There once was a young boy that was walking around at a car show with his father. The young boy was wildly attracted to all the cars there. But one stood out from the others; a long, low, black car with chrome everywhere, wild stripes and pin stripping everywhere. This car forever held a spot in the young boys heart. It was by far the coolest car the boy had ever seen. The boy said to his dad; "one day i want a car like that". His dad told him; "work hard and honestly and one day a nice car like that could be yours". The young boy worked hard every day and finally he was old enough to drive and his father started the search to find that boy a car. Finally the boy finds that black car for sale in a magazine and shows it to his dad. Long story short, that young boy who worked so hard was now the proud owner of a customized 1979 Ford Thunderbird. The same car that he had seen and became so attached to many years ago. The Bourgeois family is a name highly thought of amongst many of car people. I was able to speak to Warren over the phone several months ago after learning of his fathers passing. I shed tears when i heard the news of Warren Sr. passing and i now shed the same tears after hearing this news. Masters of a trade none too many can't master. Two men a young boy looked up to for 25 years. Owners and creators of visions that I've adored most of my life. I would often pass by the shop hoping to catch a glimpse of the news projects being worked on at B&B trim shop. How could two people be so knowledgeable on so many different ares of an automobile I'd ask myself. I all ways wanted to know what these two men knew. In short my entire family, as well as many others, have held the Bourgeois in high regard. Perhaps because of; a common interest, an appreciation for their work, or maybe it was just because they were two of best people to know and associate with. With highest regards and on behalf of my family I'd like to say it was a pleasure getting to know the Bourgeois family and we will keep Warren Sr. and Warren Jr. in our prayers and our hearts. Mike Giglio P.S. the 59' & 79' are the reason for the passion I have for cars. The guys passed on a passion that will live in me for the rest of my life and I will pass it on to my children. From deep inside my heart thank you guys for that passion.