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We'll miss Leo Barnaby and his presence at the track. A great friend, driver, businessman and more. We've lost a huge assset to Outlaw Racing so I thought we'd share some memories of Leo as we've seen him in the past with some highlights from the gDR archives and the sounds of George Lynch's "I Will Remember".

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Sincerely Mark

http://content.godragracing.org/leobarnabypasses.wmv

I don't know most of the car guys, but I know the cars. I remember Leo's white Camaro running on Thursday nights at Atco.
That is a great memorial video Mark.
Really sad news.
R.I.P. Leo

Very touching video Mark. I never knew Leo, but do remember his name from way back and he was truly a prioneer in this form of drag racing.

As I recall, didn't Leo have a brother and they both had similar Camaro's with opposite graphics color layouts? I believe that's when I first heard of the Barnaby's.

Nicely done, interesting choice of music...

nice job on the video Mark.

nice job Mark , very nice

Leo did in fact race with his brother "Kevin" of www.edecals.com in the matching / mismatching Camaro and Firebird, the marroon Camaro you first see is what John Schroeder runs now in Heavy Street but it's blue.

I really think that if a biography could be done of him in words, only people like Michael Ray, Brian Ferrari, Wayne Keegan, Jack Boer could open up a great story on Leo.

It's a very sad solo George but a sweet melody of both pain and highlight. Dokken's Guitar player "George Lynch" in his own sessions.

george lynch- get outa here really!

great job on the video mark!

You can sign Leo's Guest book online by clicking here, It is printable for his family,


http://obit.holmdelfuneralhome.com/wrap ... k=add_form

Great job Mark.

A big loss to the sport...

noricehere wrote:Leo did in fact race with his brother "Kevin" of http://www.edecals.com in the matching / mismatching Camaro and Firebird, the marroon Camaro you first see is what John Schroeder runs now in Heavy Street but it's blue.

I really think that if a biography could be done of him in words, only people like Michael Ray, Brian Ferrari, Wayne Keegan, Jack Boer could open up a great story on Leo.

It's a very sad solo George but a sweet melody of both pain and highlight. Dokken's Guitar player "George Lynch" in his own sessions.

almost , it's Kenny , nice job on the video mark , thanks

mark a great tribute to a good guy.he will be missed.rip

nice video.... great family.. great guy.. he will be missed....

Very nice tribute, Mark

Very nice video Mark, well done.