"What does that mean? That means to take opportunities when you see them. Whether you are taking the opportunity to pass somebody on the track or getting off your couch to chase a dream you have only been talking about for the past five years. It means showing up for your friends and family. It means using your heart to make the world a better place. It means being generous whenever you can and helping other humans when they're down. That is what it means to be like Biff."
"Their lives remind us that what matters isn't how long we are here but how we use the time we are given and how fiercely we love while we are her"
"lived fully, loved deeply and gave freely."
Hundreds from the NASCAR community gathered at Charlotte's Bojangles Coliseum for a memorial honoring Greg Biffle and six others killed in a plane crash returning to Statesville, North Carolina. Victims included Biffle, 55; his wife Cristina; daughter Emma, 14; son Ryder, 5; Dennis Dutton; Dutton's son Jack; and Craig Wadsworth. Speakers recalled Biffle's 18-year top-level driving career, selection among NASCAR's top 75 drivers and Hall of Fame nomination. Attendees emphasized his humanitarian work delivering hurricane relief by helicopter and urged others to emulate his generosity, commitment to family and seizing opportunities.
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