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Originally Posted by pr0
Aftershock was a personal friend of mine. We spent many many hours going over idea's....sitting in meetings. He had such a brilliant mind.
This is probably the closest person to me that I've had die in my life. This is truly a somber day for me....on the one side, I've lost a great friend, on the other hand, his daily suffering is finally over.
I'm just glad to be one of the few people that had their lives brightened by his presence.
Aftershock used my Nikon D60 in Atlanta, I will keep that Camera forever & when it's obsolete, i will have it framed, as a memory of a very close friend.
When this memorial fund is setup someone please hit me up & let me know. Check/paypal/epass whatever, I will definitely be there to help his wife in any way I can.
Also I remember David telling me he had everything "setup" for his business for when he passed....if there's anything I can do to help his wife with the sites just let me know. I have some space free'd up on one of my servers, I could definitely host a few domains for you guys.
Wow I'm just speechless right now, I don't know how to take this. I knew it was coming one day & i tried to prepare, but how do you prepare for the death of a great friend?
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It's because of David and Julia that you and I got to meet in Atlanta! One of the best times I shared with the two of them, I know David considered you a dear friend.
I'll keep everyone posted as to what Julia is arranging to remember him on his birthday on the 28th, as well as what we can put together to give her support at this sad time.
Keep the love coming, I know that at some point she will be strong enough to deal with everything and she will appreciate everyone's good wishes and memories of her beloved husband. He was truly one of a kind and has touched many with his kindness and wisdom.