RIP TheGr8Punkin

Being that I've only been around here for four months, I never had the opportunity to interact with him here.
But I will say one thing.
From what everyone has said about him in this thread, he was a beloved member of Tundras.com. He helped most anyone that needed it. He will be missed by all.
RIP Conner and God bless.

 

I'm relatively new to this forum. I never met Connor in person, but always enjoyed his posts and could tell that he was a genuine, down to earth guy. Online forums are strange. You "meet" people without meeting them. The impact when they leave is still harsh, though. I was actually thinking about pinging him the next time I was visiting my folks up in Severance to see if he would be up for a beer since he was fairly close to them. Guess that won't happen now.

This punched me in the stomach tonight. Way too young to be gone. Thoughts are with his family.

 

Dammit.....just dammit. We lost a good one.
Rest in peace brother. I hope you are wheelin' in the great beyond.

 

I got you Chris

 

Cheers

 

I still haven't had any of them yet. Been to busy to sit and enjoy. My favorite was the deflated football. It was perfect! The tundra only parking is going in the driveway as soon as I get my tundra back.

 

OMG! So sorry to read about this sad news, had several opportunities to chat with this great guy, he helped me out with issues I had with my T100, RIP fellow TUNDRA CRÜE BROTHER

 

Wow this is insane! RIP Conner
Forever a tundras.com legend
I know he’s in heaven wheeling and snowboarding

 

Cheers to you my friend @Thegr8punkin

In.

 

They will go with the finest of steaks and enjoyed to the fullest. I am going to write from Connor on the football so he will never be forgotten.

 

It will remain as is. That's the best part. It was a good subtle ribbing from Connor. I got a good laugh.

 

So sad prayers to his family and all of those who knew him. Sounds like a great dude after reading through all of this so far

 

RIP Brother.....

 

Still very new to the forum, but read through all of the posts here and most definitely sounds like one good dude gone too soon. Rest Easy Connor.

 

Sending thoughts and prayers to his family. So sad.


Thanks @OleSlewFoot for letting us all know. I'm on the east coast, never met Conner, but I know it sucks to lose a good friend. If you ever want to talk pm me.

 

Damn, WTF.
Kid obviously was generous, willing to help others and lived life the way he wanted.

RIP Connor, you will be missed.

 

I don't have words. We were just conversing Saturday night. We shared a love of old 4Runners and old Toyotas in general. One of the first to welcome me here. When I first started reading this I was hoping it was a sick joke by somebody else. I can't believe it. RIP Connor. See you on the other side.

 

This really sucks. I never met him and didn't know much about him. I do know he certainly made an impact on many of you, and to all of you I'm sorry for your loss. That goes for all of his friends and family, there are no words that can express my sympathy. He is gone too soon.
I still hurt every day from the passing of my best friend 8 years ago in a car accident. So sudden, too soon, talking to him one day, gone the next, had his whole life ahead of him. Something about passing in an accident is something that I have never been able to come to grips with, and I'm sure those close to Connor will not either. Endless questions without answers and thoughts racing through your head that will not go away. All we / you can do is recall the good times and try to celebrate his life every day. You will never understand what happened and likely won't come to grips or ever accept it and let me tell you it absolutely sucks. Just be sure to always celebrate him, talk about him, and keep him in your thoughts. Things do get better, not tomorrow or next week, not even next year, it takes a long time and never seems fair, but we do feel better. We can laugh more, recall more stories and good times, we can do those little things again that we thought we never could without Connor here on earth. His reach was wide and his friendships sound amazing and he sounds like a friend we wish we could all have.
Godspeed Connor, you will not be forgotten and please watch over those whom you have left behind, keep them safe and stop in from time to time to keep them smiling. A lot of people will be waiting to hear from you in some way or another

 

So sorry to hear guys. For once I'll keep it short n sweet. For those that knew him well and were very close he will be sorely missed and I wish you and his family my condolences. Sounds like he had a big positive impact on so many people here. Countless acts of his willingness to help others out. It's so true what they say, only the real good go young. RIP brother.

 

I remember the day he post this on the "who's who" thread and from seeing other member's post pictures of him. I always thought to myself he is always smiling. You can tell deep down he is a great guy.