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    Please Assist Brandon Lauer of Audio Research

     

     

    Hi Guys, I have rough news today, but fortunately many of us are in a position to help. Brandon Lauer of Audio Research was in a very serious motorcycle accident here in Minnesota, when a car pulled out in front of him. Broken arms and legs, compound fractures, etc... and a long recovery ahead of him. The best news I read was that his head, neck, and spine are free from serious injury. Brandon is a big motorcycle enthusiast, to say the least, and had full protective gear on when the accident occurred. It, no doubt, saved his life. 

     

    Brandon is a great human being who has been part of our industry for many years. I always looked forward to seeing him at shows, and if he was in town, seeing him at Audio Research when I visited. He is one of those guys who makes me feel a bit dumb, but in the best way. His fluency in several languages and his knowledge of many European countries, is something one doesn't see often here in the US. I absolutely love talking to him about traveling, and always tried to steer the conversation away from HiFi, and toward travel as soon as I could. Again, he is just a great human, without a mean spirited bone in his body. 

     

    I ask that the terrific people of the Audiophile Style community show some love to Brandon, through a GoFundMe fundraiser setup for him. I realize everyone is in a different spot in life. If donating to his fundraiser isn't possible, a quick note of encouragement on his CaringBridge site will be well received. 

     

    Thank you in advance for supporting Brandon.

     

     

    Links:

    Brandon Lauer GoFundMe fundraiser

    Brandon Lauer CaringBridge

     

     

     




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    Donated. As a two-surgery survivor of a car/bike collision, I know the emotional and physical tolls of the aptly named "knock on" effects may last. Godspeed Brandon's healing and support.

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    10 minutes ago, feelingears said:

    Donated. As a two-surgery survivor of a car/bike collision, I know the emotional and physical tolls of the aptly named "knock on" effects may last. Godspeed your healing and support.

    Terrific. 
     

    Happy to hear you made it out well, as well. 

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