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Carolyn

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I don't really know how to address those who were with me and Buck's family in thought, prayer, and support through this week.

Your love, prayers, thoughts, and faith in Buck, his wife, family,friends, me, and each other as a community is a gift that will not soonbe forgotten.

A few hundred people, literally, went to the services at 11:00yesterday morning. Buck packed The House, and it was a very big church.

We were all doing fine through Buck's Eulogy - until his daughtermentioned what you did with your Candle Ceremony, and your moment ofsilence at 3:00 on Thursday. She told them how his friends all over theWorld in Germany, England, etc., paused or woke up, lit a candle andhad a moment of silence. That was the only time her daughter chokedback her tears. I don't think their was a tissue not being used oncethat was mentioned.

Each of you that have been inspired by Buck, inspired him. He wasn't aBSer. (Bull****er). He didn't care to waste his time, and he didn'tlike having his time wasted. "Life's too short", he used to say. If heresponded to you, touched you, cared about you, or helped you, it wasbecause he truly believed in you. I loved that about Carl. No fluff, nob.s.

Thank you so much for reaching out the way you did. I can honestly saythat you were one of the 'talk of the town' at the Celebration ofCarl's life. So many people were moved by how you honored him.

Buck's now watching over us. I know that he'd say, "I don't recall everhaving seen that done before. I wonder if it has." ("No, Buck. It'snever been done before. You were, and remain, One of a Kind, My Dear,Dear Friend.)

From the changing of your avatar, to the moment of silence, to thegathering of his advice and putting it together, to the making of awebsite for him, and the list goes on and on.

Thank you - So Very Very Much - for helping The Missus, his children,his community, and me get through one of hardest loses we'll ever haveto deal with.

I will have a basket at the Boathouse Party for those that wish to sendsympathy cards to his wife and children. Those that won't be able toattend the party can send me a PM and I'll send you an address.

Again, from the bottom of my heart Thank You for all you've done. You were our light at the end of the tunnel.

God Bless Buck Jones, and God Bless You and Yours.

Much Love,
-Carolyn
 
I haven't been on the forum much -- it's beenhard expecting "Buck" to reply to some of the posts, then it hits onceagain that he's no longer with us.

I finally got a letter off to Helen -- difficult to do through thetears. Haven't been able to find the right words for Carolyn-- it's just so sad.

I'm not surprised the Buck "packed the house" -- he was quite a man.

It's so wonderful that everyone paid such tribute to such a specialperson. The ideas that everyone came up with weretouching. Carl deserved no less.



Pam
 
Carolyn, thank you for filling us in oneverything. You, Carl, Helen & their family have all been in myprayers and thoughts. I just wish I could have been there in person.

I too am very touched by everything that has taken place over the last week.

It's very hard to collect the right words to fully describe how I feel.

Carl has been spoken of as being a humble person....I was very humbledin his presence. I only met him and Helen once, but it is a memory Iwill carry forever. I can still feel the warmth of his handshake. Thefeeling of being with a great mentor is the closest description, butmuch more than that. If compassion was light, he would have lit eventhe darkest hour. His last post was even to offer assistance andguidance.

Salt of the earth and now of the heavens above. Peace be with him.

I also want to say that I am honored to be among the members of this forum. Good form, people!!

~Jim
 
Here is a picture I took of the sunset the day of Buck's funeral

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I have never seen such an amazing sunset in my whole life.:)

~Amy

 
Carolyn, You know that I'm not one forwords (sometimes I wish I was) but, my heart & thoughts havebeen with you, Helen, and Buck's family all the time.Charlotte
 
OMG im sorry to hear about his passing~ Im noton here much but when i read this it broke my heart! He has helped meALOT withquestions i have asked! To his family and friendsthey are in my prayers!:pink iris:
 
Thank you Carolyn.

I am still stunned by his passing. I keep on expecting to see him hereand when it hits me that he's not, it makes my stomach drop a bit. Thismay sound odd of someone I've never met in person, but I will literallyremember him and think of him for the rest of my life and how he'stouched me in the short time I knew him here.
 
Stephanie wrote:
Iam still stunned by his passing. I keep on expecting to see him hereand when it hits me that he's not, it makes my stomach drop a bit. Thismay sound odd of someone I've never met in person, but I will literallyremember him and think of him for the rest of my life and how he'stouched me in the short time I knew him here.

Ditto.
 
I understand completely how you feel. :sad:

I'm so sorry.

:rose:

Love,
-Carolyn
 
Stephanie wrote:
Thank you Carolyn.

I am still stunned by his passing. I keep on expecting to see him hereand when it hits me that he's not, it makes my stomach drop a bit. Thismay sound odd of someone I've never met in person, but I will literallyremember him and think of him for the rest of my life and how he'stouched me in the short time I knew him here.
I feel that way too. I've been in tears over this somuch. I feel so blessed to have known him through this forum,even for a little while.

Jen


 
JimD wrote:
Carolyn, thank you for filling us in on everything. You,Carl, Helen & their family have all been in my prayers andthoughts. I just wish I could have been there in person.

I too am very touched by everything that has taken place over the last week.

It's very hard to collect the right words to fully describe how I feel.

Carl has been spoken of as being a humble person....I was very humbledin his presence. I only met him and Helen once, but it is a memory Iwill carry forever. I can still feel the warmth of his handshake. Thefeeling of being with a great mentor is the closest description, butmuch more than that. If compassion was light, he would have lit eventhe darkest hour. His last post was even to offer assistance andguidance.

Salt of the earth and now of the heavens above. Peace be with him.

I also want to say that I am honored to be among the members of this forum. Good form, people!!

~Jim
I couldn't say it any betterthanthis. I only wish I would have had the pleasure ofmeeting Buckin person as you did. I envy you thatmemory.....:(

Buck's character guidedmethrough some real tough patches.He will be aguiding light in my heart for the rest of my life.

Raspberry
 

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