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Many of the oldtimers here know or at least remember Deb aka TheInnocentOne aka Sprinkles. Today I received the sad news that she passed away from cancer. She was 58 years and 7 months old.
Beyond these dry facts she was my friend. And also that of many many posters all over the internet. We all are devastated at this terrible news.
Deb was one of the most sparkling personalities I ever met online and I'd have loved to meet her IRL one day. She always had a word of comfort for everyone who was sad and encouraged those who had lost hope. But most of all she was - in spite (very literally!) of her illness - an incredibly positive and humourous person. I always envisioned her a lot like this smilie:
She had this way of making fun of people in such an irresistably funny way that even the victims couldn't help laughing out loud. I could almost see her sitting at her computer and putting on an innocent mien: "who? Mee? I have no idea what you mean" And I think we should remember here like this and giggle at the jokes she made, rather than being sad.
Easier said than done, I know, but she always wanted people to be happy and perhaps the best way to keep her memory alife is to try and be just that.
Many of the oldtimers here know or at least remember Deb aka TheInnocentOne aka Sprinkles. Today I received the sad news that she passed away from cancer. She was 58 years and 7 months old.
Beyond these dry facts she was my friend. And also that of many many posters all over the internet. We all are devastated at this terrible news.
Deb was one of the most sparkling personalities I ever met online and I'd have loved to meet her IRL one day. She always had a word of comfort for everyone who was sad and encouraged those who had lost hope. But most of all she was - in spite (very literally!) of her illness - an incredibly positive and humourous person. I always envisioned her a lot like this smilie:

Easier said than done, I know, but she always wanted people to be happy and perhaps the best way to keep her memory alife is to try and be just that.
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