Death and Dying
 

Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time, my 40 year sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung cancer. I do not feel bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time. Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point and hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him. I consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and friends at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass

Death and Dying
 

On Feb 12, 6:01 am, Mundo wrote:
Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time, my 40 year sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung cancer. I do not feel bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time. Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point and hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him. I consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and friends at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass

Hate to hear the news Mundo. I had to do the same thing almost 10
years ago with my best friend, mentor ect.
Watching your best friend die is not easy.

In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the
silence of our friends.

Joe

Death and Dying
 

Mundo wrote:
Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time, my 40 year sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung cancer. I do not feel bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time. Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point and hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him. I consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and friends at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days

Well, see...I knew you weren't nearly the ass you say you are...

Death and Dying
 

"katy" wrote in message
...
Mundo wrote:
Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time,
my 40 year sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung
cancer. I do not feel bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time.
Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point
and hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him.
I consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and
friends at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days

Well, see...I knew you weren't nearly the ass you say you
are...

You've never met him, have you?

Scotty

Death and Dying
 

Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...

Mundo wrote:

Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time,

my 40 year sailing

buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung

cancer. I do not feel bad

as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time.

Still it will be

hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point

and hooked up to

sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him.

I consider him

fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and

friends at this time. He

has not lived an empty life.

Better Days


Well, see...I knew you weren't nearly the ass you say you

are...

You've never met him, have you?

Scotty


No, but he obivously has some redeeming qualities...

Death and Dying
 

"Mundo" wrote
Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time, my 40 year sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung cancer. I do not feel bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time. Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point and hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him. I consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and friends at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days


My prayers to you and your mentor. May God receive him with pride. May
you remember him with fondness and joy...

Cheers,
Ellen

Death and Dying
 

Mundo wrote:

Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time, my 40 year sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung cancer. I do not feel bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time. Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point and hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him. I consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and friends at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass

My condolonces Mundo. Been their too many times.

Cheers
Marty
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Death and Dying
 

"Mundo" wrote in message
. net...
Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time, my 40 year
sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung cancer. I do not feel
bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time. Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point and hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him. I consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and friends at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass



Sorry to hear this Mundo. Perhaps he'll have a nice yacht, fair winds, and
following seas in the great beyond.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

Death and Dying
 

"katy" wrote in message
...


Well, see...I knew you weren't nearly the ass you say
you

are...

You've never met him, have you?

Scotty


No, but he obivously has some redeeming qualities...

been talking to Haggy, have ya?

Scotty

Death and Dying
 

"Mundo" wrote:
Group,
This morning I am off to say good bye for the last time,
my 40 year sailing
buddy, and life mentor.. He is terminal from lung cancer.
I do not feel bad
as he has dodged quite a few bullets and it is his time.
Still it will be
hard to say good bye. He is unconscious at this point and
hooked up to
sustain "life". Tomorrow hopefully it will end for him. I
consider him
fortunate that he is surrounded by his family and friends
at this time. He
has not lived an empty life.

Better Days

Sorry to hear it. Better Days indeed.

Seahag