Justin James Calvert

Rest in peace, Calvert. You will be missed.

I used to love to just chill in his office to hide out for a bit from the craziness of work. He was always fun to talk to. I will always remember all the shit talking about the goings about the dealership. I was his little sara. Truly the only person I ever let call me that. Miss you already man! I wish I could have seen you one more time!

I will always remember how much you loved my dear friend Mindy and how her life grew in beautiful ways when she met you. Your love for her and your love for your kitty babies always warmed my heart. You will be missed and never forgotten Justin. May your soul be at peace and may you feel the love from those whose lives you touched.

I first met Justin at the World of Wheels car show in Kansas City early in 2018. Scott Mills introduced us at that show. I enjoyed Justin and his zest for life. Followed him through Facebook and his interest in cars. My prayers are with his family and friends. God Bless.

Justin was my friend. His death is so sudden and hard for me to process. We worked together for 13 years at Smart Motors, he was in the finance department and I was in the sales department. We saw a lot of each other. Very few people could walk the line between confidence and cockiness like He did. Justin could back it up though… In business he was one of the best finance managers I ever worked with… Physically, come on forget about it he was huge and in great shape... Mentally he was so quick and sharp. A few of my favorite memories… Justin loved to razz people, but he could also take a joke… Justin had a big heart and was passionate about his believes. I used to like going in his office and listening to motivational DVDs, YouTube videos, or blogs… We both really like Grant Cardone. I never heard anyone use the word a “shit ton “ before to describe something… That used to make me smile and now I find myself saying that same thing… He was a member of the Motley Crue fan club and got me tickets before they went on sale eighth row center for their farewell tour… He was a really tough guy with a winner mentality that you for sure wanted on your team and having your back… He will be missed but not forgotten! Mark Heckel