RIP viking33

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RIP viking33

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It is with great sadness that I have to inform you of the passing away of our longtime member viking33 at the age of 89.

He was very active in Woody's Lounge, and initially also here in Eileen's Lounge, until his health deteriorated.

May he rest in peace.
Best wishes,
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That is very sad news.
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Very sad indeed! I always learned a lot from his posts whether in a tech thread or in Scuttlebutt.

Rest in Peace, Bob.
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I'm so sorry to hear. My condolences to the family.

I had no idea he was anywhere near that old. I trust that I'll be able to keep even close to being that mentally active as I start heading into the older person category.

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Agree with all the above. Death comes us all eventually, but it can often be a shock to hear that someone who you always expect to be around has now gone. RIP.
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That is sad news. I had noticed he had 'disappeared' from The Lounge but I had no idea why. I guessed it must have been something serious though as he no longer responded to private messages. My condolences to his family.

RIP Viking Bob :sailing: :sailing:

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HansV wrote:
22 Feb 2022, 22:47
May he rest in peace.
Viking33? Never.
He will be somewhere, always looking for a solution to pass on.
:sad:
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Very sad news. Repeat all the other comments.
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Sorry to hear this, :(

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Very sad news. Viking Bob's posts were always welcomed and an indication of his true knowledge. He will be missed. My Sincerest Condolences to his family.

R.I.P. Viking Bob … say hello to BigAl for me
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He will truly be missed

Yes, RIP and as stated above "Hello" to all of those from here that have passed.
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Sorry to hear this.

RIP Bob.
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Sad news indeed. Bob's appearances were sparse during the past while, due no doubt to health issues. I will certainly miss his contributions and his perspectives on many topics and life in general. I knew that Bob was an old-timer (like me) but I had no idea he had reached that age. RIP Bob. We will miss you.
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Travel safe on your new journey, Bob.
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Very sad news indeed, and so sorry to hear this.
We joined the old lounge the same year, a few years after that version was launched, and kept in touch every now and then via PMs, also in Eileen's Lounge. Great knowledge in so many areas, and humour.

My condolences to his family.

Rest in peace, sailor.
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