@dargan-watts17 years ago
Frank was very satisfied being a transplanted southern gentleman, but many of his friends in Springfield, Mass claim he is a "Yankee" through-and-through. He worked with Walt Disney World here in Orlando for 30 years before moving "South" to enjoy his retirement. One of the best mechanics who ever looked under the hood of a car, whether it be a race car or the family limo.In fact, he maintained the race car for Marty Robbins for many years.A fine man.......No matter where he is from.
@henry-jones17 years ago
Dargan you are correct. Frank is originally from Mass. but made Augusta his "native" home after being discharged from Fort Gordon here in Augusta. I had the pleasure of helping dedicate Frank Warren Drive here in Augusta a couple of years back and also had the pleasure of hearing many of his interesting NASCAR stories during his stay on Frank Warren Drive. He was instrumental in helping the Augusta International Raceway Preservation Society (AIRPS) expands our memorial at the former track that is being developed into Diamond Lakes Regional Park. What a gentleman.
Frank was very satisfied being a transplanted southern gentleman, but many of his friends in Springfield, Mass claim he is a "Yankee" through-and-through. He worked with Walt Disney World here in Orlando for 30 years before moving "South" to enjoy his retirement. One of the best mechanics who ever looked under the hood of a car, whether it be a race car or the family limo.In fact, he maintained the race car for Marty Robbins for many years.A fine man.......No matter where he is from.
Dargan you are correct. Frank is originally from Mass. but made Augusta his "native" home after being discharged from Fort Gordon here in Augusta. I had the pleasure of helping dedicate Frank Warren Drive here in Augusta a couple of years back and also had the pleasure of hearing many of his interesting NASCAR stories during his stay on Frank Warren Drive. He was instrumental in helping the Augusta International Raceway Preservation Society (AIRPS) expands our memorial at the former track that is being developed into Diamond Lakes Regional Park. What a gentleman.