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The next meeting for the MMHoF is set for Wednesday March 6th at 7 pm in the R.E. Olds Museum in Lansing. the public is invited.

Bios for 2013 will be accepted from now until March 28th, 2013.

Hall of Famer Jack Lindhout died at the age of 80 on October 6th. He was an accomplished super modified racer from the Grand Rapids area.

Hall of Famer Jack Doering died at the age of 78 on September 23rd. He was the owner and promoter of Auto City and Dixie Motor Speedways for a number of years. His son John was inducted last year.

The 2012 inductees are: Ambrose, Argenta & Huettman; Dennis Berry; Dick DeGraw; Russ Densmore; Bob Flinn; Bill McGowan; Tim Norman; Karl Schwartz; Jim Terrell; and the Vakula Family. The awards banquet for the 2012 induction ceremony will be held in Mt. Pleasant on Sunday afternoon November 4th. Ticket requests need to turned in by October  26th.

Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame
PO Box 448
Comstock Park, MI 49321

The MMSHoF is proud to report that they had a display of photos at the Gilmore Museum near Kalamazoo. The display was dismantled during the sunner of 2012.

A number of past inductees have died in 2012, including E.J,. Potter and Elmer Stevens who died in April. They were 71 and 96 respectedly. Also 2004 MMSHoF Hall of Famer Neil Penny died on January 21st. He was 87. Mildred Marcum died on January 9th. She and her husband, John started ARCA  in 1953. She was 97 years old. Also board member Wayne Bitner died in May.

WANTED: Photographs to copy for inductee biography inserts, and to add to photo pages. Photos can be donated or we will return them.

Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame
P.O. Box 448
Comstock Park, MI 49321

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