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Thursday, January 05, 2012
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5 Comments:
Iggy was a awesome human and will be deeply missed. I am glad that I had the chance to know him. I will ride the many magic boards he shaped for me with fond memories of Harold riding the waves and wind...
PRB
Santa Cruz
Aloha Harold Iggy, I was a team rider for him back in the day on Queen Street at Surfboard Shaping Co. and I remember when he said to come in to his room and he show M'e this double wing swallow tail board that was design for M'e? I was so stoke and that year was 1976 when I son the Hawaii State Jr. Men's at Ala Moana Bowls and the next year to ain the West Coast Mans Championship on this one of a kine design just for M'e. Mahalo for all the good time and all the things that I learned from a Master. Willie Grace Jawaiian Beach Boy
Amen my Iggy board has been Super Awsome ,Harold came to Daytona n shaped me a 10'o nose rider with a balsa nose , RIP IGGY u will b missed !!!! JDC
Iggy was a master shaper and a proud memory was the 1st board he made especially for me when I worked at Weber shop in late 60's. "Fast Eddie" was a "Feather" and was adorned with Harolds signature. He is a special soul and like Dewey a mentor. Aloha.
-Colin Covey-
I was very sad to hear the passing of our master craftsman Harold Iggy. I didnt know him personally but I could feel his connection and concentration he put into his craft . His work is and always be an inspiration for me. Rest in Peace soul rider! Mark Brog
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