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Dave Kelley (March 17, 1963 - December 28, 2006) was a writer and journalist perhaps best known for his work as an automotive reporter for Fox TV in Austin, Texas, and Detroit, Michigan. Born in Shamrock, Texas, on St. Patrick's Day, 1963, Kelley graduated with honors from Richland High School class of 1981 located in North Richland Hills, Texas. Kelley moved to Austin, Texas where he graduated from the University of Texas in 1985. He began his writing career while a student at UT, publishing his early fiction writing in ''The Daily Texan''. Kelley was a seven-time winner of Boating Writers International writing awards for his work at ''Boating World'' and ''Boating Life''. His work as a marine journalist led to the writing and publication of his book, ''Living & Working Onboard'', in 2003. While in Austin, he played rugby with the Austin Huns and was known by the nickname "Sano", which came from the t-shirts he would frequently wear to training sessions. "Sano" was the name of a boating product. His rugby career was ended by a horrific compound fracture to the right arm while scoring a try. His arm was pinned in two places. True to his nature, he published a "House Of Gore" section on his website that displayed the worse of the pictures. He recovered from the injury and continued to play golf, which he also wrote about. One of the most entertaining boating journalistic pieces Kelley wrote about was the effect of drink when handling boats out on Lake Austin. The police monitored the amount of alcohol in his blood and after various intervals, Kelley would drive a powerful motorboat around a chicane course. As more drinks were consumed his control gradually deteriorated, which provided the proof for the article. A writer of wide-ranging interests and ability, Kelley wrote extensively about recreational astronomy, beer, golf, and travel. His work appeared in numerous magazines ranging from ''Cabin Life'' to ''Robb Report''. Much of his writing is available online at ''Dave Kelley Online'', and his automotive work can be seen at ''Street Beat''. In addition to his on-camera work with Fox TV, Kelley wrote a regular column ("Gearing Up") for ''Voyaging Magazine'', and was a senior editor at ''Boating World''. He lived in Austin, Texas, with his wife, Carey Elder Kelley. Kelley collapsed while running on Austin's Town Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail the morning of December 28, 2006. Despite heroic efforts by witnesses, he was not able to be revived. ==External links== * * 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Dave Kelley」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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