In Memory of JVON

[M-61]

This month marks the 7th year since site member JVON passed. What a nice gentleman. VietNam vet.
I always like to think no one is really gone if they are remembered.
"Here's to you JVON, you are not forgotten"

 

[Retired Grunt]

It's important to never forget your friends.

 

[1K6BRA]

I never knew you but I thank you for your sacrifice and service to our country, God bless your family.

 

[GotRDid]

Excerpt from Sum

Read the excerpt “Metamorphosis” from David’s book Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives

eagleman.com

Something to think about.

 

[DiffEQ]

Excerpt from Sum

Read the excerpt “Metamorphosis” from David’s book Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives

eagleman.com

Something to think about.

I clicked, considered, and concluded that Mr. Eagleman could use a calonic to clear his clouded consciousness.

-- where are my manners --
RIP, JVON

 

[GotRDid]

I clicked, considered, and concluded that Mr. Eagleman could use a calonic to clear his clouded consciousness.

-- where are my manners --
RIP, JVON

Should I delete?

 

[DiffEQ]

Should I delete?

Not to hijack and taint this memory of JVON -- veterans of the Vietnam war are now rapidly dwindling.

As far as delete, nah, everyone has an idea of what happens in death. I read his writing and it seemed to be Californian/ new age Woo-Woo to me, but what do I know?
I knew one person who was declared dead from a heart attack, transferred to the hospital morgue, and came back to life when the morgue worker started moving her gurney to take her to the lockers. Her story was fascinating and her recount of what she experienced in her 45 minutes of "death" even wilder.

If what he writes is true, people who have schools or monuments named after them will have their names spoken for a long time.