Would it be a good or bad thing to get a link to this thread for any loved ones? I know if it was my mom/dad/brother/uncle posting things like this I might want to read some of it. There might be some bad stuff in here too that some might not want them to see but that is why I am asking.

I've never experienced reading someone who was so unfazed by impending death. I'm sure it wasn't easy, but that guy was really good at dying.

RIP Ed.

You will be missed. Send us a note about Heaven's golden streets.

I wouldn't. He did post a lot about his struggles(especially as the disease progressed) and if I'm one of the family members I might feel a tinge of guilt thinking I didn't do more to help alleviate the suffering.

****ing A right. He fought like a champ and drowned the beast. **** cancer.

RIP Ed.

Cheers to a life well-lived good sir. I know you will be blessed by God in heaven. :BLVD:

I actually don't think we should. It's always been a positive-outlook thread, and I don't see a strong argument that that should be changed (particularly since this thread is destined for the HOC as soon as we run out of things to say).

RIP Ed. What an amazing journey. You touched so many here with your words. God Bless.

**** Cancer.

Kinda dusty in here for a man I never met.....

Godspeed Ed. You are already missed.

Bummer.

Rest in peace, Ed. You are now pain free and with your savior. That's GREAT news to me.

RIP, sir.
Thank you for your story and time.

Same here.

RIP Ed. Your life lessons will never be forgotten.

I know some of you know Ed's full name.

Hopefully someone can post his obituary when it's released. I would love to read about his life.

Thanks for informing us Timbone

For a person what he's been through and then to be on hospice and still inspriring, advising, sharing so much more until the end...That's just pure righteousness right there. God bless his family and loved ones. The soul of that man is amazing.

May he Rest In Peace