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In reply to the discussion: Pinboy3niners obituary [View all]LeftInTX
(25,565 posts)The election of Trump is also channeling many of us into that direction.
Kinda sad about his son, but I totally see how working for the good of others and being involved in activism is a family.
I'm glad that he was able to devote his energies toward helping others.
As you probably know, he was the punster here on DU. He was known for his sense of humor. However, beneath a talented punster usually lies a gifted writer/speaker. The ability to write and speak, I believe is a true talent.
I so often wish I had talent in that area because those talents are a big part of being able to create change in our society.
I'm glad that he had those talents and most importantly, that he used them to help others.
It doesn't surprise me that he was generous, but also frugal. I think many of us here on DU are the same way.
Thank you so much for sharing about your brother. We're so sorry for your loss.