Passing of a hearth.com member

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Swedishchef

Minister of Fire
Hearth Supporter
Jan 17, 2010
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Inuvik, Northwest Territories
Hi guys

Unfortunately I have ot been active on the forum for a couple of years (and I'm back). That's a story for another day.

Just an FYI, a good friend of mine passed yesterday. His name is Laurent and he is a forum member (Laurent.Cyr). In fact, I met him on this forum!! We noticed through our conversations that we worked in the same line of work and had the same employer.

A few years ago he told me, on a private chat via this forum, that he had pancreatic cancer. Over the past 5 years we became great friends. He passed away last evening after a long hard battle. He was surrounded by family and I will ensure they will keep burning in his awesome Jotul stove.

RIP my friend.

Andrew

[Hearth.com] Passing of a hearth.com member
 
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Prayers going out to you...and my deepest sympathies & condolences to you.

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Rip. May your firewood be dry and well stacked.
 
Sorry for the loss.
 
It is part of life, albeit an unpleasant part.
That said, it shows that people on this forum can forge bonds!

Indeed..may his new world be filled of dry stacks of white oak. He loved his stove!! He was burning in it the weeks leading up to his hospitalization.

Cheers
 
Soar with the Eagles Laurent. Be free
 
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Sorry to hear about this, Andrew. I remember him, from just a few years back.

It's good to see you back here, but I'm sorry it's under these circumstances. Grab a beer, pull up a chair, welcome back.
 
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Real sorry for your friend’s passing.
 
Losing a friend is hard. All the best to you and his family. Thanks for letting us know.


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Pretty cool...

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On another note, any eulogy with the following sentence is a good eulogy (I am slightly bias); " keep the garden growing and the fire burning...we will meet again".
 
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