RIP Keith Suppe , Liquid3D - Page 2

jmke · 28th August 2009, 11:02

Keith had exactly 99 published articles at the site:

2003-05-25

AMD ingnots, sliced ?TBread? with the crusts cut off

2003-06-26

Tabula Rasa Semantics, in Microprocessor Burn-in. Part-I

2003-07-01

Tabula Rasa Semantics, in Microprocessor Burn-in. Part-II

2003-08-04

Tabula Rasa Semantics, in Microprocessor Burn-in. Part-III

2003-07-17

DDR2: Faster memory, at a Slower Market Pace

2003-08-19

Memory Conflicts among three 875&865 motherboards

2003-09-06

Nanotherm - Beat the Heat

2003-09-27

Corsair TwinX 4000 vs OCZ Gold 4000

2003-10-28

OCZ DDR PC-4200 Dual Channel

2004-01-17

OCZ EL DDR PC-4200 Dual Channel

2004-02-09

TTGI USA TT-201T3 Case Review

2004-02-12

Danger Den RBX Acclerator-nozzle 1vs5 Comparison

2004-03-17

OCZ PC4400 Dual Channel Memory Kit BETA

2004-03-21

Cool-Cases CF1 microstructure water block review

2004-03-31

PCPower&Cooling TurboCool 510 Deluxe

2004-05-10

Prescott effects on motherboard power circuits

2004-05-26

OCZ Technology PowerStream 420Watt PSU Review

2004-05-31

Danger Den TDX Water Block Preview

2004-06-01

TTGI SuperFlower X-Mask Case Review

2004-06-28

Danger Den TDX vs Cool Cases CF1 v2

2004-07-15

Corsair TwinX-1024 3200XL PRO: nForce3-250 v. Intel-875

2004-08-11

Kingston KHX3200K2/2G Hyper-X3200 2GB DDR400

2004-08-15

Arctic Silver ArctiClean Review

2004-10-08

OCZ Gold PC3700 V3 and EL PC3200 Platinum Rev2 Review

2004-11-01

Kingston HyperX PC2-5400 DDR2 Memory Review

2004-11-06

Danger Den MAZE4 GPU Water Block Review

2004-11-12

Alphacool NexXxos XP water block

2004-11-24

Corsair TWIN2X1024-5400C4PRO DDR2 Memory Review

2004-12-10

Danger Den DDC-12V Water Pump Review

2004-12-21

Thermaltake Big Water 12cm water cooling kit review

2005-03-10

Alphacool NexXxos BOLD vs Prescott, Intel's Black Sheep

2005-01-02

Mushkin PC2-5300 DDR2 Memory Review

2005-01-20

Alphacool Cape KC42-X2 water block review

2005-05-16

Lord of the RAM, Return of the MushkinG

2005-02-20

Corsair XMS2 DDR2 TWIN2X1024-4300C3PRO Review

2005-01-29

Danger Den MCT-5 and MCT-40 Liquid Review

2005-06-07

Danger Den NV-68 GPU Water Block Review

2005-04-07

Corsair XPERT TWINXP1024-3200XL Review

2005-03-29

Corsair COOL water cooling kit review

2005-05-09

DDR2 Memory Roundup Q2 2005

2005-06-27

Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 Case Review

2005-04-24

Sky Hawk Power One 620W PSU Review

2005-05-17

Return of the MushKinG Interview

2005-05-22

TTGI Super Flower SF-610 Fan Master Review

2005-05-26

PolarFLO TT Series CPU water block OC Review

2005-06-09

G.Skill DDR600 Memory Review: Versatility redefined

2005-06-14

PC Power and Cooling TurboCool 850 SSI PSU Review

2005-06-17

Transcend PC2-4200 DDR2 533 Overclocking Review

2005-08-29

Maxtor ULTRA 16 - 300GB 7200RPM SATA Hard Drive Review

2005-07-04

Thermaltake Kandalf Aluminum Tower Review

2005-08-17

Transcend PC2-4200 DDR2 Overclocking Madness

2005-12-08

Asus P5ND2-SLI Deluxe Intel nForce4 SLI Overclocking Review

2005-10-31

Alphacool CORA 662 Passive Water Cooling Kit Review

2005-10-07

MCT-5 Fluid revisited: After the Spill

2005-10-11

Thermaltake T-Type H20-temp Indicator Review

2005-11-12

Corsair XMS2 5400UL 1Gb Kit DDR2 Review

2005-11-14

Crucial Tracer PC2-5300 revisited - C19 Performance Review

2005-12-02

Sky Hawk GM670SC Power One Power Supply Review

