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Carey Bokser Auction
November 18, 2006Published by radekLast February Freeride Entertainment's senior producer Carey Bokser passed away while skiing in the backcountry surrounding his Nelson, British Columbia home. Carey was a passionate rider, a guy who lived and breathed mountain biking.
The way he carried through this passion at Freeride Entertainment resulted in many relationships throughout the mountain bike universe: from riders to designers, photographers to marketing managers. Check out the auction now Sadly, Carey leaves behind his beautiful wife Anne and his chubby cheeked one-year-old daughter, Noa. As those of us in Nelson struggle to figure out how to best help his family through their incredible loss, we've come up with an idea. The purpose of the Carey Bokser Auction is to set up a Bike Industry Trust Fund for Carey's daughter, Noa.  Carey and Noa She's got the riding bug in her veins, and we want to help her have the freedom to ride wherever she pleases later in life. So, whether you're a friend of the family or not, inside you'll find signed World Cup jerseys, signed prints, limited edition helmets, as well as unique pieces of mountain bike and ski related gear, not to mention a Nelson, BC dream trip for the ages. There are some epic gems in here, and if you covet unique mountain bike paraphernalia, you're going to drool over what we've put together.  Visit www.careybokserauction.com to see all of the items and follow the links to Ebay to make a bid, and if you get what you're going for, not only will you be contributing to the livelihood of a young girl who's lost her father, you'll be taking home something very few in the world have. The auction will remain open from November 20, 2006 to November 30th, 2006. Shipping costs within North America are covered in the minimum bid price. Overseas purchasers are responsible for shipping charges. Brought to you by the Kootenay Muscle: Derek Westerlund, Scott Dickson, Brian Chard, Mike Seniuk, Bruce Gardave, Mitchell Scott For information please contact Mitchell Scott – 250-352-9535 |
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(November 18, 2006 at 10:17)
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rest in peace buddy.. you wont be forgotten
i second that. my condolences to his family
Sucks he had to go like that, best of luck to his family and for the auction, all the stuff on there's awesome
this fund is great! i recomend everyone bids.
rest in peace bud
rest in peace bud
RIP. Sad lass for sure. Super good idea and increbile auction items. Everybody bid!
My condolences to his family
rest in peace
rest in peace
rest in peace, you'll never be forgotten, a true legend
R.I.P. you will be missed dearly
R.I.P buddy i will miss you
R.I.P dude you will be missed
where are the ebay links?
maybe if you went to the site and read it, you would know.
you a*shole this guy just dide
R.I.P. Those auction items are sure to get a hit, and unfortunately I don't have enough money to get anything. Although i would donate a small amount.
ride on... ride on
r.i.p good luck with the auctions
R.I.P
who ever organized those prizes did an amazing job, some of those a sick.
who ever organized those prizes did an amazing job, some of those a sick.
R.I.P everyone is going to miss you. and the people who organized this auction for your family thanks.
R.I.P...............Heres the link to the items....
http://search.ebay.ca/_W0QQsassZ1723bruceQQhtZ-1
http://search.ebay.ca/_W0QQsassZ1723bruceQQhtZ-1
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