gregl515 - RIP

Memorial forum in memory of Watchlord members who have passed away
User avatar
four of diamonds

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by four of diamonds » September 9th 2015, 6:55pm

Sad to see someone living a full life pass when he was so young. I say young because I'm 59 and live like I'm 35. You never know when your time will come, so have your personal life in order and make the most of every minute. RIP Greg.
TemerityB
Troll
Posts: 17978
Joined: June 12th 2010, 10:00pm

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by TemerityB » September 9th 2015, 8:38pm

The one thing I know about life is how precious it is. To know that Greg passed on at the age of 59 is very sad to me. To see what koi posted puts a face on the man, and I appreciate him posting that notice.

For some reason, the loss of our members here really, really hurts. I admire the knowledge, humor, and writing of so many here, including the members who aren't around any longer. It's so sobering to think of the ones who have left us.

I just hope that people close to Greg find peace and comfort at this time. I'm just a schmoe on a watch site - I'll be thinking of them tonight.
"Funny how things that start spontaneously end that way. Eat a peach." - Neil Young
User avatar
conjurer
Owner
Posts: 34702
Joined: July 13th 2010, 10:00pm
Contact:

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by conjurer » September 9th 2015, 9:44pm

TemerityB wrote:The one thing I know about life is how precious it is. To know that Greg passed on at the age of 59 is very sad to me. To see what koi posted puts a face on the man, and I appreciate him posting that notice.

For some reason, the loss of our members here really, really hurts. I admire the knowledge, humor, and writing of so many here, including the members who aren't around any longer. It's so sobering to think of the ones who have left us.

I just hope that people close to Greg find peace and comfort at this time. I'm just a schmoe on a watch site - I'll be thinking of them tonight.


Yup. Well said.
User avatar
Nuvolari
Watchlord WIS
Posts: 3629
Joined: August 7th 2014, 5:53pm
Contact:

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by Nuvolari » September 9th 2015, 11:03pm

On Greg:
I agree with Schmoe. Sorry to hear of your early-checkout, Greg. Clearly you touched others in a meaningful way and have given us all a reminder to recalibrate and pay attention to what matters: to love friends & family and to serve the disenfranchised & less fortunate - that is the epidome of a life well-lived.

I steal words from the Irish when I say, "May you arrive in heaven three hours before the devil knows you're dead". Cheers, Friend.

On Death:
My first girlfriend died when I was 17; a family friend at 18, and other friends along the way - my favorite college professor was here for three semesters and one day, gone. Very early on I became acutely aware of how living is a temporary condition. About 15 years ago I was advised that I'd be "lucky" to live to be 40 - not only did I surpass that milestone, but Karma happened to later place me in the somewhat enjoyable position of denying that very doctor's loan request. For sound risk-based reasons... but still, being a dousch seldom helps.

Death? Fuck death, I'm gonna be a while, so you're just gonna have to wait. But just in case there is some sort of rush to abandon this vehicle... I -and you should, too- live, love, learn - and ENjoy! When your number comes up (how can it not?) hopefully you, too, will have people rallying to comment to your friends and family, - or here- how much they enjoyed knowing you. That's pretty much a win.

Looks like Greg won.
”Russian Warship - Go Fuck Yourself!”

Image
User avatar
anonymous-10

Post by anonymous-10 » September 10th 2015, 4:22am

I just noticed the date he passed. Kind of scary based on his user name. You guys with numbers in your user names might want to change names.
User avatar
koimaster
Founder
Posts: 46158
Joined: December 16th 2009, 11:00pm
Location: Oregon, Thanks for visiting! Now go back home!
Contact:

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by koimaster » September 10th 2015, 6:17pm

jason_recliner wrote:What the hell? That's terrible news.

Lords are dropping like flies.



