

Dave

 

It was just Uncle T's (Terry Seaholm) birthday a few weeks ago, and last year we had a party and celebration of his life, it was wonderful. We all sent him a note on a balloon and we sent off many balloons. I so, so loved my uncle T, and I just want to say thank you from the Northwest part of the family, Dawn and I. Dale and Gregg think they're cool cuz they live where it sunshines alot, no no no, just kiddin with my cousins, I love em, well somebody has too they are so homely they scare the flys. hahaha.
Anyways, almost 16 months after Uncle T is gone he is still SSSSSOOOOOO missed, and thank you all for all your well wishes!!!!
Hey Dale why don't you go suck on your big toe, haha, Love ya buddy!!
Laurie K

 

The idea of a party to celebrate a loved one who's gone home is a true measure of that person IMHO...the balloons must have been a nice touch.

I've loved Terry Seaholm's roadster since I saw my first pic of it, and I'd guessed that a very special guy must have built it. After reading this thread I can see I was right.

RIP Mr. Seaholm.

 

Laurie you can be sure that many of us take a moment to remember your uncle each time we see his roadster out at an event.

Billetproof was the latest time I saw the car.

Before that, at the flathead run at Vantage last year


I didn't know him well but was a friend of a good friend of his and got to hear the stories and always admired his cars.

 

Had chance to talk with Jack ( Terry Seaholm's roadster current care taker) at the Fircrest car show this month.It was nice talking with Jack . Looking at the roadster brought back alot of memories... Terry drove the heck out of that thing... When I got my 35 Ford Coupe , Terry was the first to see it. I will always remember him walking out of the house and seeing the car... he had a big smile on his face...He was happy that I finally had the Hot Rod I wanted. God Bless you Terry...