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Maureen (Grandmma)
December 26, 2008
I've not been on the CPAP forum for a few weeks, and only just learnt of Snoredog's passing. Please accept my sincere condolences - he was a treasure, and provided much needed wisdom and advice as well as humour. He will be missed.
Lynne (MurphysLaw)
December 16, 2008
Snoredog, you are sorely missed. You've helped countless folks on the cpap forum, myself included. Rest in peace, my friend.
Victoria Dolci (cpaptalk forum)
December 16, 2008
May you rest cradled in God's loving arms. You helped so many including me on the cpaptalk forum.
Namaste my friend.
gulfpearl
December 15, 2008
Please accept my condolences. I too am from cpaptalk forum . YOUR FATHER WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BY US ALL. He was so knowledgeable about anything to do with OSA, he really helped somany people struggling with cpap issues. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
Betty Didcoct
December 15, 2008
My sincere condolences for your loss. Snoredog was a huge help to me on the cpaptalk forum, answering questions in detail, always willing to help on the forum or in private messages. I so appreciated his willingness to bring his wisdom and experience to us all on the forum. We will miss him deeply.
Betty303
LeeAnn Guynn
December 15, 2008
I just want his family to know that he helped me so much and that he was a good friend to many of us that have OSA.
May he rest in peace,
Alan Wiebe
December 15, 2008
Please accept my condolences for your loss. Be comforted that his memory will, quite literally, live on in the lives of the many people with OSA that he helped. God Bless you and him always.
elader
December 15, 2008
What a terrible thing. John was welll loved and respected at the cpap forum. He helped friends and strangers alike. He will be missed by many.
Ricky Martin
December 15, 2008
Thru the magic of the internet, John has helped sooo many.
To John's Family:
I know words do not help but wanted you to know we share in your loss, sorrow, and grief. And to say Thank You for sharing John with us.
George "Georgio" Gooden
December 15, 2008
John "Snoredog" Dismuke, I barely knew you from the sleep apnea forum, which makes it that much more meaningful to me that that you reached out and helped me battle sleep apnea.
Thanks Snoredog, there hasn't been a day since I learned of your passing that I haven't thought of you and been saddened. You are truly missed.
B.J. Verret
December 15, 2008
My heart goes out to Snoredog's family and friends. His input will be greatly missed on cpaptalk.com. He was a times witty, at times sarcastic, but always knowledgeable and informative.
Sleep well without your hose, John.
My deepest sympathy and condolences to his family.
TXKajun
sleepycarol Carol Caldwell
December 14, 2008
We have truly lost a valuable member of our cpap community. His legacy will live on though.
Condolences to his family.
Gasp
December 14, 2008
Hello Christen and Ali. Gasp here, from CPAPtalk. Thank you for sharing the obituary with us. Again, my heartfelt warmest regards to you and your family. John (SnoreDog) was an important part of our community. He will be missed.
December 14, 2008
So sorry - I met him through our sleep apena group -- he gave much needed advise.
skittles
Ellen Cox
December 14, 2008
December 14,
You were a great help to me on the cpap forum, your helpfulness was neverending to those of us who needed your experience and help. God bless your family.
Whatrdreamsmade of,
Ellen
Goose
December 14, 2008
Rest well Snoredog. Your presence will be missed!!!!
Thank you so much for all your wise words and for sharing yourself with the rest of us........
Those that have passed are never gone. They're just not here...
Heartfelt condolences to Cristen and Ali and all of the family.
goose @ cpaptalk.com
David Bass
December 14, 2008
He was a good man. Sorry for your loss.
Mark G
December 14, 2008
John touched so many lives. I'm healthier because of his deeply informed and candidly delivered advice on sleep apnea. Rest in peace, and thanks.
Tara Hancock
December 14, 2008
Snoredog, sleep free and easy, without worrying about machines and masks. I shall miss you, wise internet friend. Tara
mckooi mckooi
December 14, 2008
Thank you Snoredog for all the great helps. Will miss you in the cpaptalk forum. You are the best.
Mckooi
mckooi mckooi
December 14, 2008
John (Snoredog),
Thank you for all the help and will miss you greatly.
You are The Best my friend
Mckooi
Renee Lemos
December 14, 2008
I am so sorry to hear about John. I am so impressed with the life that he lived. I was very close friends with his brother Jim in high school. My condolences to the family.