That is lord of the flies
Image

1946-2006

“Your heart was warm and happy

With the lilt of Irish laughter

Every day and in every way

Now forever and ever after."
User avatar
artman
Master of Time
Posts: 3213
Joined: February 8th 2015, 5:42pm
Contact:

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by artman » September 11th 2015, 12:05am

Condolences to Greg's family and to those that knew him well. I did not know Greg, but from what I've read, he will be missed. You know, for a site filled with haters and a-holes there's an awful lot of (ahem) love that flow through these electronic pages. RIP Greg.
User avatar
themadhungarian

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by themadhungarian » September 12th 2015, 7:31pm

I am deeply saddened to hear this. He always backed my plays in the Slowpo days.


Anthony
User avatar
koimaster
Founder
Posts: 46158
Joined: December 16th 2009, 11:00pm
Location: Oregon, Thanks for visiting! Now go back home!
Contact:

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by koimaster » January 11th 2016, 10:51am

:cheers:

And to remind all here that another member also passed away last year. I was one of the lucky ones from what I was told.
Image

1946-2006

“Your heart was warm and happy

With the lilt of Irish laughter

Every day and in every way

Now forever and ever after."
User avatar
koimaster
Founder
Posts: 46158
Joined: December 16th 2009, 11:00pm
Location: Oregon, Thanks for visiting! Now go back home!
Contact:

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by koimaster » May 11th 2016, 8:06am

Gregory L. Lensbower





You received this e-mail because you signed the Guest Book for Gregory L. Lensbower at Public Opinion.

The Guest Book for Gregory L. Lensbower will go offline soon.

The Legacy.com Guest Book for Gregory L. Lensbower will remain online until 5/16/2016, after which it will no longer be available to read or add an entry. The Legacy.com team wants you to be aware of this should you wish to visit, print, or sponsor the Guest Book to keep it online longer.
Keep the Guest Book Online
Family and friends take comfort from Guest Books and value them as a lasting way to honor loved ones. A sponsored Guest Book allows visitors to continue to add entries on anniversaries, holidays, and other occasions.

Keep the Guest Book Online https://www.legacy.com/guestbooks/publi ... c_gbexpire

Visit the Guest Book http://www.legacy.com/guestbooks/public ... c_gbexpire



Legacy.com Memorial Websites

If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].

Thank you,
The Legacy.com team
Image

1946-2006

“Your heart was warm and happy

With the lilt of Irish laughter

Every day and in every way

Now forever and ever after."
User avatar
koimaster
Founder
Posts: 46158
Joined: December 16th 2009, 11:00pm
Location: Oregon, Thanks for visiting! Now go back home!
Contact:

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by koimaster » May 11th 2016, 8:51am

svaglic wrote:How much is it to keep it going? Does the forum have the funds to do it or do we need donations?


to put it up forever costs $79 which I will pay for but the only posts there are from a few members here. Input to keep it up by us or just let it go since apparently his family has not posted there.
Image

1946-2006

“Your heart was warm and happy

With the lilt of Irish laughter

Every day and in every way

Now forever and ever after."
User avatar
Mortuus Fakeuus

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by Mortuus Fakeuus » May 11th 2016, 11:09am

Alain - We do a good job right here @WL remembering Greg, what with the 'Retired WIS' threads. Perhaps we could have a 'WIS Remembered Day,' maybe during the Memorial Day weekend, where we can encourage our members to post in Greg's, Ed's and Clarence's threads, sharing their memories, etc.

As to Greg's guest book, where only four of us have posted, and there are no family inputs, I think it would be a less-than-appropriate expenditure of WL's -- or your -- finite resources. I recommend we let it expire (and I think my good friend, Greg, would agree with me).
eddiea
Founding Member & Master of Time
Posts: 10647
Joined: December 25th 2009, 11:00pm

Re: gregl515 - RIP

Post by eddiea » May 11th 2016, 4:23pm

koimaster wrote: I was one of the lucky ones from what I was told.


We almost lost you man but, is far from been your time...... and I'm glad.
Post Reply

Return to “Watchlord Memorial Forum”

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest