RIP Eon? Please say its a joke.

[Zoops]

Yeah, I was pretty shocked when I found out. He was a good dude, no question about it.
I loved his rambling and seemingly (until you actually thought about what he was saying) nonsensical posts.

We corresponded via e-mail quite a bit and I miss him dearly now that he's gone.

You never miss your water till your well runs dry.

RIP, Eon.

[makadone7dayz3]

Wow that freaking sucks RIP

[Spore]

Ods-some are planned,deliberate.Some are accidental.Some are freak occurrences and some painfully predictable.Some are preventable and some are not.
They're all tragic.

QFT.

RIP Eon you will be missed. You were unique, smart and stirred my brain up a little. Your topic about time travel/being a psychic or something involving some sort of painting and a restaurant and shit stuck in my head for weeks.
I will never forget what you said about pain on my user page shortly before you died. "Make friends with pain and you will never be alone" or something really close to that, as I am quoting/phrasing off memory and I fux with benzos. But requiescant en pace Eon, may you have found the oblivion you were searching for.

[DeadCat]

Add me to th elist of those ho feel his loss personally. He and I exchanged emails and sme VMs where we shared our dissatisfactions with our world as well as favorite books and "philosophies."

I am sure this was accidental. Eon was fully invested in changing the world for the better wiith his work and I know he passed that quality on to his daughter who tries to do the same in her own work. He wouldn't quit. He was another casualty of th e"war" on drugs, a war on us, the users.

You did good, man and the changes your efforts brought about will last a good long while.

-DC

[Lolleedee]

I can't believe we lost another one.  Eon was such an interesting person and I loved all of his posts! His creativity, intelligence and great love for his family was evident in all his posts.

I hope you are feeling nothing but pure joy, free from the pain.  See you on the other side, comrade!

[St. Theresa]

Add me to th elist of those ho feel his loss personally. He and I exchanged emails and sme VMs where we shared our dissatisfactions with our world as well as favorite books and "philosophies."

I am sure this was accidental. Eon was fully invested in changing the world for the better wiith his work and I know he passed that quality on to his daughter who tries to do the same in her own work. He wouldn't quit. He was another casualty of th e"war" on drugs, a war on us, the users.

You did good, man and the changes your efforts brought about will last a good long while.

-DC

Yeah, man...Im having a hard time believing this was anything but an tragic accident. Although none of us were in his head or knew what was going on him besides what he told us, I just can't see his passing as intentional.

Sad.

[Bhoris]

Another friend gone too soon and it never gets any easier. RIP Eon.

[monkawat]

Eon and I talked a bit off site a couple months ago. He had messaged me about my forum avatar at the time's phrase- Vires Montesque Vincimus- and we got to talking about his climbing hobby (seemed more like a true lifestyle  and absolute passion for him).

Cool old dude, I wish his family and friends nothing but the best.

[razor girl]

We realized we had known each other online for something like 17 years, starting with alt.drugs.hard pre google, back when it was on deja.com.  He lived in Mammoth Lakes, one of the most beautiful places in the world and a place I have been to a bunch of times and we were planning to meet up if I made it to SF next spring as I'm planning to.  I guess that won't happen.  I had a bad feeling when he started writing about ordering the fent analogues, those + the freak could put anyone down.  RIP my friend, you are very missed.

[Flutterby]

So sorry to read this. RIP

[jdub]

I really liked Eon. He was intelligent, compassionate, and wise. I'll miss him. RIP, Eon.