2005-12-19

Corsair 2GB TwinX2048-4000PT Memory Kit Review

2005-12-24

GSKILL Extreme Series (HZ) DDR I PC4000 Dual Channel Review

2006-01-11

Thermaltake Blue ORB II Review

2006-02-12

XSPC X2O Water Cooling Kit Review

2006-03-17

Gigabyte GA-G1975X Turbo S775 Motherboard Review

2006-03-26

OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 Gold Dual Channel Memory Review

2006-04-02

PC2-6400 DDR2 2GB Memory Kit Duel - Super Talent vs Crucial

2006-04-10

SkyHawk GM470 and GM570 Power Supplies Review

2006-04-30

Asus Extreme N6600GT Review - SLI on a Budget

2006-07-25

Thermaltake RX-K8 Silent Boost AMD CPU Cooler

2006-05-24

Titan Robela H20 Cooled Case Review

2006-05-12

Mushkin Enhanced 650W Power Supply Review

2006-06-18

Corsair TWINX2048-4400PRO 2GB Memory Kit Review

2006-05-31

In-Win 460W Compact PSU Review

2006-07-16

Corsair Nautilus 500 Overclocking Review

2006-10-05

PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 1KW Power Supply Review

2006-08-31

Clever Power VGA Booster and CPU Stabilizer Review

2006-09-22

Viscool V2 CPU Waterblock Review

2006-09-25

NZXT Nemesis Elite Case Review

2006-10-16

XSPC Water Cooling Gear Review

2007-05-25

DDR2-1000 tested: Crucial Ballistix and Super Talent

2006-12-06

Swiftech H20-Apex Ultra Watercooling Kit Review

2007-06-22

Asus P5W DH Deluxe/WiFi In-Depth Overclocking Review

2006-11-14

Corsair HX 620W Power Supply Review

2006-11-12

PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750W Power Supply Review

2007-01-11

Silverstone Zeus ST85ZF 850W Power Supply Review

2007-03-08

NZXT ZERO Case Review: How quiet can seven fans be?

2007-07-29

Gigabyte P965-DS3 Motherboard Overclocking Review

2007-07-08

SUB-ZERO ExodusFlow Altauna CPU Water Block Review

2007-10-08

PC Power & Cooling TURBO-COOL 1KW-SR PSU Review

2007-12-05

Thermaltake Mozart Tx Dual-ATX Tower Case Review

2008-02-01

6 High End CPU Water Blocks Tested and Compared

2007-12-13

Spreading it Thin TIM Roundup 2007

2007-12-19

Danger Den NVIDIA 4101 H20 Water Cooling Kit Review

2008-06-12

Audioengine Audiophile AE2 and AE5 PC Speakers Review

2008-03-27

Overclocking with Gigabyte P35C-DS3R and Intel Q6600

2008-04-16

EK Supreme and Koolance CPU-340 Compared to The Competition

2009-01-09

Tecon Model 55 Tube Amp For PC Review

2008-11-07

Decco Integrated Amp & Era Design-4 speakers for PC Review

2009-03-15

GLOW Audio Amp One Review

2009-04-23

Lovecraft Designs Cain & Cain Abby Loudspeakers Review

thorgal · 28th August 2009, 11:45

Impressive, thank you for this John.

cowzzwoc · 29th August 2009, 22:37

I cant believe hes gone. We were planning on working together this year. He had such high ambitions.... I really regret losing contact with him this summer. He was a great guy, incredibly honest and trustworthy.

RIP Keith...

cowzzwoc · 29th August 2009, 23:13

"I am applying for a summer job at several computer shops (and some audio shops) around the Olympia, WA area. Would you mind if i cited you as a reference?
-Amery

Keith Suppe (Technical Writer) to me
show details Jun 3

I would be happy to.
What do you want me to say? I will certainly tell them your honest, intelligent, high energy and have in-depth PC and now Audiophile experience?
-Keith"

Keith was an unbelievably kind person. He would do everything he could to make people that traded with him 100% satisfied.

