onebadd73
Sr. Member
Received this email today from the EBR:
Dear Frank:
We are so sorry to tell you of a tragic loss. Betty Monroe died yesterday (Saturday) morning of a heart attack. For those of you that don't know Betty, she and her husband Joe are co-founders of the Early Broncos Ltd (EBL), the first Early Bronco Club in the country. The EBL is also the organization that formed the Early Bronco Registry (EBR) as an international association of Early Bronco enthusiasts.
Betty was in route to Bronco Daze a Vu this year when an unexpected heart attack nearly killed her. However, after helicopter transport and several operations, she was home again and feeling fine. We were all fully expecting her to rejoin the Bronco activities she loved so much. Then her family found her unconscious and all attempts failed to bring her back to us.
Her work promoting the enjoyment of the Early Bronco began before founding the EBL in 1981 and have continued nearly 365 days a year ever since. If you have ever owned an Early Bronco, Betty has touched you in some way.
This is a personal loss to all that knew her. If you wish to pass condolences on to the family, you are welcome to send them here and we will deliver them on your behalf.
Steve and Eileen Sampson
Best wishes to the family, Frank
Dear Frank:
We are so sorry to tell you of a tragic loss. Betty Monroe died yesterday (Saturday) morning of a heart attack. For those of you that don't know Betty, she and her husband Joe are co-founders of the Early Broncos Ltd (EBL), the first Early Bronco Club in the country. The EBL is also the organization that formed the Early Bronco Registry (EBR) as an international association of Early Bronco enthusiasts.
Betty was in route to Bronco Daze a Vu this year when an unexpected heart attack nearly killed her. However, after helicopter transport and several operations, she was home again and feeling fine. We were all fully expecting her to rejoin the Bronco activities she loved so much. Then her family found her unconscious and all attempts failed to bring her back to us.
Her work promoting the enjoyment of the Early Bronco began before founding the EBL in 1981 and have continued nearly 365 days a year ever since. If you have ever owned an Early Bronco, Betty has touched you in some way.
This is a personal loss to all that knew her. If you wish to pass condolences on to the family, you are welcome to send them here and we will deliver them on your behalf.
Steve and Eileen Sampson
Best wishes to the family, Frank