iman29
Well-Known Member
oh man - i missed meeting up in person but I had a bad feeling this morning. RIP Frank! and F Cancer. 😢
A Wookies return.....
- Thread starter Frank
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5 years he fought this. 5 years he gave 1000%, He was a tough MFR and we all will miss him. He touched everyone's life.
Red Mosquito
Formerly RLB the Scrapple Boy
I met Frank maybe 2x (he likely wouldn't remember me) but he's undoubtedly an unforgettable person. RIP Frank and thank you for all you did on and off the trails!
I’m actually at a loss for words.
Frank was so pivotal in the early mtbnj days, he understood something about the community that we, or at least I, hadn’t quite discovered yet.
He stayed with us through the Avatar Wars, weathered the pun intended storm of the Winter Shoes thread..
Frank was awesome.
He was our friend.
I’ll miss him.
Frank was so pivotal in the early mtbnj days, he understood something about the community that we, or at least I, hadn’t quite discovered yet.
He stayed with us through the Avatar Wars, weathered the pun intended storm of the Winter Shoes thread..
Frank was awesome.
He was our friend.
I’ll miss him.
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The Kalmyk
Well-Known Member
Such a loss.
So many church rides with him and his crew when i lived in SRH. Frank was a dynamite soul!! Godspeed Frank!!!
So many church rides with him and his crew when i lived in SRH. Frank was a dynamite soul!! Godspeed Frank!!!
The Kalmyk
Well-Known Member
Jorba should cut a trail in Allaire in his honor and call it Harms Way
Why not ask the State to rename Allaire to Frank Harms State Park?
serviceguy
Well-Known Member
Fogerson
Former Resident Nerd
They should try to get the park renamed Harm's Park. And even that isn't befitting what a great man he was. RIP Brother.
Matt_
I Get Jokes
I actually told a friend this morning that the next trail we're building is getting named Harms Way. He said "it better be dangerous" 🤘
About 10 years ago, a number of you generously chipped in to get Frank a fatbike to thank him for his long-time committment to the NJ trail cause. I had the honor of hosting him for his first ride. We hit up Sandy Hook for a "three hour tour" I'll never forget. Frank took every opportunity to roll over all the rocks, splash into the waves, and explore the flotsam and jetsam that litters the Hook. At one point we came across a natural gully that resembled a huge half-pipe, consisting entirely of sand. We sessioned that gully like two skaters, laughing and whooping like kids.
Frank was one of those rare individuals that was humble yet larger than life. Rest in Peace my furry friend.
Frank was one of those rare individuals that was humble yet larger than life. Rest in Peace my furry friend.
