Dave Monroe has moved on

[kelber at mindspring.com]

I found myself crying too. The loss to all who knew him, whether in the flesh or ether, is absolutely devastating. Great association, John. Dave would have loved it: the crying for Dave, 49.

Laura

John Bailey <sundayjb at gmail.com> wrote:

>Bekah and Heikki, thanks for finding Dave's first post! And it's a
>very typical one, wading biceps-deep through rough waters guided by
>both knowledge and naivete. As he once wrote, "Me, I put the "sewer"
>in "connoisseur."
>
>The P-list is an odd little community. Centripetal at best.
>
>I had a good (if unexpected) cry tonight when my wife came home and
>asked how my day had been.
>
>But if my calculations are correct, he turned 49 last month.
>
>Obtuse association, the bastard.
>
>On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 10:20 PM, Kai Frederik Lorentzen
><lorentzen at hotmail.de> wrote:
>>
>> Ruhe in Frieden, Dave!
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>
>> Unit, like Death, for Whom?
>> True, like the Tomb,
>> Who tells no secret
>> Told to Him -
>> The Grave is strict -
>> Tickets admit
>> Just two - the Bearer - and the Borne -
>> And seat - just One -
>> The Living - tell -
>> The Dying - but a syllable -
>> The Coy Dead - None -
>> No Chatter - here - No Tea -
>> So Babbler, and Bohea - stay there -
>> But Gravity - and Expectation - and Fear -
>> A tremor just, that all's not sure.
>>
>> Emily Dickinson, # 543
>>
>>
>> On 12.11.2015 19:15, Monte Davis wrote:
>>
>> RIP
>>
>>
>-
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