When the GLOW amp that I bought from him arrived he spent 2 hours talking to me to make sure everything was set up correctly and functioning properly

When we discovered it's headphone port was faulty he sent me his Tec-on 55 amp as a replacement and even offered me some speakers in case I wasn't satisfied.

He was too nice a person to experience such an untimely death. I was really looking forward to an exciting year of working with him.

I am lucky to have met him and even luckier to have befriended him.

we will miss you keith.

damian · 31st August 2009, 01:59

RIP
I'll send my prayers for him and his family.

jmke · 7th September 2009, 10:47

For those who want to leave a message to his friends and family, his cousin Eric has put up a guestbook here: http://obit.wsclancy.com/obitdisplay...isting=Current

jmke · 7th September 2009, 13:16

Found a post by Keith where he introduces himself,

Quote:

Hi my name is Keith Suppe (Liquid3D) I'm 42 years old, and I've just recently joined the staff. First i want to say i have a lot of respect for this site, and have been applying here for months. Nathan got back to me and I was really excited. I also write for http://www.madshrimps.be and have my own little site (more like a database) http://www.ksbrainstorms.com there's pictures there where I live, and I hope you'll take the time to visit.

I started life late, as I left school at a young age, due to some family problems, and I guess wanting to rebel against my family's belief money meant everything. Being young and wild I loved the NYC nightlife, and ended up working lighting systems, and sound systems at various dance-clubs. I awoke at 24-years old, from what was really 10-years of addiction, and trauma associated with it. I guess hanging out in NYC after-hour night clubs, i was living in a surreal world. A lot of Artists, and people with money, all wanting to escape in music, drugs, and drinking. It took it's toll, and I knew I was getting old, and feeling very bad about myself. I got into some very intense therapy, and immediately pursued my education.

Starting at Eastern Connecticut State University in 1987, I was going into Advertising. Until I took my first Philosophy course. I fell in love with Anthropology, and Neurophilosphy, and inadvertantly found Computer Science through this feild. Feilds such as AI, Linguistics are sub-disciplines of Neurophilosophy, and I became interested in work Noam Chomsky was doing with computers at MIT. The computer is perhaps, the best model or anology of how the brain functions, and thoughts are represented. Of course my materialst family (Step-father) said; "Look in the want-ads, do you see any jobs for Philosopher's?" which reminded me of why I'd rebelled in the first place hehe. This sort of side-tracked me and I went to the University of Utah in Salt Lake City as I'd loved to ski, and was thinking of transferring into there Neuroscience program. While in Salt Lake City, I spent every free minuite up in the moiuntains, Park City, etc. In the Wasatch mountians I was introduced to extreme skiing, and although it may sound silly, I did find a spirituality in extreme sports. Being in the mountians, or surfing a 25-foot wave, nothing come close to that feeling, no drug, not even sex (well different mountians I guess hehe) ever felt as good as looking out from the top of a 13,000ft peak!

I came back to the East Coast and moved to Northhampton Mass, where I lived with my girlfriend who attended Smith College, and began racing mountain bikes. I went to University of Massachusetts at Amherst, but then a Summer on Cape Cod introduced me to surfing, and I stayed. From there I moved to Costa Rica for almost a year, lived in Breckinridge Colorado, and two years later moved to Oahu Hawaii. I lived 300-feet from Public's and WaiKiKi beaches in WaiKiKi. I actually missed Provincetown, on the tip of Cape Cod and moved back. About a year later I suffered a severe spinal injury in a mountian bike race. I'd actually injured it in Utah too but didn't know how bad it was. This really depressed me, and being on intense narcotics didn't help. I struggled the first year, and it was even suggested I try anit-depressents. Eventually I used the tools I was given long ago, and pulled myself together emotionally. I then moved to Newport RI to be near the Ocean, but also near Brown University where eventualy I wanted to get my PhD in Neuroscience/Neurophilosophy. I'm not sure at this point if Brown is the school I'd like to attend for my PhD, and may move to Berkeley to finish my schooling, as I really miss the West Coast. (I spent time in Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obisbo when I surfed the central Coast a few Winters)

