Well I finally got home to a computer. I have been a mess all day. I called OneBad today after I heard about the accident and he heard nothing but called me later to tell me the news. Then my wife called telling me the same thing. He will be truly missed by me and my family. I have known him for only a year but in that time he pushed me in the right direction on who or what to do to my car. He gave me a ticket to the Nats when I thought that I could't afford to go. My little girl thinks the world of him also. All I know is I drive that section of 75 every day and it will be hard for me to do that now without crying my eyes out. Rest In Peace my friend You will be missed very much.

Charlie,Danielle and Ashley Kroll

We did indeed lose a friend and a member..a very great and loyal member to both moparts and his community. I have not met Gary, but i looked up to him after his car in Mopar Muscle because I plan on going into law enforcement and have my very own 73 challenger. I will be contributing at the Atlantic Nats. I was looking forward to the next Moparty as well to meet him personally. IT is truly a shame to lose such an individual as Gary. I offer my most sincere condolunces to his family. I have read every post, and now I am at a loss for words. Remember: UNLAWFL Mike

I am very saddened also, although I just knew him through postings here, it was apparent he was a special man and a pillar on moparts and in the mopar community.

He had a way of building up people and bringing them together like no other on the board here.

I hope we can all look to him as an example and be a little more like him in that way, that would be one way to truly honor Gary, er "Unlawfl".

Just checked the weather report for e-town this weekend,and its going to be beautiful..Gary your already shining down on us,never met ya'but i miss you already.....Dave.

i know when i'm in michigan again i won't be able to travel i75 without remembering the hero that gave his life keeping us safe.

My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.

My heart hangs heavy for the loss of Gary. I had the pleasure of meeting him and he and I just sitting in the stand together watching the racing at Milan and this was the first time I ever met the man. The last two year I had a chance to hang out with him a few more times. He was a man of many kinds words and would always help anyone in need. I don't know how to say good bye to Gary only I will see you in heaven my friend. My deepest of prayers go out to his wife and family I cannot imagine the loss they feel. May god give you the strength to know he is in a better place. Take care my freind.....

All I can say is wow. That is so unreal. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
DC

I've got all I can, and want to bring the printed copy to Gary's house before it gets too much later. There is a big storm brewing and I don't want it to ruin the print or hurt the flowers so better get going.

I will also leave a note directing Nicki or anyone in the family interested in reading this to stop by moparts.org and go to the general board.

I miss Gary already

I am just simply in shock and numb. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

I remember calling Gary (John) at the Nats last year. He laughed it off and we went in the Big Bear to do some shopping. What a great guy. You will be missed by so many people. God Bless.

I never had the pleasure of meeting Gary personally but I always enjoyed his input on Moparts and the great work he did on his Challenger. Another painful reminder of how fragile life is.

My deepest condolences to the family, RIP Gary.

Hans

Very Sad news!!! I never met him but i also feel like i knew him! Family will be in my Prayers!!!!

Oh wow.... that about sums it up I thought this was a joke or something. It's hard to take losing a fellow moparts member, especially one that's been with us for so long and has so many friends here. I've never met the guy or really conversed with him much but I still feel I knew him in a way .

Condolences to his immediate family and to his family here , he will be missed .

I never had the opportunity to speak to or meet Gary... I have always enjoyed reading his knowledgable posts on here. With over 4000 posts to his name it is not hard to see he was dedicated to this hobby and his friends. When his car made it into Mopar Muscle I tore it out and hung it up on my wall. I have always admired that Challenger since it was on the cover of the magazine! I wish I got to know Gary like so many of you did. It is times like this that we should reach out to our loved ones and tell them how much we care.

To his family and friends on Moparts and in real life please accept our deepest sympathy for your loss, Gary Davis will always be remembered.

Chris & Kimberly Picco

When I heard the news at 5:30 am this morning I had a bad feeling about it,I prayed that it was not Gary.
We lost a good person today.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

I feel like I could throw up right now. I've had the pleasure of hanging out with Gary a few times including the Nats and Norwalk Classic last summer. He helped us cook on the grill at the classic. He brought something very special to this Mopar hobby and every time I dropped a tenth I couldn't wait to tell Gary. He will be missed and racing won't be the same w/o him.

I only knew him from here on this board, However, I still feel like I've just lost a great friend.

What a total shock. He was great for our hobby and will be truly missed.

My prayers go out to his family.

tried a few times trying to write something but nothing comes. Its a sad day thats for sure. my thoughts go out to his family and even though he is gone he wont be forgotten
RIP "UN"

don't know how I missed this... truly sad.