RIP Paul Herlinger, who died on February 2nd, 2010. You have been an inspiration and have changed many lives throughout your years as the character of John Avery Whittaker on Adventures in Odyssey. We will never forget you.

Nova Hawk wrote:RIP Paul Herlinger, who died on February 2nd, 2010. You have been an inspiration and have changed many lives throughout your years as the character of John Avery Whittaker on Adventures in Odyssey. We will never forget you.

Ah yes... many memories of that show.

GangsterJawa wrote:

Nova Hawk wrote:RIP Paul Herlinger, who died on February 2nd, 2010. You have been an inspiration and have changed many lives throughout your years as the character of John Avery Whittaker on Adventures in Odyssey. We will never forget you.

Ah yes... many memories of that show.

Way too many to count... what a great show and it's still goin'!

Gary Coleman

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_coleman

Teancum wrote:Gary Coleman

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_coleman

Just saw this on Kotaku.

RIP Gary Coleman

It was a life tragically cut short. You will be missed.

RIP John Wooden. Arugably the greatest NCAA basketball coach of all time. He led UCLA to 10 NCAA titles in 12 years.

Rest in peace Conor Campbell. He died this morning from heart problems. Conor was a new boy in my Boy Scout troop. He was a nice friend although I never knew him that well. He always seemed so eager to try his hardest. He died at 11 years old.

R.I.P.

Molly - Our black Labrador/Chesapeake - Unknown
David - My Mom's best friend's son - Schizophrenic and bipolar
Barry - My Uncle - Heart Cancer

RIP my 9th grade English teacher. Attended her funeral today. She died of lung cancer.

RIP [GFAQ]RobPA, a great SWBF2 player and clan leader. I didn't know him too well, but he deserves to be respected by everyone who clans in SWBF2 multiplayer. He really changed the game for a lot of people.

Mourning the death of many of my cousins, and my mother's parents. I only know about a half of my mother's family. At least I know most of my dad's family.

RIP Grandpa, we will miss you but we know we will see you one day and be rejoicing forever and there will be no more pain, no more sorrow, and no more sadness. This is the first time that I can ever remember to be on the verge of crying and it takes a real man to cry.

I know how it feels, i lost my grandpa last year. To be honest, i was crying for half the funeral.

fasty wrote:RIP [GFAQ]RobPA, a great SWBF2 player and clan leader. I didn't know him too well, but he deserves to be respected by everyone who clans in SWBF2 multiplayer. He really changed the game for a lot of people.

He died? Omg...that's...just wow. That's sad...he was a pretty good player.

RIP Satoshi Kon

Paprika is probably my favorite anime.

RIP two students from my school. I didn't personally know them, but they both died in a crash on Friday only a few blocks away from school.

fasty wrote:RIP [GFAQ]RobPA, a great SWBF2 player and clan leader. I didn't know him too well, but he deserves to be respected by everyone who clans in SWBF2 multiplayer. He really changed the game for a lot of people.

How did you find out that he died?

http://www.phillyburbs.com/news/local/o ... -jr-1.html
http://globalwarfighter.com/site/viewtopic.php?t=9992
http://globalwarfighter.com/site/viewtopic.php?t=9995
http://globalwarfighter.com/site/viewtopic.php?t=10150

:/

RIP Pater Artur, my last years religion teacher.
We don't understand why you committed suicide, but we hope you are in a better place now.

It is hard why they committed suicide. My wife's neighborhood friend I hear had a habit of taking drugs to fall asleep or something like that. Either way his death was a suicide. I remember the time he asked me how to get a girl. At that time I didn't know how to answer. I now know the reason he asked me was the fact that I managed to marry the best daughter out of seven girls and three boys. But enough about my wives. There will never be a better place with suicide. My freakin asthma which I don't call asthma is sucks shickens. I could seak medicine, but don't want to be dependent unless I have to. I have a recipie of many things I do to keep it in control. In many cases that is our downfall. One week so far, seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, breathing is much better. See, I could have fixed the so called asthma within the first days but choose to fight it differently. If it was a upper respiratory infection I think my symptoms would have been much worse. My off and on again allergies to milk started the whole thing. My wife's friend was John Willingham.