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A man who spent 119 days lost at sea is urging New Zealand authorities to continue searching for the missing boat Nina, saying he is living proof that people can survive against the odds.
John Glennie has written to the Rescue Co-ordination Centre and told of catching and eating fish and waiting to be rescued, even though his companions "thought they were going to die".
He and three others were on the trimaran Rose Noelle that capsized in the Pacific Ocean in 1989, forcing them to live in a small space inside the wreck.
Now he has joined the families of Nina crew members who have written to the rescue agency, begging them to resume the search.
Nina, a 21m schooner with a crew of seven - six Americans and a British man - left the Bay of Islands on May 29 for New South Wales. The last contact was in early June when a text message was sent asking for an update on rough weather.
The official search has ended but family members organised another search which produced a ghostly satellite image of a boat the families are sure is the Nina.
"If the image of the boat ... is the Nina ... then in my humble opinion there is every chance the crew will be in fine shape," Mr Glennie wrote.
"I know we could have been out there another six months on an upside down Rose Noelle, in which case an upright Nina will have no worries."
He said the crew would probably be in a better position than the Rose Noelle team had been and would likely be surviving by eating kingfish.
"We lost nearly all our stores when Rose Noelle capsized, much the same as you would if you turned your house upside down.
"An upright Nina will have so much more to work with."
The image appeared to show a water catchment system rigged up from a sail, which did not surprise him because Nina had a "great crew".
"Adventure, adversity and the unknown is exciting. From what I can gather, the crew of Nina will relish it.
"You will never know greatness without adversity, but I think it's about time to give Nina's crew a little help, don't you? It's not as though the technology doesn't exist."
The letters from family members obtained by the Herald reveal desperation and determination.
Crew member Kyle Jackson's family said they wanted nothing more than to be reunited with their son, but needed the RCC to act. "They are survivors and they can survive this, they just need your help finding their way home."
British man Matthew Wootton had been away from home for four years but had planned to be with his family at Christmas. His devastated parents, Sue and Ian Wootton, asked anyone who was crossing the Tasman to keep the Nina in mind.
"They need someone to spot them. It's so difficult to see any vessel out in the ocean, especially if they are demasted. Ask the rescue services why they are not helping us."
Nigel Clifford, general manager, Safety and Response Services at RCC, told the Herald the agency's position on the image that purportedly shows the Nina hadn't changed.
"They aren't sufficiently compelling to go out with an aeroplane to go look for something ... [due to] the quality of the picture. There are people who disagree with that view so we have reviewed the pictures again." Defence Force experts had examined the original image and reached the same conclusion.
"It's extremely unlikely to be the Nina - you can't say that it's not, you can't be 100 per cent sure - but the analysis is that it's extremely unlikely."
RCC had never said "100 per cent" Nina had sunk, but there was an overwhelming likelihood it had.
"It becomes impossible to look over the huge area you need to with the resources available given there's no evidence ...
"The families would have the view there is some evidence because of these images ... But we have looked at them, had them checked, and regrettably don't share that view."
Asked about Mr Glennie's experience, he said it was a fact that "around the world" there had been some "amazing stories of people surviving for huge lengths of time ... But we look at the most likely scenario."
Families write letters in plea for search for loved ones to resume
The families of the missing crew wrote letters pleading with RCC to resume the search for Nina.
The parents of Danielle Wright, Ricky and Robin Wright, are planning to fly to New Zealand where they will wait in hope of having the "first hug" from their daughter when she is rescued.
"Do you really think that we would go to all the trouble to search for Nina if we didn't believe that she is still afloat, giving shelter to seven amazing individuals?"
In their letter the couple said they were confident the Nina was keeping their 19-year-old alive.
"We're more concerned that the New Zealand authorities and the US Government still aren't co-operating with us in our efforts to rescue this amazing crew."
Evi Nemeth
"Evi works circles around everyone else. She's a very strong and capable sailor, and we are sure that she's keeping everyone smiling with tales of her adventures in life."
