Meyer Jordan, RIP

[Big Lou]

Very sad news. Our condolences to Jordan’s family and friends. May he Rest In Peace.

 

[Ian]

Very sad news . Thank you for letting us know @adavisus.

RIP Meyer Jordan.

I spoke to him a little while ago and he created a digital archive of a lot of his work and research - he stored it securely online and shared the details with me, as he knew that he was in ill health. The aim being that I can convert and upload this work to the GPF resources section, so that his knowledge and information collated over the years can be retained.

 

[BarbO]

Yes, he will be missed. As a sort of new member, I was honored when he replied to a thread I started. I will wait for the postings in the resource section to learn more from him.

 

[Faebinder]

OMG I just saw this.. I'm sad. RIP.

 

[Abe]

The aim being that I can convert and upload this work to the GPF resources section, so that his knowledge and information collated over the years can be retained.

Isn't that great ! What a sweet guy , even his parting shots were in his style : thoughtful ,helpful , meaningful .

 

[callingcolleen1]

I'm so deeply saddened and shocked. I guess I took it for granted that we will all still be here. its so sad and he left a big hole now in this forum, and I will really miss him a lot as I respected him and was in awe of all his knowledge and hard work on this forum. Rest in Peace in Heaven with a big beautiful pond up there that needs your attention my friend!

 

[Tula]

Very sad news . Thank you for letting us know @adavisus.

RIP Meyer Jordan.

I spoke to him a little while ago and he created a digital archive of a lot of his work and research - he stored it securely online and shared the details with me, as he knew that he was in ill health. The aim being that I can convert and upload this work to the GPF resources section, so that his knowledge and information collated over the years can be retained.

What a selfless act that will benefit many.

 

[Lisak1]

Very sad news . Thank you for letting us know @adavisus.

RIP Meyer Jordan.

I spoke to him a little while ago and he created a digital archive of a lot of his work and research - he stored it securely online and shared the details with me, as he knew that he was in ill health. The aim being that I can convert and upload this work to the GPF resources section, so that his knowledge and information collated over the years can be retained.

That’s incredible! What a legacy to leave for the benefit of many who will never even have the opportunity to meet or know him.

 

[Nanner]

Wow...so sorry to read this. Never met the man but am truly sadden to hear this news. Amazing how many he touched and reached on this site and have a feeling throughout the world. He had a way to express info in a sharing and thoughtful way that carried a ton of weight because of his knowledge and demeanor. RIP Mr. Jordan and my thoughts go out to his family and this pond community.

 

[sissy]

So sorry to read this and I did remember his post that he moved in with family because of health problems .He seemed to never let on to any of us how bad it was .He will be missed but not forgotten .My sympathy's go out to his family at this time of great loss

 

[qclabrat]

Oh no, just caught this and terribly saddened by the news. Meyer and others here, got me through last winter and setting up my first pond this spring. I feel fortunate to have spent time with him here and will forever be grateful for his shared knowledge. I feel blessed to have known him for the short time I have been on gpf.

Rest my friend and condolences to his family.

 

[DrCase]

R I P Meyer Jordan

 

[Magzire]

Hard to believe, a true genius. RIP

 

[Donna Saverino MI]

All your posts and comments will live forever on this site. Like you never left us. Thanks for your knowledge and sharing it to us pollywogs. Thanks for your love of this site and your love for nature. May you continue making a difference. We all expect to see your new pond one day. RIP

 

[HARO]

I'm only on this site sporadically, and just noticed this. My condolences to his family. He will be missed, but, as several have pointed out, his knowledge will live on.
John