Farewell sweet friend
Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all. -Dale Carnegie
Today I'm sad and overcome by a sense of loss. When I first started blogging I never realized how even in a virtual world you can meet such wonderful people who can reach across and touch your life and heart with their words and thoughts. How human connections get formed which sometimes never needs a face or a name,how strangers can become good friends and friendship can be found at all unlikely places. Today I came to know one such person who had touched my life is no more. It's true I never met the person,it's also true that I never spoke to the person anytime but he was a friend who 
reached out through his words ,his blog and his thoughts. He was perhaps one of the most loving,caring ,thoughtful and wonderful person I had met even if it was just virtually. Sometimes it is not how long we live on this earth that matters, but how we lived it is perhaps what sets certain people apart from the crowd.He certainly had a way about him,a compassionate,trusting and a friend who always made me smile with his wonderful sense of humor. Even through his struggles he was exceptional and inspirational. At a young age of 44 yrs he passed away last week due to rupture of a brain aneurysm. Baron Ectar,my friend,even though you called yourself as the Professor of all that is unnecessary your life and blog
was anything but that. Tearful Farewell sweet friend. I wish I had known you in person but atleast I was fortunate to have known you at all even if it was through this virtual world. My heart goes out to your wonderful friends and family,can't imagine the loss they might be feeling,they are certainly in my thoughts and prayers.
reached out through his words ,his blog and his thoughts. He was perhaps one of the most loving,caring ,thoughtful and wonderful person I had met even if it was just virtually. Sometimes it is not how long we live on this earth that matters, but how we lived it is perhaps what sets certain people apart from the crowd.He certainly had a way about him,a compassionate,trusting and a friend who always made me smile with his wonderful sense of humor. Even through his struggles he was exceptional and inspirational. At a young age of 44 yrs he passed away last week due to rupture of a brain aneurysm. Baron Ectar,my friend,even though you called yourself as the Professor of all that is unnecessary your life and blog
was anything but that. Tearful Farewell sweet friend. I wish I had known you in person but atleast I was fortunate to have known you at all even if it was through this virtual world. My heart goes out to your wonderful friends and family,can't imagine the loss they might be feeling,they are certainly in my thoughts and prayers.I was reading his last comment on my blog -" am moving to Canada - do you all like farmers?! LOL - I love it up there!"-
We certainly would have loved to have you here too Baron. The world certainly needed such unique,kind hearted people like you. Rest in peace Baron,you shall always be missed.