Her family say they have benefited from her adventurism and expertise and base their decisions on creating memories, not regrets.
"It is that philosophy that motivates us to write this letter. We don't want anyone to have regrets or doubts about their decisions. We don't want to regret not doing everything we could to find the Nina."
Nemeth and Pratt families
Kyle Jackson
"We are the family of Kyle Jackson ... The families of the Nina crew believe that the Nina is still afloat and the crew are alive because they are all survivors in their own right.
"Kyle thrives on adventure, but also knows how to take care of himself and others in difficult situations.
"Through all his adventures and job opportunities Kyle has learned many valuable life-saving skills. He is strong not only physically, but also mentally. He has a spirit that inspires others."
Jackson family
Matthew Wootton
"Our son Matthew and the Nina crew need your help. They have been missing for nearly five months, drifting in the Tasman Sea.
"I know that he has adapted to his surroundings on the drifting Nina, and is living by any means possible, and he is looking after everyone on board until they are found. They all know how to survive in extreme conditions and as long as no one was injured during the storms they encountered they will be okay ... Matthew was making his way home, to get back to England for Christmas, please help him keep his promise to us."
Matthew Wootton's parents Sue and Ian Wootton
David Dyche
"You and your organisation have kept saying, any new information you would reopen this search.
"Nothing in life is absolute for sure, but they keep giving you new information and you keep giving excuses not to restart the search.
"You believe from evidence they are lost, but the lack of evidence is even more reason that they may be drifting. You can't prove they went down at sea."
Cherie Martinez-Dyche, Nina captain David Dyche's twin sister.


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Jon Lester gave the Boston Red Sox a one-game lead in his first start of the World Series. He's in a position to do it again in his second.
After evening the series Sunday, the Red Sox turn to the left-hander for Monday night's Game 5 in St. Louis with hopes of returning to Boston a win away from their third World Series title in 10 seasons.Lester, 3-1 this postseason with a 1.67 ERA and with a 2.07 ERA in 10 career playoff starts, further boosted his October stature with 7 2/3 innings of scoreless work in an 8-1 Game 1 victory."I don't know what it is. I like this stage," said Lester, who went 15-8 with a 3.75 ERA in the regular season. "I like knowing that I've got to go out there and give everything I've got for my teammates, because tomorrow might be our last game. You don't know. I guess that just gives you that little extra focus."There could be a little extra focus on Lester's glove when he makes his first career start at Busch Stadium. After Lester gave up five hits in the Game 1 win, Cardinals minor leaguer Tyler Melling tweeted a screenshot of a substance on the glove and referred to it as Vaseline.Lester and Red Sox manager John Farrell said he uses rosin to combat heavy sweating, and Major League Baseball said Thursday nothing could be concluded from the video and that the Cardinals did not issue any complaints."I'm sure there's going to be focus on my glove and focus on my hands and what I'm doing, but I've got to worry about the Cardinals," Lester said. "If I'm worried about what people are looking at, I'm worried about the wrong things. I'm going to go out and pitch my game."Boston won 4-2 Sunday, squaring the series at 2-all on Jonny Gomes' three-run home run in the sixth inning. The blast broke a 1-all tie and gave the Red Sox's bullpen the support it needed after an ailing Clay Buchholz left after four innings.Gomes, 0 for 9 in the series before the at-bat, was inserted into Boston's lineup less than two hours before the first pitch when Shane Victorino was scratched due to a sore back."Since I signed up for this game, all I wanted was the opportunity," Gomes said. "I just wanted to be in the box."The game ended when Red Sox closer Koji Uehara picked off rookie pinch-runner Kolten Wong at first base with Carlos Beltran at the plate. It