myDeaconmyhand
First man to get a team of horses up Bear Mountain
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Same for me. Really hits close to home. RIPYeah I haven't had too many non-family deaths (luckily) to this point in my life. This one is an absolute gut punch.
Is this conjecture?
I befriended a former tenant of one of my properties. Successful guy. We kept in touch after he moved. Almost got him a job at Wake.
I recently had a property not renew its lease (set to expire early next year). I reached out to the former tenant and he was so stoked to occupy the new property next year.
Dude killed himself on September 4th.
Just...like, what the actual fuck?
I agree. Going back and reading some of his posts, he was very open about his divorce and his emotions surrounding that. He was passionate in his beliefs and his desire for the world to be a better place. I feel for his family, and especially his young son.I guess it doesn’t matter, but hypothetically I would hope he died in some spectacular accident doing something awesome, rather than… well you know
I guess it doesn’t matter, but hypothetically I would hope he died in some spectacular accident doing something awesome, rather than… well you know
This post deserves more than a reaction button. I am sorry you all had to struggle with this. I hope your mom is doing better now.I don’t think I’ve ever talked about this on the board but my mom tried to commit suicide when I was 18 after I had moved out and she and my step dad had separated. I think it was just a combination of alcoholism and depression, but it’s just like this overwhelming dark cloud that’s hard to comprehend if you don’t have it.
I apologize if my comments were misleading or fueling offensive speculation, that was absolutely not my intent.
Just so you guys know there were no signs of anything intentional. He was at a Better than Ezra concert that night with old friends he deeply cared about. Had plans to watch the Panthers on Sunday, sending funny messages later that night and simply never woke up.
This was a place he came to converse, vent, argue and connect. It helped him through many hard times and I know it meant so much to him.
One of our greatest memories was a brothers trip we took to Europe were Vad met us in Vienna and showed us the town. Just like in every aspect of his life he made these online friendships deep and real and meaningful.