Godspeed PM2K

[DarthMau]

This news is very sad for me, he was very enthusiastic inside this forum, not long ago at his request I shared a few panels of a Mexican comic that he wanted. I'm very sad... He will always be remembered by us and I hope that him family will recover soon from their loss.

[stevensh12]

Sad news indeed he was a great Pearson who will be missed by all of us and more people beyond this forum

[DJlurker]

I... have no words. So sad... RIP.

[Qsvgitguy]

Man, that sucks.

[sixgunzloaded]

Wow. This hit me like a brick. I spoke with him maybe a month ago through private email regarding a collaboration we were going to do. He sent me a new story he wrote and I was going to do a picture story for it. I'd sent him some sample pics of two of the characters and he really liked them.

He seemed happy. And now...

It's hard to fathom that this beautiful, generous, creative soul is gone from our lives and the lives of his loved ones. He was one of the best of us. He replied to all our posts and, as far as I could tell, was unfailingly kind and appreciative to all of us. To me, he was one of the backbones of this community. I feel, like I'm sure many do, like I - we - have lost a true friend.

If this community had a flag, it would be at half-mast right now.
We Love You PM2K and We Will Miss You Terribly.

Sixgunzloaded

[velocity88]

There are just no words. I never would have guessed…

Wherever you are, my friend, I hope you are content, and at peace.

Thank you for leaving your mark on all of us. No one here will forget you.

You will be missed.


Farewell.

[Duncan Edwards]

His memory will be added to a list of those that went out of their way to help us all while they were here. He was a very cool guy and had some input behind the scenes on things that haven't been viewed here yet. We exchanged personal messages every now and then because I could count on him to be an honest and able critic. He was inherently nice. I was a big fan of his "real girl" manipulations as I referred to them and appreciated his ability to see things. As Fred mentioned he was thought of very well in his life beyond this place. We are tasked with maintaining part of his legacy that nobody else may know about. For as long as any of us are here we will keep him with us by remembering him and his creativity respectfully and fondly.

Thanks friend. Great work.

[triclopse]

The world was a better place when he was in it. Now it's missing a good person, and everything else he would have given.

[Aiko]

This is very sad and unexpected news indeed. He has been such an integral part of our community for so long. I wish I could somehow turn back time just to thank him for all his contributions over the years.

[Solrex]

May I ask how he died? Hopefully not anything related to drowning/fatiguing in quicksand, right?