Harold Brookshire

[John Wallace]

Heard on another forum that Harold died.
Harold Brookshire

My condolences to his family and friends.

[Keith Morganstein]

Sorry to hear we've lost another one of the great minds in business.

[Unkl Ian]

Godspeed Harold.

[900HP]

I considered Harold to be a friend and mentor. He will be missed.

[Walter R. Malik]

I first met Harold in the early 1970's at General Kinetics Cams when we collaborated on a Honda 4 SOHC motorcycle camshaft.
He did a lot of good things for the camshaft industry since then and I , for 1, appreciate all of his input ... "UDHarold" will be missed.

[jim_ss409]

I never met Harold but I sure did learn a lot reading his posts.
He accomplished a lot in his lifetime. May he rest in peace.

[Alan Roehrich]

Harold taught me a great deal, about more than camshafts and valvetrain. He will be missed.

[needforspeed66gt]

I never met Harold but I sure did learn a lot reading his posts.
He accomplished a lot in his lifetime. May he rest in peace.

Same here.

[nhrastocker]

Good friend and always available to talk about cams.
Rest in Pace my friend! Godspeed!

[dfree383]

Sad to hear, RIP

[enigma57]

Very sad to learn of Harold's passing. He was truly a master cam designer and grinder and a heck of a nice guy. Always willing to take time to help others or to explain something regarding camshaft design.

I spoke with Harold several times over the years and had him grind me a custom flat tappet solid lifter cam for an engine I was working on back when he had UltraDyne up and running. Went another route with that build and still have the cam here.

G-dspeed, Mr. Brookshire. You are missed by many......

Harry