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Johnny Knoxville and Roger Alan Wade recently did a tribute for Ryan Dunn on their Country Sirius radio show, The Big Ass Happy Family Jubilee on Saturday Night. Johnny updated about it on the Dickhouse blog.

Here is the tribute for Ryan Dunn that Roger Alan Wade and I did for our Outlaw Country Sirius radio show The Big Ass Happy Family Jubilee on Saturday night. I had planned on it being more upbeat and a celebration of Ryan’s life, but it was pretty difficult to get through. Maybe on his birthday next year, we can do another tribute where I can look back at his life without so much sadness. Maybe by then I can do like Mat Hoffman suggested when he wrote, “I’m in the process of replacing this feeling of devastation and tragedy with memories of all the amazing times Ryan gave us.” That was the show I intended to do, but I’m not there yet.

Actually, there are some upbeat moments. One of my favorites is when Rog sings part of a song he and Dunn wrote together called “Shrooms and Moonshine”. We also tried to play a few of Ryan’s favorite musicians, too, like The Frogs and David Allan Coe. Ryan loved all Coe’s music (and also David Allan’s son Tyler), but he liked his naughty stuff special so I played “3 Biggest Lies” off his Nothing Sacred album. In short, we did the best we could to honor our fallen friend and, well, here you go: The Big Ass Happy Family Jubilee’s Tribute to Ryan Dunn.

Sincerely and love,

Knoxville

Tribute to Dunn 1: “Reelin’ and Rockin’ Part 2″ by The Frogs, “Live Forever” by Johnny Cash, & “In Spite of Ourselves” by John Prine and Iris DeMent. Listen here.

Tribute to Dunn 2: “3 Biggest Lies” by David Allan Coe, “He Was a Friend of Mine” by Willie Nelson, & “Promised Land” by Elvis Presley. Listen here.

Tribute to Dunn 3: “Be Here to Love Me” by Townes Van Zandt, “Honky Tonk Heroes” by Waylon Jennings, & “Forever Young” by Bob Dylan. Listen here.

Tribute to Dunn 4: “You Are My Sunshine” by Johnny Cash, “Together Always” by Dolly Parton and Porter Waggoner, “A Song For You” by Leon Russell, & “Uncloudy Day” by Willie Nelson. Listen here.

Tribute to Dunn 5: Listen here.

This video tribute to Ryan Dunn was featured at the memorial gathering that took place at Paramount Pictures in Los Angeles on the night of Wednesday, June 29. The second part of this montage cut together by Rick Kosick includes a specially done song for Ryan by Roger Alan Wade, “The Light Outlives the Star”. “Ryan was really crazy about my cousin Roger,” said Johnny Knoxville, “He loved his music and really looked up to him. Rog’ was equally as crazy about Ryan and, like everyone else, was shook by his passing.”

Rest in peace, brother. We love you.

In an emotional letter posted to his blog, Johnny Knoxville has written to his late “brother” and “Jackass” comrade Ryan Dunn.

Dunn died in a car accident last week.

Knoxville explains that he was too overcome to convey his feelings and words at Dunn’s memorial service last week, but wanted to give his dear pal the tribute he deserved.

“Here is what I wished I could have told everyone then,” says Knoxville, opening a discussion of Dunn’s “hair trigger laugh reflex,” “enormous capacity to love,” and tremendous loyalty.

He also touches on his own anger with Dunn’s death, especially when he had to tell daughter Madison the horrible news about his friend.

Source: GossipCop.com

Johnny recently posted a small article in memory of Ryan Dunn on the Dickhouse.tv website.

At Ryan’s memorial Wednesday night in West Chester, people were invited up to the microphone to say a few words about his life, whatever they were feeling at that moment. I walked to the podium and tried to share memories of my dear friend, but the words were just spinning in my head. What came out were the mumblings of a man trying his best not to cry, and I wasn’t even successful at that. I didn’t break down, because I knew Angie or his family didn’t need to see that, but I also didn’t get to properly convey what Ryan meant to me. I won’t be able to do that here either, but I will try. Here is what I wished I could have told everyone then.

I felt 34-percent funnier when I was with Ryan, but I guess everyone did. He had such a hair trigger laugh reflex. He lived his life wanting to laugh and wanting you to laugh with him. He would cackle really fucking loud, too, and it wasn’t uncommon that he would fall over from it. Sometimes I would fall with him because his spirit was very contagious.

