The sport of drag racing has always played an important role in the lives of my family. My father, Thomas Morley, was one of the official flagmen on the starting line when US 13 Dragway opened in 1963 in Delmar, Delaware. Fifteen years after his own racing career had ended and tired of the many nights spent scolding me about the dangers of street racing; we built our first car. The 1967 Firebird was a ten second car that we raced for twelve years. In 1995, we stepped up to a professionally built eight second dragster. The 1996 season brought two wins, four runner-up finishes and we quilified seventh in points for the Division One bracket finals held in Pennsylvania. We raced a limited schedule for the next ten years while raising our two children and meeting the demads of work and home. Now that our children are older we have decided to return to racing. We want to continue our fundraising efforts for the Make-A-Wish foundation, The American Cancer Society and other local charities that we have been affiliated with in the past. We have also had the opportunity to share the sport of drag racing with local schools and continue to make those visits a top priority. We are anxious to continue providing opportunities to promote our sponsors in the best "mobile marketing" available today. Even during a difficult economic time, race fans continue to be the most loyal fans.