Finlay Bruce Wallace

I consider myself very fortunate to have been able to call Finlay a friend, and was greatly saddened to hear of his passing. He was one of the most gregarious and generous people I have known. The Sixties and Seventies would not have been nearly as fun, adventurous, and indulgent without him. Rest easy, my friend, you will be sorely missed.

Finlay, was a close friend through high school, and we were roomates in Boulder for two years. We also spent a lot of time together in Breckenridge years ago, we had some wild and fun times. He a always had the fastest car or dirt bike. I will miss him greatly.

Some of my best childhood memories are of the great times I had with Finlay. We were friends from about the age of 8. We learned to ride motorcycles together and raced motocross together. Although we had gone down different paths later in life, I will always remember him as a great friend.

I just wanted to say that Finlay was one of the most friendly People I ever Knew. We raced moto cross on Husky's and CZ's back in the day. He then went on too race speedway and was a champion at that as well. I will always chedrish the fond memories I have of him.

I was in the same graduating class at Cheyenne - and recognized him immediately from the photo (he has a very distinctive smile). He was easy to get along with, and had a car that could go from 0 to 60 very quickly - he liked to see if he could pin us in the seats going up Skyway Blvd. I always wondered what happened to Bruce, and it sounds as if he had fun (again, the smile). Please accept my deepest condolences for your family's loss.

Our deepest sympathies. He will be missed.
the Steadman Family (neighbors)