He wasn’t incapable of seriousness, though. Ryan was a great listener. If you were having troubles, he was always someone you could go sit down and talk to. Granted, most of our sitting down was actually standing up playing pool together, but he was always there if you were sad about something. That’s why all this is even harder because right now I really need to talk to him but I can’t.

Ryan also had an enormous capacity to love. His friends and family got a lot, but a lion’s share of that went to his sweet and beautiful Angie. If he wasn’t with her he would be talking about her. More times than not he would smile wide through that filthy ass beard of his and say something along the lines of, “How did I ever luck up and land her?” Well, it sure wasn’t because of the way he smelled that’s for sure. (Dunn despised water and rarely bathed.) It was because he had a pure, open heart, and many other qualities of which I am writing about now.

He was very loyal, too, and sometimes that bit him in the ass. We were filming a bit for number two where someone was going to stand in front of the Stingmore mine as it exploded. After we did the test, nobody wanted to do it except me. I wasn’t thrilled about it, but I knew we needed footage. As I was doing my usual pre-stunt ritual of sitting in someone’s car listening to Roger Alan Wade very loudly, Dunn climbed in the backseat. He asked me if I was doing it and I said, “Yeah.” He told me he was going to sit this one out and I said, “That’s fine, buddy, I got it.” We went back to listening to Roger and ten minutes later someone knocked on the window and said it’s time. I got out of the car and Dunn fell in behind me grouchily saying, “Ah hell, I’ll do it with you.” Actually, I don’t know if he said that or anything, but I could tell how he was walking beside me that he was doing it. Bam decided he would as well and we all went in and got our asses shot real good. Whether it was a bit for jackass, a friend in need, or his beloved Angie, Dunn was as loyal as they come.

I’m becoming upset now because this isn’t right, goddamnit. Ryan, I had to go wake up Madison and tell her you were gone. Do you know how hard that was?!! She loved you so much and I know you loved her, so why, buddy? Rocko will never get to know you like she did, nor will my daughter that is coming in October. I cry a lot about that.

Roger wrote a pretty song for you, but you’re not here to listen to it. And I’m hurting!! We all are because we loved you so much and now you’re gone. I know your spirit lives on in me, Angie, Bam and everyone you touched, but that’s pretty tough to see right now through the tears. I’m starting to ramble now, just like I did at the memorial, so I’ll stop. You’ll have to excuse me, I’m just very sad because I lost my brother and my world got about 134-percent less funny. I don’t know what else to say right now, so I will close with I love you, Ryan. I have a lot of emotions swirling, but I want you to know I love you so very much.

Sincerely and always,

Knoxville

I can’t imagine what the Jackass guys are going through and that honestly made me cry a little bit. As always, my thoughts are with everyone; friends and family, and I hope Ryan may rest in peace. xoxo

The Dickhouse website was updated earlier today, with a new post dedicated to Ryan Dunn. You can read it below.

Normally this site is all shits, giggles and nonsense über alles, but yesterday we lost one of our own—a true brother as Johnny Knoxville said in the previous post. We’re all terribly gutted and saddened beyond belief at present, so in the mourning meantime we’re collecting photos, stories and remembrances to do up a proper and sincere tribute to Ryan Dunn and everything he meant to us. He will be sorely missed and our world will not be the same without him.

I still can’t get over the loss of Ryan. If you want to download or listen to the Radio Bam tribute episode to Ryan, click here.

Earlier today, 34 year old Ryan Dunn‘s death was confirmed. The Jackass family posted a small update on the Dickhouse website.

I don’t really know what to say right now everybody because the sadness is overwhelming, but today we lost one of our own. Our brother Ryan Dunn has passed.  He died in a car wreck in West Goshen, Pennsylvania this morning at 3am. Goddamn that’s tough to write.

As we get more info we will let you know, but right now our hearts go out to his family and to his beloved Angie. Ryan will be missed and remembered by us all. Thanks for the kind words of support everybody.

Sincerely and Love,

Knoxville, Tremaine, and the entire Jackass Family

Ryan Dunn, part of the Jackass family died in a car crash in Pennysylvania earlier this morning, confirmed with April Margera. Ryan was only 34 years old when he was involved in a car crash at around 3AM at Route 322 and New Street in West Goshen Township. Johnny gave a little respect to his friend not too long ago on his Twitter page.

@RealJKnoxville: Today I lost my brother Ryan Dunn. My heart goes out to his family and his beloved Angie. RIP Ryan , I love you buddy. http://say.ly/hUnqQQ

It’s so sad to hear this news, and my heart goes out to all his friends and family. Rest in peace Ryan, we love you!

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