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Re: RIP Jan Eiken (Old55) 2015/04/08 17:10:16 (permalink)
Sad news indeed. Just saw this. Great guy. Had dinner with him and shared some tunes. Vaya con dios amigo.

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Re: RIP Jan Eiken (Old55) 2015/04/30 16:18:42 (permalink)
Blimey.
 
I haven't looked in for a long time this is a shocker to read.
 
His conduct on this forum was always gently well-natured and fun.  I just knew I'd have been fond of him had I met him in person too.
 
RIP Jan.

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Re: RIP Jan Eiken (Old55) 2015/10/29 20:04:54 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby sharke 2015/10/30 02:28:02
He was my best friend when I worked at Unisys and for many years after!  I knew he was having issues with cancer and had hoped he would beat it.  I lost my mom to the same cancer in 2012 and he was there for me, even though he was going through his own struggle with it.  I have been searching for several months for any information I could find on him and today was the first day I could find anything.  The last time we talked, he sounded in such good spirits but, after e-mailing him several times and not getting an answer, I started to worry.  Now I know I had good reason to.  I miss him immensely and always will and I am sorry I did not get the chance to say good-bye to this amazing, wonderful man! 
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Re: RIP Jan Eiken (Old55) 2015/10/30 03:23:40 (permalink)
This place was definitely better with his presence.

 
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Re: RIP Jan Eiken (Old55) 2015/10/30 13:37:49 (permalink)
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He was my best friend when I worked at Unisys and for many years after!  I knew he was having issues with cancer and had hoped he would beat it.  I lost my mom to the same cancer in 2012 and he was there for me, even though he was going through his own struggle with it.  I have been searching for several months for any information I could find on him and today was the first day I could find anything.  The last time we talked, he sounded in such good spirits but, after e-mailing him several times and not getting an answer, I started to worry.  Now I know I had good reason to.  I miss him immensely and always will and I am sorry I did not get the chance to say good-bye to this amazing, wonderful man! 





Sorry for your loss. He was well liked around here and his untimely departure saddened the community.

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Re: RIP Jan Eiken (Old55) 2015/11/01 10:31:58 (permalink)
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He was my best friend when I worked at Unisys and for many years after!  I knew he was having issues with cancer and had hoped he would beat it.  I lost my mom to the same cancer in 2012 and he was there for me, even though he was going through his own struggle with it.  I have been searching for several months for any information I could find on him and today was the first day I could find anything.  The last time we talked, he sounded in such good spirits but, after e-mailing him several times and not getting an answer, I started to worry.  Now I know I had good reason to.  I miss him immensely and always will and I am sorry I did not get the chance to say good-bye to this amazing, wonderful man! 


The remaining Forum Monkeys (which he was an integral part of) paid tribute to him THIS WAY
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Re: RIP Jan Eiken (Old55) 2015/11/05 13:55:47 (permalink)
my condolences, Vicky and I'm sorry you had to find out this way.  Jan was well liked and respected here and missed very much, now.  I didn't get to meet Jan in person, but we tried to get together when I was in San Diego a few months back, but he didn't feel good during our visit and we never got the chance to connect.
 
sorry for your loss. 

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