Rest peacefully, timberlandko

His very last post is so indicative of the person he was - always lending
a helping hand.

Goodbye, Kevin. I am glad that it was swift.

For Kevin's lady:

You will never forget, but in time, remembering gets easier.

I put on Verdi loud, but that's for me, I don't remember Kevin's favorite music. Let's find out and play some...

Timber was a great guy. Didn't matter the topic, or if I agreed with him or not. I will genuinely miss him.

Ahhh, Kevin.

I'm so glad we met - even though you posted the worst ever photo of me. Who posts photos of a friend who's trying to stay awake through 3 or 4 hours of timber and Set jawing at a 24-hour breakfast joint - starting around midnight - after some inhaling? You did.

Who sat and showed me photos of his puppy pack and the lovely J for hours while we sat on the floor in a hotel room? You did.

Who had waaaaaay too much fun with Set and then fell down/went boom on the grass laughing too hard and scaring the bejesus out of my little puppies? You did.

I pulled your cell number out the other day. I'd saved it for a just-in-case. Wanted to call. Scared to call.

Who proudly wore his A2Kwear (or should that be ware? :wink: ) and left me unable to imagine the clothes on anyone else? You did.

Who's going to make me break a rule?






I'll miss you.

Thank you, Bethie.

wow.

my wishes of peace to his family, both two and four legged.

Jane is so right, he was gentle and good, and smart as the dickens.

What a great loss to A2K and to the world. My deepest sympathies to Mrs Timber and all who loved him. Thankyou Jespah.

Beth gave me a clue he liked Big Brother and the Holding Company, link here -
http://www.bbhc.com/

I'm a dummy at getting good sound here, but you get the idea.

Like squinny, I too was wondering where the heck Timber was for the RP thread earlier today.

Sorry to hear he is gone. He will be missed as will his computer advice.

I didn't bump into Timber often but he seemed to have a gentle humour about him. Thanks for letting us know, Jespah, and for letting us know him a little better through your words.

What a shock. I had the pleasure of meeting timber. We didn't see eye to eye on a lot of things, but he was a kind man. He will be missed.

Well, actually the link Beth gave me was here -
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=14801#14801,

but she said there are more pages of links.

I still have a Janis album, and still have a turntable. I'll try to get that going, in respect.

This is just...unbelievable.

The guy was SOLID.




(Thanks for the picture, Beth. I'd never seen one of timber, but he looked just like I always imagined he would.)

Not to burble, or maybe only to burble shortly. Kevin and I differed massively on some questions and concurred on others. Whatever. He did so much good, was unstinting in helpfulness.

I loved his photos of the dogs afield.

very saddened to hear this news. my deepest sympathy to the bereaved.

Dammit, 'KO, this place won't be the same without you.

You're the only one I ever knew who could use "figger" and "Abrahamic
Mythopoeia" in the same sentence and carry it off.

Requiescat in pace.

People are supposed to be living into their mid 70's these days..... Damn!

I was really looking forward to meeting him one day.

A very smart guy, he was also so very down-to-earth.