>On Friday, September 16, 2005, Drew Speedie and his son, Brent, fell a few hundred feet to their deaths from a bridge in Yellowstone Park. The Speedie family was on vacation there. Details of this tragedy are extremely limited at this time.
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>Drew was a friend and a valued member of the Visionpace team. He was the architect and primary developer of the Visual Maxframe Professional VFP framework and a frequent speaker at Fox conferences in North America and Europe and was often accompanied by Brent and his wife, Irene.
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>Questions or concerns should be directed to Russ Swall (
rswall@visionpace.com) or by phone, 816-350-7900 or 888-904-7900.
We never met, but I have worked with VMP and think that Drew was one of the most knowledgeable VFP professionals.
For Irene: Loosing your husband AND son ... What a tragedy indeed ... What a loss ... My sincerest condolences ...
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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