CHP Releases Name of Eureka Motorcyclist Who Died After Crash North of Redcrest
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On 07-19-2020, just before noon, the CHP Humboldt Communications Center was notified of a solo motorcycle crash on northbound US-101 just north of Jordan Road. A preliminary investigation by Officers determined that 70 year old Michael [Tully] of Eureka, for unknown reasons, was unable to maintain control of the motorcycle and was ejected, suffering major injuries. There were no other vehicles or persons involved in the crash. Mr. Tulley was conscious and alert at the scene, and was subsequently transported by emergency medical personnel to St. Joseph Hospital for treatment of his injuries. However, CHP Officers later responded to St. Joseph’s Hospital for follow-up with Mr. Tulley and were notified that he had passed away as a result of his injuries.
Alcohol and/or drugs are not considered to have been a factor in this collision.
The CHP Humboldt Area Office is continuing to investigate this collision and asks anyone with information to contact the Humboldt Area CHP Office at 707-822-5981 or send an email to [email protected].
Earlier Chapter: Air Ambulance Requested for Motorcycle Crash on 101 North of Redcrest
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Such a kind and wonderful man. My love to his family. His family meant everything to him. Rest In Peace Mike. You will be missed.
??Prayers and condolences to him and his family. ??
MR. TULLY not tulley was the most amazing man and we will never be the same without him. Rest In Peace our amazing pop.
Beyond sadness, please excuse my spelling of Mr. Tully’s name. I took it from the article. I am very sad that you lost your dad. I pray God will give you the love and courage to get you all through this most difficult time.
I am also a bike rider, and this news of Mr. Tulley’s death really hurts. I am so very sorry. My condolences to his family and friends. RIP.
My brother truly was amazing and compassionate. I’m honored to have made his acquaintance and will always remember his understanding, trust, respect, and acceptance of himself as well as to share that in the time we spent talking, sharing a meal, and visiting when I could with his fam. Ride on mi amigo!
So sad..
Can you please correct his name. It’s Michael Tully. Not tulley. He was the best pop and pop pop there ever was. He will be so missed.
I didn’t want to believe what I heard. Mikey gone. So sorry to his family. I have had the pleasure of traveling many miles with Mikey. This man was golden always true, caring, compassionate, loyal and loved riding. He will be missed by all whom knew Mikey he will be missed. In my prayers Gods Blessing to you old friend RIP
So sorry Joann prayers are going out to you and your son and the Grandchildren.
I worked with Mr Tully on a few projects and connected with him at county meetings over the years. He was dedicated to his work with integrity. It was an honor to work wih such a man.
He also had a fun streak and knew how to make people comfortable.
Ride free Mike Tully.
My heart aches learning of this today. Mike and JoAnn are some of the most wonderful people you could ever meet! Mike always had a smile, a positive word for every situation and every person. He will be so missed. My family is sending you love JoAnn.
This is heartbreaking.
Mike was one of the nicest and most honorable people I have ever had the pleasure to know.
I met him through motorcycling, and we were HOG family.
May You Fly Free With The Angels Now, Mikey.
May his memory be for a blessing to Joann and all his family and friends.
My Sincere Prayers and Condolences,
Phylis Geller
Phylis, my condolences to all the HOG family members for the loss of Mr. Tully “Mickey.”
Thinking of Mike. Always a smile when he greeted me. A mellow guy. Fun to kid around with. Shared many a Montebello party with him and the guys. All my love and heartfelt condolences to the Tully family and his friends.
Shocked and saddened to here about Mike. We grew up together and went to grammar school and high school together. We played sports together and had a blast as kids in Monterey Park. He was one of the nicest guys and sterling friend a person could have. My condolences to the family and Rest In Peace, Mike.
Mike was a truely good and decent man, with a big heart and deep sense of community. My heart bleeds for his family. Jo Ann, his love will always be with you.
I am soooo sadden by the news of our dear schoolmate and Friend ! Went through 12 years of school with this Dear, Dear man! Mike, Thank You for our Wonderful conversation and visit at our 50th High School Reunion! Rest In Peace, My Friend! It has always been a pleasure to be in your presence! May Our Lord be kind to you as you were to others! ?
My prayers to all his family.