I'm deeply saddend to be the bearer of bad news but Howard Fisher - MSA Scrutineer, who will be known to many HSCC and 750MC competitors, died today after a battle, this year, with illness. I'm sure you'll join me in thinking of his wife Sue and son Christopher at this time.
terence bower 3 Dec 2007, 09:32 Very sad indeed John,One of the people who would always help out if needed,he will be missed.
ClaireSmith 3 Dec 2007, 16:20 John,
very sad news
I know that you are in touch with Sue, will you post if and when you find out arrangements for the likes of flowers and/or if the family prefer a particular charity that you could make a donation to etc
Claire and all
Of couse, I'll post full details as soon as I have them. Although many of us knew of Howard's condition, we were all hoping for a miracle and it's been a tragic blow to all who knew him and his family. Personally, I've lost a good friend as well as a valued colleague.
M Greenslade 3 Dec 2007, 17:20 On my very first days Marshalling at Snetterton which I believe was 1976 I was on the Esses for a Group 8 meeting, Martin Shalders was the Observer (still a close friend) and on post also was Pete & Ann Ainsworth and also Howard. I remember the kindness extended to me during my first season and met Howard again over the years, I did not know he was ill. Howard RIP - Bladders
Details of Howard's funeral
Thursday 13th December at 12.30
Venue Harwood Park Crematorium, Watton Road, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG2 8XT
This will be followed with a gathering at a local pub just a few minutes drive from the Crematorium.
The Chequers, Bradbury End, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG2 8TH
Everyone is welcome.
Family flowers only but if anyone wishes to make a donation to Isabel Hospice this would be much appreciated as they were most supportive during Howards last days.
Donations can either be sent direct to me or given to me on the day. Alternatively you can send direct to Powell Funeral Service, Nelson Court, Watton Road, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 0AA.
Please feel free to pass these details to anyone you feel may wish to receive them.
Peter Mallett 6 Dec 2007, 03:50 With the permission of the Historic mods, I'll move this to Tributes.
Sad to lose one of the good guys.
What a damn shame, such a lovely guy. Howard was always there to help and advise, never to hinder or make life awkward for racers.
My sincere condolences to Sue & Christopher.
RIP Howard xx
Fred Gallagher 7 Dec 2007, 11:48 Howard, Sue and laterly Christopher worked on the print and information side of the RAC Rally (later WRGB) during all my time as Clerk of the Course. We missed them terribly this year and then got the final bit of bad news during the event.
RIP Howard,
Fred
Thoroughly nice guy, the HSCC & Historic FF's will miss him.
The Fat Clerk 11 Dec 2007, 17:43 Rest in peace mate.
Dave & Elaine
slickvic 13 Dec 2007, 12:14 Howard - You will ALWAYS be in my thoughts, you were part of my mentoring and I I don't mind telling anyone - It upset me BIG time, when I recieved the news today (12 Dec)......rest in peace my friend, you will be missed by many, many people. God Bless.. Vic
Why is it the nice guys of this world have to go. He was a lovelly bloke and a great scruit. Howard was such a great enthusiast for motor sport i will miss him and the chats in the scruitineering bay.
great guy, will be missed!
RIP xxx
Stuart H 29 Mar 2008, 22:31 I know this is a bit late but i'll be running with black tape beside my race numbers at the stock hatch round in april at brands.
RIP
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