Jean S. Argetsinger

(The following appears on the website of the International Motor Racing Research Center located in Watkins Glen, founded in 1998 by Jean Argetsinger, Cameron's wife.

Argetsinger, Milliken to talk about Glen racing
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WATKINS GLEN -- Jean Argetsinger and Bill Milliken, both involved with racing in Watkins Glen from when it was just a dream, will share their memories at 1 p.m.
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Jean Argetsinger was one of the key people in the creation of the Racing Research Center to celebrate Watkins Glen racing's golden anniversary, and she continues to serve on the center's council, organizers said.

Cameron & Jean Argetsinger, President of the International Motor Sports Research Center, and Dave Wild, Downtown Festival Committee and involved in the 1959 and 1960 All MG races hosted by the Western NY chapter of the MG Car Club.

I'm proud that our family has a longstanding friendship with Cam, Jean and the Argetsinger family."
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Urciuoli, who is a member of the Center's Council, presented the award to Jean Argetsinger and sons J.C. Argetsinger and Peter Argetsinger.
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Accepting the Akin Award on behalf of Cameron Argetsinger are his wife, Jean, and his sons, J.C., left, and Peter, right.
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"He and his wife Jean have had a real partnership in all the senses of the word, but, despite their community and sporting activities, they apparently still had some spare time because they had nine children, some of whom are here this evening."

Urciuoli went on to read excerpts from a letter written to Argetsinger by RRDC Chairman Rahal:
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"On behalf of Cameron, I want to thank the Road Racing Drivers Club for this marvelous, wonderful honor," said Jean Argetsinger.
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On May 5th, Mrs. Jean Argetsinger spoke at the Research Center as part of our "Center Conversations.
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Photograph of Jackie Stewart, Jean Argetsinger, and Phil McCray courtesy of Glenda Gephart
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On hand for the opening ceremonies were John Bishop, who founded the International Motor Sports Association, to whom the library was dedicated; Bryan Sperber, president of Watkins Glen International; Jean Argetsinger, library president; and Phil McCray, library director and curator.
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Spearheaded by Argetsinger and John R. Saunders, former WGI president who is now vice president of International Speedway Corporation, the library is everything organizers imagined, Argetsinger said.
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Spearheaded by Argetsinger and John R. Saunders, former WGI president who is now vice president of International Speedway Corporation, the library is everything organizers imagined, Argetsinger said.

Jean Argetsinger and Bill Milliken to Speak
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Jean Argetsinger and Bill Milliken, both involved with racing in Watkins Glen from when it was just a dream, will share their memories of the people of racing on Saturday, Nov. 8, at the International Motor Racing Research Center.
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It was postponed after the death of Cameron R. Argetsinger, Jean Argetsinger's husband and founder and organizer of the first races in Watkins Glen.
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From the earliest days, Jean was an integral part of the races, though she is fond of saying the people of the sport captivated her interest, not the cars.

She was one of the key people in the creation of the Racing Research Center to celebrate Watkins Glen racing's golden anniversary, and she continues to serve on the Center's Council.
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Between them, Milliken and Jean Argetsinger have countless stories to tell, and some will be shared on Nov. 8.
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Argetsinger lived in the farmhouse near Burdett where his father was born in 1883, overlooking the family vineyard and Seneca Lake.
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The Center's originally planned Center Conversations program on Saturday, April 26, of Jean Argetsinger and Bill Milliken sharing their stories of the early racing years will be, we hope, merely postponed.
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We sincerely hope that some day Jean and Bill will again agree to do this talk.

Jean S. Argetsinger