The Great Gig in the Sky

Deebs

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I wanted to take some time to talk to the community about something that is still painful for me to bring up, and talk about.

On October 21, 2024, @spyralout passed away. We didn't find out until later last week, and then verified it. Needless to say I felt a little empty for days, and felt as though I lost a brother. In truth I did. @spyralout absolutely loved this community, and the comradery that it fostered for people all over the world, and in different walks of life. I will always hold all the chats, and conversation we used to have close to the chest. Even though I am definitely crushed, and empty, and wish he were still here, I am glad that he is no longer in pain and suffering as he has been for the past couple years. I did write a note for him.


In cosmic trails where dreams entwine,
Your spirit drifts beyond the vine.
Though out of sight, you blaze the way,
Through hazy realms and skies of gray.

In smoky spirals, visions soar,
We feel you near like times before.
Forever missed, yet ever clear,
In boundless space, you linger here.

@Deebs

We are working hard on the back-end to make sure that pHenohunter goes on, and will be dedicated to @spyralout. We are going to be leaving the initial welcome message that comes from Spyralout the same, etching his footprints here forever. To those who knew spyralout, and are impacted by this tragic loss for our community, I hope that peace/comfort heals the missing hole that Spy left.

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I was crushed to hear of his passing. I wish he was still here but I can find comfort in knowing he is free from the pain and health issues he had been battling for years. He was the kindest soul you could find in a person and it showed in everything he did. Though we were never able to meet face to face because of one reason or another (no lack of trying on either part) I still consider him a very dear friend that I was fortunate enough to have over the last 5+ years. He was a father, a son, a brother and a very dear friend to many. He will be greatly missed. My brother from another mother 💙
 
Didn't know the man but if he helped build this place got to be an amazing person. It's always sad for the ones left behind when a good man gets called home.

I tend to believe there's much worse things than death, suffering being one. If he was suffering, I'm certain he was ready. Hope he had one hell of a journey in this life.

RIP, condolences to the family and friends.

Gonna go burn some in celebration of spyralout going home.
 
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This morning I'm still in disbelief..One quick lil story just as a example of how kind Spy was...I hadn't been a member here long and was a stranger to spy..I was struggling with gout so bad I was literally on the edge..He went out of his way to talk to me and offer help anyway possible..He even sent a entire bottle of gout meds that actually knocked the pain and suffering out of me and it's never been back since..He didn't have to do any of that..Or even show concern..And surely surely didn't have to continue to check up on me..Just a very good person that cared about others more than he cared for himself..That's just a small tiny example of his character and I'm positive many members here could go on and on...Even clear up until the time he had to step back a bit to take care of his family all he wanted to do is get out and meet the members here... Alot can be leaned from a person like him..I know that even tho I never met him personally a piece of his kindness taught me a thing or two about humanity..I hope that he knew he had such a positive impact on ppls life.. Even if it was small gestures to him it was huge in my world
 
It’s tough to think of the right words as I’m still processing everything. There wasn’t anyone I was closer to in the growing community than Spy. We connected, like he’s connected with so many others, on life. Something more and much bigger than just growing. After I stopped growing and took a multi year hiatus, Binh and I would still reach out frequently to check in on one another, discuss investing, or just talk about life. I’m grateful for all of the conversations and times we’d meet up. He truly was a special, one of kind person and the love and light he shared with so many is a testament to the man he was. Such a heavy loss, rest easy brother.
 

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