Tom Boyd

Our Thoughts and Prayers for Tom and his family. I have heard about Tom for years and finally met hem last year at the ISDTRR. A real class act.

from a fellow Husky enthusiast,

I'm sorry to hear of the loss of Tom, he will be missed by many in our family.

My condolences go out to the Boyd family and friends for their loss of Tom. Tom was a friend and I will surely mis seeing him on earth! I first met Tom at the Mid-Ohio Vintage Motorcycle Days event years ago and immediately I knew he was a real genuinely honest human being. Tom shared his knowledge of vintage motorcycles and his racing skills with real enthusiasm to anyone who approached him. There are but a few racers that really impressed me and Tom was at the top of the list. It was at...

To the Boyd family, Tom was a good friend of mine and we worked together on the Husky tank graphics and stuff for his restoration work, and enjoyed spending time w/ Tom at the AHRMA races. I along w/ my family were at Log Road when Tom crashed, and we want your family to know how deeply sorry we are, and know, thru out my 37 years of racing, of the potential dangers that are present for us all. We will miss Tom and pray for you in this difficult time. Godspeed Tom. - Jeff Clark and Family -...

My condolence goes out to the Tom Boyd family. Although I didn't have the pleasure of knowing Tom, it is always a tragedy to lose a loved one. God bless.

Godspeed Tom. I am one of the many Husqvarna enthusiasts that met Tom through his passion for vintage racing. My prayers are with the family, and I am sure that many others will feel the sense of loss to our community.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Tom will be missed by all.

Trevor & Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. May the memories you hold in your heart give you comfort and strength at this sad time. I know you will dearly miss your Grandpa B.
Grandma Green & Grandpa Bill

To the Tom Boyd Family: I met Tom, for the first time, on July ll at the Vintage Race at Log Road. After spending an hour with him I felt like I had known him forever. His love of Huskys and racing was very similar to mine so we had a lot in common. As I spoke with other riders they all knew him and spoke highly of his mechanical and riding abilities. May the tracks in heaven be long, smooth, lush, and green. I know he will be enjoying every minute of it. My condolences to his family...