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David DeVere *** September 23, 1968 -- June 6th, 2012
Re: David DeVere *** September 23, 1968 -- June 6th, 2012
by Muad'dib on Tue Jul 16, 2013 1:12 pm
Devere, sorry I missed your anniversary. Godspeed, yo!
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Re: David DeVere *** September 23, 1968 -- June 6th, 2012
by Cavin_M on Fri Aug 02, 2013 5:59 pm
Great eyes.
My man lived full-on.
Never spoke to him, but clear to see.
Peace to his people. (Beautiful post from his mother that I've just seen)
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My man lived full-on.
Never spoke to him, but clear to see.
Peace to his people. (Beautiful post from his mother that I've just seen)
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Re: David DeVere *** September 23, 1968 -- June 6th, 2012
by Tom on Mon Sep 23, 2013 9:45 am
Happy birthday, dude. If there is a heaven, I hope you've found some new riffs to play. Cheers.
Ku jin gan lai (苦尽甘来).
After bitter, the sweet comes.
After bitter, the sweet comes.
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Re: David DeVere *** September 23, 1968 -- June 6th, 2012
by dionysia on Fri Jun 06, 2014 12:08 pm
Two years my man -- and there are still so many things I wish could have gone down differently for all of us. Shine on crazy diamond <^>
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Re: David DeVere *** September 23, 1968 -- June 6th, 2012
by Tom on Thu Jun 06, 2019 7:35 pm
Memories . . . the community you made possible is still here, sharing experiences, tasteless humor and spiraling arguments.
It's poignant, you passing on June 6, a day that perhaps more than any other signifies the ethos and sacrifice of "the greatest generation" whose military endeavors you were so interested in.
Noli oblivisci.
It's poignant, you passing on June 6, a day that perhaps more than any other signifies the ethos and sacrifice of "the greatest generation" whose military endeavors you were so interested in.
Noli oblivisci.
Ku jin gan lai (苦尽甘来).
After bitter, the sweet comes.
After bitter, the sweet comes.
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