Hi Christi,
Wishing you a Merry Christmas!
Thank you once again for treating my family and especially my daughter so well at the races. It is always more fun when you have someone to cheer for, and that is the reason my daughter and wife still come to the races with me, to see you race.
I took some great (well maybe not so great) but good videos of the final Trans-Am on Sunday at Coronado. As you remember the weather was perfect, the racing intense, and the whole event successful again. Hope you enjoy the video I enclosed as I tried to get you and your dad in a lot of the shots. I put in two copies, just in case one gets damaged in the mail. Notice the crowd in the video and how much people really enjoyed the racing, the cheering, and the fun. I hope the Edelbrock family continues to support and be part of the vintage scene for many years to come as your participation keeps the spirit alive.
We read your family book, great stuff; you obviously come from good hard working folk and heritage. My folks came from the same sort of background, self made, pulled up by the bootstraps. Enjoyed reading about your horse jumping and appreciated your work ethic in that sport. My family, when I was growing up, was all about horses and riding events etc. in San Juan Capistrano (I opted for motorcycles instead because I hated cleaning horse stalls).
Great photo! Could you write something encouraging Sierra once again; you are one of her inspirations. She is in all Honor’s classes and straight A. I am very proud of her just like I’m sure your dad is proud of you. I hope she picks you when she has to write a research paper on famous and influential people in her upcoming junior year in high school. Anyway there is a self addressed stamped envelope holding the photos for protection and the return trip.
May God Bless you and your family. Keep it on the black part and have a wonderful, safe, and fun new year again in that souped-up number 13 Camaro…
Ken Casper
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