Post: #11

Very sad to hear

RIP Sillykitty

Post: #12

Wow....so sad to hear this.

Post: #13

I am sorry for her family's loss. This is sad to hear.
In Pheotruth, she will live on from all her post and threads she wrote.

Post: #14

So sad and sudden an announcement. What happened?

Post: #15

I would only be making assumptions from the information I do know and from what I learned from her son when I found out. In the interest of privacy and compassion for her family and friends it would be in everyone's best interest to just say I don't know and leave it at that.

What I do know is she was a loving mother, genuinely cared for those around her, wanted to do good onto others and lived life fully. Even when she came upon tough times in this terrible economy she still always lived, loved and laughed and found it in herself to remind others how wonderful life is. We became close friends over the years as many of us tend to do. I always looked forward to her calls which were zany, whacky, over-the-top silliness which describes her to a T. She could talk up a storm and sometimes had me wondering if she could take up Olympic swimming because it seemed as if she never even took a breath between words.

One story in particular she told me, had her going from a job interview at a big hospital data imaging company to her local pub, to an all night impromptu rave on the top of a volcano all the while never even changing her clothes but returning home with considerably less.

Sillykitty was quite the character and nothing I can say about her unfortunate passing will ever take away her zeal for living. Yes my friends she will be missed, but please when you remember her think of the smiles and happiness she brought to those around her.

Enjoy and be happy
Steve O

Post: #16

(07-24-2012 2:37 AM)SteveO Wrote:  In the interest of privacy and compassion for her family and friends it would be in everyone's best interest to just say I don't know and leave it at that.

We've had at least two deaths in the phero community. Tacitus was the first. I'm very interested, for obvious and admittedly somewhat selfish reasons, to know if cause of death in either case was something other than a preventable accident.

Post: #17

Damn... I rarely visit this forum, but decided to pop in just now. SK was awesome. She was my e-cig buddy, and we used to talk about all the new and wacky mods people came up with. I hadn't talked to her in some time, but still... RIP.

Post: #18

Sad.

RIP SillyKitty, you will be missed.

Post: #19

I haven't been in the forum community long enough to know her unfortunately. But any news of death if a member is still tragic.

My condolences. RIP to her.

Post: #20

(07-24-2012 2:37 AM)SteveO Wrote:  I would only be making assumptions from the information I do know and from what I learned from her son when I found out. In the interest of privacy and compassion for her family and friends it would be in everyone's best interest to just say I don't know and leave it at that.

What I do know is she was a loving mother, genuinely cared for those around her, wanted to do good onto others and lived life fully. Even when she came upon tough times in this terrible economy she still always lived, loved and laughed and found it in herself to remind others how wonderful life is. We became close friends over the years as many of us tend to do. I always looked forward to her calls which were zany, whacky, over-the-top silliness which describes her to a T. She could talk up a storm and sometimes had me wondering if she could take up Olympic swimming because it seemed as if she never even took a breath between words.

One story in particular she told me, had her going from a job interview at a big hospital data imaging company to her local pub, to an all night impromptu rave on the top of a volcano all the while never even changing her clothes but returning home with considerably less.

Sillykitty was quite the character and nothing I can say about her unfortunate passing will ever take away her zeal for living. Yes my friends she will be missed, but please when you remember her think of the smiles and happiness she brought to those around her.

Enjoy and be happy
Steve O

You have class Mr Steve O.