In MemoriamJames Durrant1977-1993 James was the first person to ever approach me and show interests in me as an individual. He was an outcast himself, and I don’t know if he sensed that in me as well, or if he was just trying to find someone to be friends with in our 7th grade gym […]
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In MemoriamStephen HawkingJanuary 8, 1942 – March 14, 2018 I was first introduced to Stephen Hawking through his masterpiece A Brief History of Time. His ability in describing the universe helped not only my understanding of it, but he helped me realize my place in the universe. His continuous study and evolving understanding of Black
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In MemoriamKacey Jeremy LeavittJanuary 10, 1996 – January 29th, 2018 I had the honor of being a Pallbearer at my nephews funeral this past Saturday. It was a long day that celebrated the memory and achievements of this incredibly brilliant and warm man. My first interactions with him were sparse, as I was stationed in
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In MemoriamAnton Szandor LaVey1930-1997 He lived a life that most find unbelievable. Those who believe it, desire the same. He was and remains the most powerful Satanic force in the world. The aftershocks of his life are felt throughout the world, even in the dark corners where their meaning is lost. You cannot separate him
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In MemoriamThomas Campbell1952-1996 I have a troubled relationship with my father. Yes he gave me life, yes he was absent from most of my formative years, but he was my father. I dreamed of having a meaningful father-son relationship with him growing up. When I finally tracked him down after I graduated high school, I
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