I'm acctually sad to hear that. Nesseth always seemed like he was a good friend of JZD, and his family. Another notable item is that if not for Nesseth, DMC may not have gotten off the ground. Nesseth was able to apply the nessisary pressure to the right people, and got the Dealer Network built for the DMC-12 among other things. While there are some unfavorable things written about him, I've never heard of either Nesseth, or JZD being given a chance to explain their side of the story. Especially since these stories have sometimes come from people who've had personal conflicts with both the men, and the company. Overall though, his passing is a loss. Nesseth worked behind the scenes @ DMC, and may have been able to provide an interesting insight on the workings of the company. Of course the most notable thing of all was even after the colapse of DMC, a few articles still note that Nesseth stuck around. It's too bad the same could not have been said for JZD's wife, or his high class "friends" (i.e. Maur Dubin), but i won't go into that here. I tried searching for Nesseth both online, and thru the public telephone records @ the library. So now I know why I couldn't find him. If nothing else, he was someone involved within the DMC project who never got full credit for helping start/keep the company together... If anyone is interested, a while back I uploaded what I believed to be the only photo I could find of Roy Nesseth from the newspaper archives at the library. I don't want to bother his daughter or anything like that, but could it be possibe to get a confirmation on the photo? -Robert vin 6585 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, dmcgauley@xxxx wrote: > I haven't kept up with the mailing list in quite some time, so I'm > sorry if this has already been posted. I've been talking to Roy > Nesseth's daughter lately and thought I'd pass on to the group that > Roy passed away last year. If you don't know who Roy is, check out > any of the DeLorean books or magazine/newspaper articles out there > and you'll see many references to him throughout. He was never > represented favorably, which seems a shame since he seemed like just > a good friend of John, but I just wanted to let those who keep up > with John's past about Roy's passing. > > -Daniel McGauley