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James AASEBY Obituary
Born on Nov. 17,1944
Died on Dec. 22, 2024
Survived by three sons, Todd W. Aaseby, Eric B. Aaseby, Sven D. Aaseby, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Graduated from North Central High School in Spokane, WA. He loved to golf with his friends on Tuesdays. He had many careers in his lifetime and made many friends. OZZ was the founder and owner of Land of Ozz street rods, one of the best in the Pacific northwest. A member and president of the Dukes and King Pins car clubs.
There will be a wake in his honor on Saturday, Jan. 25, from 3:00 to 6:00, at the Illinois Ave Bar & Grill in Spokane.
We all miss you, OZZ. -Family and friends
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Carl Pederson
January 14, 2025
OZZ.....you will always be on my VBF list.
From our freshman year at North Central HS to a couple weeks ago when, out of the blue, OZZ called and we were able to catch up on the old times. Now, more than ever, that was a very special conversation.
OZZ was what they meant when they said "they thru away the mold when they built that one". A true one and only.
So many wonderful times and memories with OZZ.....and no regrets.
Rest In Peace Buddy and keep bangin' on that '55!!!
Carl Pederson
Fresno, CA
Jim Arnold
January 13, 2025
Ozzie and I were both advide drag racers and members of the Spokane Pro Gas Association. He was a great guy and a formidable competitor.
He's knowledge of race cars and street rods was vast and he was quick to share if you needed help or advise.
My condolences to his family.
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