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On April 27th, 2013 Granite Leisure Time, the R/C community, and the world
lost an amazing man, Brian “Otto” Tracy. Otto has touched many peoples’ hearts
and he will be missed by many. I could go on and on for pages about the amazing
Otto and all he did, many will attest to this. As some of you may know, Otto
contributed in many ways at GLT. He built many of our jumps, the wall ride, and
the rollers. He made many decals to display company specific sections at the
store. He also made many decals for customers and friends. In addition, he made
numerous signs, stickers, banners, and sandwich boards for GLT to advertise
with. The line-up boards on both the indoor and outdoor tracks were created and
put up by Otto. The GLT logo on the main entrance to the indoor raceway is
another one of Otto’s great creations. Otto was always willing to lend someone
a hand to share his love of the hobby. I’m not sure if he liked creating decals
or the r/c hobby more. Otto had a heart of gold and would go to any length to
help someone no matter what the cause was. He did love his motorcycles as well;
he has helped many of us with these, too!
Otto loved GLT and we loved Otto. We will miss you Otto!
The funeral services are on Saturday May 4th at 11AM in Oakland
at Lewis Cemetery.
A silent auction in Otto’s memory is scheduled for May 5th from
8am to 4pm at Granite Leisure Time. 85 High Street Oakland, ME 04963.
Otto donated much of his own time and materials to the hobby. Please find
it in your heart to donate to the Tracy Family in an effort to help his mother
pay for the funeral and related expenses. Contact K2@graniteleisuretime.com or
stop by GLT to donate. All donations collected will be given directly to Otto’s
mother.
[/img]On April 27th, 2013 Granite Leisure Time, the R/C community, and the world
lost an amazing man, Brian “Otto” Tracy. Otto has touched many peoples’ hearts
and he will be missed by many. I could go on and on for pages about the amazing
Otto and all he did, many will attest to this. As some of you may know, Otto
contributed in many ways at GLT. He built many of our jumps, the wall ride, and
the rollers. He made many decals to display company specific sections at the
store. He also made many decals for customers and friends. In addition, he made
numerous signs, stickers, banners, and sandwich boards for GLT to advertise
with. The line-up boards on both the indoor and outdoor tracks were created and
put up by Otto. The GLT logo on the main entrance to the indoor raceway is
another one of Otto’s great creations. Otto was always willing to lend someone
a hand to share his love of the hobby. I’m not sure if he liked creating decals
or the r/c hobby more. Otto had a heart of gold and would go to any length to
help someone no matter what the cause was. He did love his motorcycles as well;
he has helped many of us with these, too!
Otto loved GLT and we loved Otto. We will miss you Otto!
The funeral services are on Saturday May 4th at 11AM in Oakland
at Lewis Cemetery.
A silent auction in Otto’s memory is scheduled for May 5th from
8am to 4pm at Granite Leisure Time. 85 High Street Oakland, ME 04963.
Otto donated much of his own time and materials to the hobby. Please find
it in your heart to donate to the Tracy Family in an effort to help his mother
pay for the funeral and related expenses. Contact K2@graniteleisuretime.com or
stop by GLT to donate. All donations collected will be given directly to Otto’s
mother.
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