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...but thought I would take a chance. 

 

I tried to bump one of his threads that was brought from QSMB and posted here, but was unable to locate them.

 

I was reminded on Facebook today by a close friend of it being 5 years December 28 since the passing of jwg. I don't know how many remember his inspiring and funny well written posts. If you do, you would know what a special person he was. He was not only special to the members that read them, but even more special as a personal friend to some of us that kept in closer contact with him up until the very end.

 

I just thought I would bring this up in case anyone that was touched by his writings would like to remember him once again. For me, it seems like only yesterday he was diagnosed with cancer at such a young age and the day he passed is still fresh in my mind. I will always miss him.

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He was great man, great friend to so many.   I no longer have my messages from him but I treasure the memories of our conversations.  He helped me so much when I first quit smoking.  Was one of the first to reach out to me privately to cheer me on.  RIP my friend.  

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