Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 14822258)

I know this might sound morbid but I think it's time for CP to start a new section titled: "In Memory" for all the CP members who we know have passed with their user name, date they joined, date they passed, their age and a great thread to remind us of them along with any info about their memorial.

While it might be a downer for some, celebrating someone's life and the good things we remember about them on some anonymous internet board is a pretty remarkable thing when you really get right down into it. I think 99.5% of everyone here really likes each other regardless of our creed, race, color, or religion, standing in life or other differences,

I like to be reminded about people like Lonewolf Ed who shared his brave battle with cancer with all of us and never lost his sense of humor. Now we have FMB with his Beetus Battle and Food threads.

Just a thought......:shrug:

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 14826427)

I know that most people identify FMB! with the Food threads but when he first joined, he was super passionate about film, especially old Hollywood films and their stars.

There are a ton of homes in my neighborhood that were once owned by "Old Hollywood" movie stars and I'd send links and pictures of the homes that were up for sale over the years for him to check out.

It always seemed to make him really happy...

Originally Posted by Lzen (Post 14826480)

This is a great idea.

Originally Posted by Eleazar (Post 14826738)

What did his username mean? Anyone know?

Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 14826584)

We've had attempts at it off and on over the years. Here's one:

https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=318464

Just hard to keep them going and updated.

Originally Posted by luv (Post 14824647)

Also from his obit, he died from an apparent heart attack. I know he'd been in the hospital recently for other things, but it sounds like this was unexpected.

Originally Posted by Miles (Post 14828478)

Bit random but I’d just remembered I have a Japanese Shun chefs knife specifically due to his recommendation and changed everything about how I thought of knives in the kitchen. Imagine many were similarly influenced from his love of cooking like other examples brought up earlier in this thread.