It was when I was disabled I re-introduced myself to PC's. At first I needed a tool to write some books I was thinking of, as I did a lot of writing, painted and had some art shows while living in Northampton, MA. I also used my PC to run Parallel Distributive Processing software to keep up with Neuroscience. I keep studying whether I'm in school or not. Newport is a beautiful small Ocean-Side town, and Salve Regina University is right down the street. It's been a great place to "heal" and I awake every mornign at 5AM, and donate some time at a Drug Clinic down the street. Unfortunately years of medictations prescribed for my back, such as Steroids, Tylenol based, Anti-inflammatory all ended up causing severe Liver damage. Between my nerve damage in my back, and my Liver, I may never be well again, so it's been very difficult accpeting the fact I may never Surf, or ride a Mountain-top trail. I am writing a few books, and my PC has become a great hobby.

When I lived In Northampton, MA I was into High End Audio. Hardware like Krell amplifiers (solid state), and Futterman OTL (Transformerless tube amps, using vaccum tube as output stage) electrostatic speakers, tubed D/A convertors etc. It was a highly technical hobby, and just as much as in-depth as PC's. It was, however prohibitively expensive as you can easily spend $300 on a half-meter pair of interconnects, and ten-thousand dollars on tube amp alone. It did inspire, and deepen that love of electronics I had even as a child. I was introduced to "The Business" of PC's when a person in the Financial Aid office, mentioned that companies will often donate PC's to people like myself, who are financially indgent. It was Bhulinder Sethi of OCZ who donated kit of PC3200 (this was when PC1600 was the standard) about three and a half years ago. Then I got my first real videocard, the ATI Radeon 8500 (when it first came out I paid $300 hehe) I knew I found a hobby I'd love. The owner of Monarch Computers actually gave me the idea that I could review, and get free hardware. At first that was my inspration, but I've learned a klot the hard way since that time. Mostly through people like you guys (and girls) who were willing to tech. I read every White Paper I can now, and writing now is for a completely different reason. I seek to engage the reader, so they'll save my Review in their "Favorites" folders, just as I've done for reviews I learn from. I've found it doesn't come easy! I took Graduate level Linguistics, and Philosophy classes (as an Undergrad) and did really well, but writing for the general public on a technical subject makes for hard work. I'm going to work as hard as I can here, and I'm my own worst critic, but I ask everyone to please be honest. I'm wide-open to learn from others. I don't think I know everything, and eveyday I read another White Paper I realize how much I don't know. But I remain teachable.

Sorry about the long "life-story" but I thought I'd share who I am. I'm a very open person. I hope to find some new friends here. I already think Nate is a very decent person. I admire his drive and professionalism. And he took the time to call me tonite, just to say hi. I thought that was definately a cool Editor. I'm a very humble person, sometimes I get a little intense, but I usually take a step back and calm down. I'll always try to see things from another point of view. I want to thank Nate for giving me a chance to work here. So that's it folks, thanks for having me. By the way feel free to email me anytime

