Good Day Everyone. Below is a messaged forwarded to me about our good friend Tony Pedeferri who was involved in that terrible incident last week on Hwy 101. Tony's brother has set up a website to leave well wishes and see the latest on Tony's condition.

Hello Everyone,
 
I know you are all wondering how Tony is doing.  Well, he's hanging in there and fighting like the Ironman that he is.  Last night I was able to see him for the first time in several days and he was very upbeat and jovial under the circumstances.  He smiled and even chuckled a little...all good signs.  He did complain of a bad headache afterwards and asked the ICU staff to increase his sedation so he could go to sleep...hopefully not the result of the visit!!  Tony had a big day yesterday with a call from a defensive lineman of the Seattle Seahawks (his favorite team), Patrick Kerney (NFL's current sack leader).  He promised Tony that he'd try to get 3 sacks and a fumble recovery for him in tomorrow's game against the Atlanta Falcons.  
 
Tony's got a long road of recovery in front of him, but I'm confident it will be a successful one (I'm looking at it as optimistically as possible). 
 
Tony's brother, Mark, has set up a website at www.pedeferri.com (links over to a CaringBridge.org web service) in order to update friends and relatives regarding Tony's condition.  Please go to this site for the latest updates on Tony (see e-mails below for more information on the new website).  
 
I would like to thank former Rincon Tri club member and friend of Tony's, Craig Hobart, for taking the time to put together an initial website for Tony.  We decided to use Mark's website since it's a little easier to use, but you can still go to this site and check out the photos, links, and even leave a comment (http://pullbackthecovers.blogspot.com/).  I will see that the comments left on this site are relayed to Tony and his family.
 
Thanks again for caring so much about Tony and his family.
 
Mike Shaffer