December 13, 2008
" Snoredog" was a witty, genuine, extremely helpful, wise man I got to know though cpaptalk.com. Words seem inadequate to express the sadness I feel. My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Dolores Roy (sleepydoll)
Quebec, Canada
Michael aka Browser
December 13, 2008
I am another cpaptalk.com member who enjoyed and admired Snoredog aka John. It is very obvious that he was very intelligent and he liked to help people with treatment. I am still in shock over this. God Bless John and his Family and his buddy Gizmo.
mimmie2008
December 13, 2008
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Pineapple
December 13, 2008
I'm so sorry for your loss. He left us way to young.
Barbara Smith
December 13, 2008
Snoredog, thank you for your help, your insight, and your humour. I will remember you always. You were more than a cyber friend, you were a true friend.
~Babette
congahands
December 13, 2008
To John's family. John/Snoredog made a huge difference in my life in a very short time. He will be truly missed.
SleepyNoMore
December 13, 2008
Margaret, Cristen, Ali & Gizmo,
I also am a cpaptalk.com forum member, Snoredog/John helped me and others through our most challenging times as newbies when first starting treatment.
If it wasn't for him helping me along the way, I would have quit, he was a totally awsome and brilliant man, fun to I might add.
He will be missed by all of us at our forum, not just as a helper but as our friend, he was a "True Legand in his own time" for all of his knowledge and will remain that way forever.
He joined the forum March 19, 2006 and had 6,415 posts, the last being December 3, 2008. His logo on the forum was "Someday Science will catch up to what i'm saying" , yes, he was a brilliant man, he studied alot to help himself and us...
May "GOD" Bless you your family members & friends during this difficult and sad time.
Snoredog/John, Rest In Peace, we already miss you and we love you.. :(
Lots of Hugs and my sincere deepest sympothy,
SleepyNoMore/Shirley cpaptalk.com forum member
Marsha E. B. aka Songbird
December 13, 2008
I knew John as Snoredog through cpaptalk.com, and for too short of a time. A man of brilliance, humor, great heart and singular personality, he helped many people as they dealt with sleep apnea, including me. John will be terribly missed.
Marilyn Alm
December 13, 2008
I only knew John (Snoredog of CPAPTalk.com) for a very short time, but I learned a great deal from him by reading his previous posts. He was a very knowledgeable man, and and his "tell it like it is" manner will be sincerely missed.
Jeff Hopkins
December 13, 2008
You will be missed greatly, Snoredog. May peace be with you and your loved ones in this time. Glad you got relief for what ails us.
Jeff Hopkins, another cpaptalk.com member
Sassy
December 13, 2008
To Johns Family,
My deepest sympathy and condolences. John "Snoredog"
will be missed by many.
The lives he helped save and
touched will go on for many years to come.
C. John Hebert
December 13, 2008
This has been a shock to my system. Dizzy and I go way back in woodworking and have known each other many many years. I will miss him greatly for his experience, wit, and candor but mostly just because...
Dear Lord, please don't be tough on this guy, but grant him a special place beside you for all the good work and help he gave to everyone who asked.
Roberto Anaya
December 13, 2008
I'm so sad to learn of John's passing. My sympathies are with his mother and children. I new him only as a virtual friend over the internet but he gave so much of his knowledge to me and many many others. I and many others will certainly miss him.
echo
December 13, 2008
My deepest sympathies to your family, and rest in peace John. You will be missed by many many people, all of whose lives you touched.
RosemaryB
December 13, 2008
Please accept my condolences. John made a difference in my health and my life. He was a curious, intelligent, practical man, generous with his time in helping people with sleep apnea. He made the world a better place and will be sorely missed.
Karen Birdshell
December 12, 2008
John used to come onto the cpaptalk.com forum as Snoredog. He was a very active member; many of us are shocked. All the condolences in the world to those surviving this unique man. He will be missed.
Joyce Smythe
December 12, 2008
My deepest sympathy and condolences, John will be sadly missed by all his cpap friends.
jsmythe
Kathy Teague
December 12, 2008
John was a mainstay on a forum dedicated to treatment of OSA called cpaptalk.com and his contributions of knowledge and wisdom to help others will always be remembered.
Dennis Wulf
December 12, 2008
I was deeply saddened to hear of John's passing. Please accept my sincere condolences.
Slinky
December 12, 2008
Rest well and breathe easy, John. You will be missed by your fellow apneans. You shared so much w/us. Cristen & Ali thank you for letting us know. Remember the good times. We will.
Susie Harding
December 9, 2008
I was very sad to hear of John's passing. My condolences to his Mom and family. John was a special part of the LHS class of 74. We will miss you.
Janice (Wells) Purganan
December 9, 2008
I'm sorry to hear about John. I remember him as a toddler when we lived across the street from you.
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