Ace of Hades
#Demko4Vezina
****** news. Unfortunately he couldn't witness the canucks winning the cup when he was alive. RIP
RIP longtime HF Canucks fan and global moderator, parabola
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HYORI 1963
Grit & Character
Hey, a Kings fan here. Just wanted to pass along condolences for your loss. He sounds like a very likable poster.
EpochLink
Canucks and Jets fan
I haven't posted on here for awhile, I just found out today 
RIP Parabola, you were always the peacemaker around here..this sucks.
Hope you rest easy my friend..
RIP Parabola, you were always the peacemaker around here..this sucks.
Hope you rest easy my friend..
Johnny Hoxville
The Return of a Legend
ted2019
History of Hockey
Curious since I didn't see it in his obit, but what stage of Lymphoma did he have if anyone knows?
KnightofBoston
Registered User
He's gonna be watching the canucks win now, just in another dimension of our own, he was truly a good guy and im bummed he was taken from us so early, but I truly believe it's not the end for him.
Everyone be sure to tell your loved ones I love you today
Everyone be sure to tell your loved ones I love you today
I am toxic
. . . even in small doses
He never got back to us about the staging. He had a kidney transplant earlier this year, so I presume this arose due to him being on anti-rejection drugs (EBV lymphoma). He was between a rock and hard place at that point.
Parabola seemed mellow and mature way beyond his years during the entire decade I knew him
here. That means he was only 19 when I first had the impression that he was an older man in a
wheelchair. That's a compliment: he truly was an "old soul."
So, appropriately for such a one, I salute him with the poem I always connect with my brother,
who died tragically at age 19 when I was 17. It's Catullus's great ode to his dead brother, poem 101,
which concludes: Atque in perpetuum frater ave atque vale.
"And forever, brother, hail and farewell."
here. That means he was only 19 when I first had the impression that he was an older man in a
wheelchair. That's a compliment: he truly was an "old soul."
So, appropriately for such a one, I salute him with the poem I always connect with my brother,
who died tragically at age 19 when I was 17. It's Catullus's great ode to his dead brother, poem 101,
which concludes: Atque in perpetuum frater ave atque vale.
"And forever, brother, hail and farewell."
petrishriekandgo
Why not us?
RIP Parabola... always enjoyed your take on these boards. You'll be missed. Condolences to his family and friends as well.
ottawa
Avatar of the Year*
Brutal, I wish I hadn't seen this...my thoughts are with your family old friend.
RIP Parabola & Octopi...awful month for HF, losing two great posters.
RIP Parabola & Octopi...awful month for HF, losing two great posters.
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Wow. I have always had time for his posts as he always had good insight. Very sad to see him go so soon.
RIP
RIP
DaleCooper
NEVER 4GET
What a horrible thing. I spent a lot of years in the chat room with parabola and all those folks. RIP.
ted2019
History of Hockey
I had stage 3 in 2009 and it's extremely difficult on your body afterwards. You never, ever even feel remotely better again.