28th August 2009, 11:02	#11
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 82,473	Keith had exactly 99 published articles at the site: 2003-05-25 AMD ingnots, sliced ?TBread? with the crusts cut off 2003-06-26 Tabula Rasa Semantics, in Microprocessor Burn-in. Part-I 2003-07-01 Tabula Rasa Semantics, in Microprocessor Burn-in. Part-II 2003-08-04 Tabula Rasa Semantics, in Microprocessor Burn-in. Part-III 2003-07-17 DDR2: Faster memory, at a Slower Market Pace 2003-08-19 Memory Conflicts among three 875&865 motherboards 2003-09-06 Nanotherm - Beat the Heat 2003-09-27 Corsair TwinX 4000 vs OCZ Gold 4000 2003-10-28 OCZ DDR PC-4200 Dual Channel 2004-01-17 OCZ EL DDR PC-4200 Dual Channel 2004-02-09 TTGI USA TT-201T3 Case Review 2004-02-12 Danger Den RBX Acclerator-nozzle 1vs5 Comparison 2004-03-17 OCZ PC4400 Dual Channel Memory Kit BETA 2004-03-21 Cool-Cases CF1 microstructure water block review 2004-03-31 PCPower&Cooling TurboCool 510 Deluxe 2004-05-10 Prescott effects on motherboard power circuits 2004-05-26 OCZ Technology PowerStream 420Watt PSU Review 2004-05-31 Danger Den TDX Water Block Preview 2004-06-01 TTGI SuperFlower X-Mask Case Review 2004-06-28 Danger Den TDX vs Cool Cases CF1 v2 2004-07-15 Corsair TwinX-1024 3200XL PRO: nForce3-250 v. Intel-875 2004-08-11 Kingston KHX3200K2/2G Hyper-X3200 2GB DDR400 2004-08-15 Arctic Silver ArctiClean Review 2004-10-08 OCZ Gold PC3700 V3 and EL PC3200 Platinum Rev2 Review 2004-11-01 Kingston HyperX PC2-5400 DDR2 Memory Review 2004-11-06 Danger Den MAZE4 GPU Water Block Review 2004-11-12 Alphacool NexXxos XP water block 2004-11-24 Corsair TWIN2X1024-5400C4PRO DDR2 Memory Review 2004-12-10 Danger Den DDC-12V Water Pump Review 2004-12-21 Thermaltake Big Water 12cm water cooling kit review 2005-03-10 Alphacool NexXxos BOLD vs Prescott, Intel's Black Sheep 2005-01-02 Mushkin PC2-5300 DDR2 Memory Review 2005-01-20 Alphacool Cape KC42-X2 water block review 2005-05-16 Lord of the RAM, Return of the MushkinG 2005-02-20 Corsair XMS2 DDR2 TWIN2X1024-4300C3PRO Review 2005-01-29 Danger Den MCT-5 and MCT-40 Liquid Review 2005-06-07 Danger Den NV-68 GPU Water Block Review 2005-04-07 Corsair XPERT TWINXP1024-3200XL Review 2005-03-29 Corsair COOL water cooling kit review 2005-05-09 DDR2 Memory Roundup Q2 2005 2005-06-27 Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 Case Review 2005-04-24 Sky Hawk Power One 620W PSU Review 2005-05-17 Return of the MushKinG Interview 2005-05-22 TTGI Super Flower SF-610 Fan Master Review 2005-05-26 PolarFLO TT Series CPU water block OC Review 2005-06-09 G.Skill DDR600 Memory Review: Versatility redefined 2005-06-14 PC Power and Cooling TurboCool 850 SSI PSU Review 2005-06-17 Transcend PC2-4200 DDR2 533 Overclocking Review 2005-08-29 Maxtor ULTRA 16 - 300GB 7200RPM SATA Hard Drive Review 2005-07-04 Thermaltake Kandalf Aluminum Tower Review 2005-08-17 Transcend PC2-4200 DDR2 Overclocking Madness 2005-12-08 Asus P5ND2-SLI Deluxe Intel nForce4 SLI Overclocking Review 2005-10-31 Alphacool CORA 662 Passive Water Cooling Kit Review 2005-10-07 MCT-5 Fluid revisited: After the Spill 2005-10-11 Thermaltake T-Type H20-temp Indicator Review 2005-11-12 Corsair XMS2 5400UL 1Gb Kit DDR2 Review 2005-11-14 Crucial Tracer PC2-5300 revisited - C19 Performance Review 2005-12-02 Sky Hawk GM670SC Power One Power Supply Review 2005-12-19 Corsair 2GB TwinX2048-4000PT Memory Kit Review 2005-12-24 GSKILL Extreme Series (HZ) DDR I PC4000 Dual Channel Review 2006-01-11 Thermaltake Blue ORB II Review 2006-02-12 XSPC X2O Water Cooling Kit Review 2006-03-17 Gigabyte GA-G1975X Turbo S775 Motherboard Review 2006-03-26 OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 Gold Dual Channel Memory Review 2006-04-02 PC2-6400 DDR2 2GB Memory Kit Duel - Super Talent vs Crucial 2006-04-10 SkyHawk GM470 and GM570 Power Supplies Review 2006-04-30 Asus Extreme N6600GT Review - SLI on a Budget 2006-07-25 Thermaltake RX-K8 Silent Boost AMD CPU Cooler 2006-05-24 Titan Robela H20 Cooled Case Review 2006-05-12 Mushkin Enhanced 650W Power Supply Review 2006-06-18 Corsair TWINX2048-4400PRO 2GB Memory Kit Review 2006-05-31 In-Win 460W Compact PSU Review 2006-07-16 Corsair Nautilus 500 Overclocking Review 2006-10-05 PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 1KW Power Supply Review 2006-08-31 Clever Power VGA Booster and CPU Stabilizer Review 2006-09-22 Viscool V2 CPU Waterblock Review 2006-09-25 NZXT Nemesis Elite Case Review 2006-10-16 XSPC Water Cooling Gear Review 2007-05-25 DDR2-1000 tested: Crucial Ballistix and Super Talent 2006-12-06 Swiftech H20-Apex Ultra Watercooling Kit Review 2007-06-22 Asus P5W DH Deluxe/WiFi In-Depth Overclocking Review 2006-11-14 Corsair HX 620W Power Supply Review 2006-11-12 PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750W Power Supply Review 2007-01-11 Silverstone Zeus ST85ZF 850W Power Supply Review 2007-03-08 NZXT ZERO Case Review: How quiet can seven fans be? 2007-07-29 Gigabyte P965-DS3 Motherboard Overclocking Review 2007-07-08 SUB-ZERO ExodusFlow Altauna CPU Water Block Review 2007-10-08 PC Power & Cooling TURBO-COOL 1KW-SR PSU Review 2007-12-05 Thermaltake Mozart Tx Dual-ATX Tower Case Review 2008-02-01 6 High End CPU Water Blocks Tested and Compared 2007-12-13 Spreading it Thin TIM Roundup 2007 2007-12-19 Danger Den NVIDIA 4101 H20 Water Cooling Kit Review 2008-06-12 Audioengine Audiophile AE2 and AE5 PC Speakers Review 2008-03-27 Overclocking with Gigabyte P35C-DS3R and Intel Q6600 2008-04-16 EK Supreme and Koolance CPU-340 Compared to The Competition 2009-01-09 Tecon Model 55 Tube Amp For PC Review 2008-11-07 Decco Integrated Amp & Era Design-4 speakers for PC Review 2009-03-15 GLOW Audio Amp One Review 2009-04-23 Lovecraft Designs Cain & Cain Abby Loudspeakers Review __________________

