Firstly, as a teenage girl that was a big rock fan, hearing of the death of Phil Lynott (or Phillip to his friends, famously...) of Thin Lizzy, back at the start of 1986 was the first to make me cry uncontrollably....such a hugely talented individual that was staging a solo resurgence at the time...
...and, last year, the loss of both Neil Peart (of Rush) and Ed Van Halen (of...erhhh...do I really have to answer that one?!?) both of cancer really bummed me out. Virtuosos both on their respective instruments (drums and guitar, respectively) and a HUGE part of my life....
My world is a little [i]less[/i] because of their passings....but a little [i]more[/i] because of what they gave me in their art...
I don't know who he is. But I saw it wasn't suicide related which if I honest I'm glad about. But his death is still very saddening none the less. Its sad that a seizure ended his life. But I hope that means that he might have been in a deep sleep. Dreaming hopefully quick and peaceful. He was clearly to pure for this world and he was called to greener pastures. His life has touched many and I hope that for the time he was here it was significant to influencing positively those left behind.
I'm sorry if I sound insensitive that's not my intention. I genuinely believe his life and death wasn't in vain. And it's for us to take from it something positive.
@Mellowgirl as for pure you’re correct. That was very easy to see. There was never a bad word said about him before nor after his death even a year and a half later as he stays remembered by family, friends, costars, and fans. there’s actually a charity to carry out his legacy of all the charitable work he done. No his death wasn’t in vain though the good this boy could had done had he lived would be so amazing and inspiring💖
@Thunderlord03 i see why you mentioned that name thats the name of the guy you posted about. That sucks.. He was younger than adam sandler and Sandler still alive i think
@TimingQuasars yes, it affected me so much given I was the same age as him and growing up I’d watch grown ups and Jessie a lot and really enjoyed watching him in these projects so to hear of his passing was a great tragedy to me. Cameron Boyce actually dies at 20 in his sleep from sudden death in epilepsy, he just had a terrible seizure he didn’t wake from unfortunately😕