was the second straight night with an odd ending after Saturday's game-ending obstruction call gave the Cardinals a 2-1 series lead."I feel bad for the kid. I know he's trying to steal a base or put himself in a position where he can score," Beltran said. "But the best way for us to pick him up is to come here tomorrow and get a win."The last two games are the only of 1,404 postseason contests in major league history to end on an obstruction call and a pickoff.Buchholz allowed three hits and an unearned run before Felix Doubront took over and earned the win with 2 2/3 innings. The Boston bullpen has worked 9 2/3 innings in the two games in St. Louis, with Farrell even opting to use projected Game 6 starter John Lackey to pitch the eighth inning Sunday.While the Red Sox's starters haven't given them many innings in St. Louis and their defense continues to be an issue -- Sunday was the third straight game Boston made two errors -- David Ortiz isn't having any troubles in the batter's box. Ortiz went 3 for 3 with a walk and two runs scored in Game 4 and is batting .727 in the series with eight hits and four walks."I think they're all watching and realizing that he's tough to get out right now," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said of his pitching staff.Lester will again be up against Adam Wainwright (2-2, 2.25 ERA), whom the Red Sox tagged for five runs -- three earned -- in five innings of Game 1.Wainwright went 19-9 with a 2.94 ERA in the regular season. Wainwright had given up one or two runs in six of his first seven career postseason starts prior to allowing all five runs in the first two innings of Game 1."I honestly don't know why my mechanics were as bad as they were, my delivery was off as much as it was," Wainwright said of his first career World Series start. "But I feel like I've put a lot of good reps in in front of the mirror, and watching film and feeling my delivery again, learning the basics all over again."I feel like I've made a lot of good adjustments to be ready for this next game to throw some quality pitches. I threw maybe four or five quality pitches the whole time I was pitching. Luckily to come away with just a few runs; it could have been ten instead of five."Wainwright is 4-0 with a 1.07 ERA in eight postseason games -- four starts -- in St. Louis. He went the distance in his most recent start there, a 6-1 clinching win over Pittsburgh in Game 5 of the NL division series.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Gameday Matchup
Boston | St. Louis | |
Night | 69-50 | 64-49 |
Grass | 86-58 | 97-65 |
Current Streak | L2 | W6 |
Last 10 | 5-5 | 8-2 |
Pitching Matchup
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J. Lester 2-0, 0.59 ERA Last Game: 10/28 at STL 7.2 IP, 1 ER Dec = Win |
A. Wainwright 0-0, 0.00 ERA Last Game: 10/28 vs BOS 7.0 IP, 3 ER Dec = Loss |
Gameday Lineups
NO. | Boston | St. Louis |
1. | J. Ellsbury, CF | M. Carpenter, 2B |
2. | D. Pedroia, 2B | S. Robinson, CF |
3. | D. Ortiz, 1B | M. Holliday, LF |
4. | J. Gomes, LF | C. Beltran, RF |
5. | D. Nava, RF | Y. Molina, C |
6. | X. Bogaerts, 3B | A. Craig, 1B |
7. | S. Drew, SS | D. Freese, 3B |
8. | D. Ross, C | P. Kozma, SS |
9. | J. Lester, P | A. Wainwright, P |
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I am redoing the driveway in about 18 months when I rebuild my garage. The driveway was orginally 3/4 gravel when I moved in 3 years ago, but thats all gone. Now its just dirt, and when it rains, mud. The ground has a lot of clay in it.
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A crash with injuries was not causing any roadblocks in Lee County as of 8:10 a.m. The crash occurred at 7:48 a.m. at Daniels Parkway and Goldenwood Drive in Fort Myers.
A second crash in Lee County at Alico and Lee roads did not cause roadblocks or injuries according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
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Members of the Corpus Christi Parish Youth Group are putting their twisted minds to work for the benefit of their fellow youth group member, Eric Speicher.
The Youth Group will open a Haunted Rectory from 7:30 to 11 p.m. on Friday, Oct.25 and Saturday, Oct. 26 at Holy Redeemer Church, 2435 Route 92, Harding. Admission is $3.
