Western Sugar Co-op employee remembered [Video]

Dozens of classic cars, even more people, and too many hot dogs and hamburgers to count, all to remember one special person. Tristan Teter worked at the Western Sugar Cooperative in Fort Morgan. The Morgan County Sheriff’s Office said Teter and five others were exposed to hydrogen sulfide on May 29, and it killed him. 

“Tristan Teter was a bit of a gearhead, or an auto enthusiast if you will,” said Maxxwell Passantino, the organizer of the show. “So one way we pay homage to people in the car world is to collect all our vehicles together in their honor.”

Passantino organized the car show to help Teter’s family with the unexpected loss. 

“To raise up as much money as we can to make sure that we can actually support this family, and other needs, not to …