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	ljers4eternityoctoberland		It'll end in tears... On January 23rd of this year mathyula took his own life. He was only 37 years old and left behind a young daughter not to mention a musical legacy and many people that loved him and will miss him greatly.I feel bad for not posting this sooner. Matt and I met at 9jezebel9's funeral and in February of 2004 he found this community and posted an entry about her:http://community.livejournal.com/ljers4eternity/28567.htmlIt seems only right that I return the favor though I wish I did not have the occasion to do so. I am not surprised that Matt is gone but I am saddened by it and will carry the burden of his death as I have Tara's. I would give almost anything to have either one of them back.I'll leave you with his last public LJ entry and a link to his obituary. Also note that my icon is a photo he took in Fitchburg MA.http://www.tributes.com/show/Matthew-Davis-90632308August 12, 2010_As the Darkness creeps over the Northern mountains of Norway and the silence reach the woods I awake and rise... Into the night I wander like many nights before, and like in my dreams, but centuries ago_Rest in peace Matthew.

	ljers4eternityeffervescent		The recent months have seen two LJ users lose their battles with Cystic Fibrosis.65redrosesHer journal documents her journey with the illness, the documentary '65_RedRoses' that was made about her double lung transplant in 2007, and her life and her love. Her journal contains many links to articles that confirm her existence and her passing.Eva Markvoort passed away on March 27th, 2010. She was 25.aubrey_osirisAlso 25, she passed away on October 15th, 2010. Confirmed here by her twin sister (locked entry, but membership is open) and also in an external obituary here. Original founder of the cystic_fibrosis community. I urge anyone who is reading this to consider becoming an organ donor.

	ljers4eternityladyhelen		Pudi, 1972 - 2009 mirrorworld - "Pudi" - took his own life on 3 December 2009. I've been meaning to post here for some time, but thinking about it just hurt too much. Eventually I realised that if I waited until it didn't hurt any more, I'd never post it.Pudi was also the maintainer of http://www.lifewood.org/ - the online garden of remembrance mentioned on the userinfo page for this community. I don't know what will happen to Lifewood now.We miss you Pudi - you were the living definition of the phrase "gentle giant" and one of the sweetest men I ever knew. RIP.Mood: melancholy