The Haunted Rectory will be full of hair-raising surprises. From the Parlor of Death to a room full of Creepy Crawlers and various other scary features, the attraction offers a haunting good time for the entire family. Guests will be grouped by age and the "scare level" will vary by age group. Guests are invited to wear Halloween costumes.
Proceeds from the project will benefit the EJS Fund, a fund to help defer the travel and treatment costs for Eric Speicher, a West Pittston teen and member of the Corpus Christi Youth Group, who is battling brain cancer.
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Massey Energy runs the Upper Big Branch (UBB) mine in Montcoal, W.Va., where 29 miners were killed last week. The loss of life is tragic, but the UBB explosion is more than tragic; it is criminal.
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The health care legislative process and its frenetic endgame prompted the president to postpone a trip to the country where his mother raised him for several years of his childhood: Indonesia. While his health care bill is considered by many a huge step forward, Obama is simultaneously, and with far less scrutiny, potentially taking a huge step backward with Indonesia.
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The Midwest produces some of the most influential and commonplace cheeses in the country, and in this episode Amy Thielen celebrates the wide, comforting world of cheese dishes. Few can resist the charms of Crispy Cheese-Curd Risotto Cakes served with a side of Cherry Tomato-Arugula Salad, Best-Ever Cheese Soup and Hank's favorite Stovetop Mac and Cheese With Bacon. (Episode: HB0203H)
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Feb 10, 2013, 11:41 PM | |
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Went and picked one of these beauties up from west valley hobbies about a week ago. Just got back into flying after a couple month hiatus so not flying this one til I get a little more stick time on the cc I picked up.
Got a tp 480 25c and 2 nanotech 460s ready and waiting though. Also just ordered up a couple 7035 props. Think I may get one of the tp 325s after I try the ones I have now. This 480 will be the first tp pack I've ever used, always had Hyperion and nanotechs. Excited to try the tp. I'm about 120 pages into this thread and liking what I've been reading about this plane. Seems like its gonna be a fun one. About to set up my rates and expos so its all ready when I am. Lots of great info in here and I know what to lookout for before flying. Keep it up guys! |
Feb 11, 2013, 01:21 AM | ||
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Feb 11, 2013, 01:27 PM | ||
You'll find it to be both easy to fly in low or mid rates, but also barrel-of-monkeys fun, once you select high (3D) rates. Just be sure on this one to give it not just a usual controls-check functional type pre-flight for your maiden, but also do a good firm physical 'waggle' test, pulling on the landing gear (sometimes not well-glued) on the prop (adapter and or mount sometimes loose), gently pulling outward on rudder (CA hinges sometimes assembled dry, so they pull out in flight), and be prepared to re-glue the rear batt hatch hinge if it pulls loose (the tight fit of the pins in the barrel make it so if you lift up even slightly on the front of the hatch lid, before it gets some natural wear and loosens up a bit, you are accidentally levering the mount away from it's foam mount, so that can come loose)....be sure the wings are well mounted and the screws fit well. If the screws won't fit, lots of prior ideas in the thread for fixing that -- in the end, I just added a dab of Uhu Poh as an easily removable glue-seal to my wing tenons, where they meet the fuse cut-away. The design of this plane is phenomenal, but early units had some assembly issues, so taking a few minutes to do your own little personal QC prior to flight is cheap insurance! |
Feb 12, 2013, 01:17 AM | ||
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Feb 12, 2013, 07:17 AM | |
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I got my replacement servos yesterday in the mail, my rudder servo went out and used a 3.7G minima servo with the UMX connector soldered on. Working good so far, I am selling a lot of my birds after buying some balsa ships, this one will probably stay as long as she can fly in my backyard.
Feb 12, 2013, 11:46 AM | ||
SO lets see - you basically have to recheck and potentially reassemble the entire plane and replace the servos? Maybe we need a new acronym for this plane: the NQQBNF - Not Quite Quite Bind N Fly |
Feb 12, 2013, 01:11 PM | |
Hey, I juys' fixes um, I dasn't make um....