28th August 2009, 11:45	#12
thorgal [M] Reviewer Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1,891	Impressive, thank you for this John. __________________

29th August 2009, 22:37	#13
cowzzwoc Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Orleans LA Posts: 31	I cant believe hes gone. We were planning on working together this year. He had such high ambitions.... I really regret losing contact with him this summer. He was a great guy, incredibly honest and trustworthy. RIP Keith... __________________ Q6600 GO @ 3.6 ghz, 4x1gb 800 mhz 4-4-4-5, Asus 4850, Asus p5e, 2 WD160gb Raid 0, Thermalright IFX 14,SB Xfi extreme music,Grado Sr 60s <3 Antec P182

29th August 2009, 23:13	#14
cowzzwoc Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Orleans LA Posts: 31	"I am applying for a summer job at several computer shops (and some audio shops) around the Olympia, WA area. Would you mind if i cited you as a reference? -Amery Keith Suppe (Technical Writer) to me show details Jun 3 I would be happy to. What do you want me to say? I will certainly tell them your honest, intelligent, high energy and have in-depth PC and now Audiophile experience? -Keith" Keith was an unbelievably kind person. He would do everything he could to make people that traded with him 100% satisfied. When the GLOW amp that I bought from him arrived he spent 2 hours talking to me to make sure everything was set up correctly and functioning properly When we discovered it's headphone port was faulty he sent me his Tec-on 55 amp as a replacement and even offered me some speakers in case I wasn't satisfied. He was too nice a person to experience such an untimely death. I was really looking forward to an exciting year of working with him. I am lucky to have met him and even luckier to have befriended him. we will miss you keith. __________________ Q6600 GO @ 3.6 ghz, 4x1gb 800 mhz 4-4-4-5, Asus 4850, Asus p5e, 2 WD160gb Raid 0, Thermalright IFX 14,SB Xfi extreme music,Grado Sr 60s <3 Antec P182

7th September 2009, 10:47	#16
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 82,473	For those who want to leave a message to his friends and family, his cousin Eric has put up a guestbook here: http://obit.wsclancy.com/obitdisplay...isting=Current Attached Thumbnails __________________

31st August 2009, 01:59	#15
damian Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 21	RIP I'll send my prayers for him and his family.

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