Ace loves to tell stories about his life.
Like the time he was in a very serious car crash as a child. He climbed out of the wreckage and into the cab of a transport truck that had stopped to help. He got on the truck’s CB radio and called for help. He remembers sitting up in the cab of that truck, watching truck after truck stop to help rescue people from the wreck. According to Ace, dozens of semi-trucks answered his call that night.
Ace has so many health issues they’re impossible to count, and I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone as thin as him. He dresses well, with a distinct affection for leather and chrome. Ace always looks cool.
Ace can be a pretty intense guy, especially when discussing something he was passionate about. He carried himself with dignity and purpose. His occasional outbursts of pain (we had to call an ambulance for him several times) were matched by his laughter and sense of humour.
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