(It's true that's way too long a checklist for any plane, much less a Horizon offering. Sorry. But as stated, it is well worth it. Of course, if you want a 3D plane which has perfect quality, easy assembly, and workmanship every bit as good as a Graupner/Multiplex right out of the box, then buy the new Visionaire. It's astounding.) |
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Vietri Opens Showroom At World Market Center In Las VegasWednesday July 24th, 2013 - 10:46AM
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Vietri Inc. has announced the opening of a permanent showroom at World Market Center in Las Vegas. The company will premiere the new space during the Las Vegas Gift Show, held July 29 to August 2. Vietri founder and CEO, Susan Gravely will cut the ceremonial ribbon on July 30 at 10 a.m. "We are very excited to be at the Las Vegas Gift Show, where there's an electric energy coming from every direction," said Gravely. "Our presence at World Market Center allows us to share our brand with customers who are not present at other markets, especially those West Coast customers and international buyers who we may not have reached yet, and to better serve those we have." The 1,200-square-foot showroom will mark the third permanent space for Vietri, in addition to existing showrooms in Atlanta and New York. "In addition to our classic collections, the fall introduction will launch in Las Vegas," added Holli Draughn, Vietri's national sales manager. "We have something for every buyer— a new holiday collection, traditional Tuscan landscapes, the next big thing in bridal, and trendsetting accent and home décor collections. We are thrilled to unveil such a strong product line-up in such an unbelievable arena, side by side with the very best in the industry." Tags: • Housewares • Home Décor • Tabletop • Trade Shows • |
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I recently purchased a 9mm from a private party and it is a complete mystery what kind of gun it is and its worth. The only markings on the pistol is it says CAL 9 on the barrel, it has a serial number, and it says cal 9 para on the actual barrel. It must be rare because i have not found anything even close. Hopefully one of you can help me figure out the manufacturer and then eventually find out if i got ripped off. the only thing wrong with the pistol is the guy I got it from put a custom mount for a scope on it so there are some bore holes in the barrel. The markings say CAL 9 and the serial number is AE06314.I have attached some pictures for help. It looks a lot like a CZ and it says Model 9 Made in Italy also. Ive guessed its a Tanfoglio but what model? Whats the worth?
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It appears to be a Tanfoglio CZ-75 clone. It was at one time set up for IPSC Open class competition. The threaded holes in the left side of the frame are where a scope/red dot mount once was affixed. The trigger appears to have been converted from D/A to Single Action only.
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actually you are half right. I took it in and its pieced together from 2 guns for comps. The top half is para ordinance and the bottom half is tanfoglio. Im guessing for the firing pin and the spring.
Are you sure it's a mix between Para & Tanfoglio? Why someone would spend the money to machine a Para slide to ride inside a Tanfoglio frame is totally beyond me...
It Looks like an EAA Witness.
As far as what a coyote ugly gun is worth, take it out & see how it shoots- you might like it, you shouldn't have much competition from the "like it club"
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The trio played several of George Colligan's original compositions in each set. Lorraine Feather featured on Jazz Northwest By Jim Wilke • Nov 18, 2012 Listen Listening... / 59:36 Listen to Jazz Northwest "Lorraine Feather was born in Manhattan. Her parents named her Billie Jane Lee Lorraine after godmother Billie Holiday, her mother Jane (formerly a big band singer), her mother's ex-roommate Peggy Lee, and the song "Sweet Lorraine." She is the daughter of the late jazz writer Leonard Feather." Threat of Beauty in concert on Jazz Northwest By Jim Wilke • Nov 4, 2012 Daniel Sheehan Listen Listening... / 59:17 Jazz Northwest Bassist and composer Evan Flory-Barnes is the Featured Seattle Artist at this year's Earshot Jazz Festival and is playing six concerts at various locations during the festival, each with a different ensemble and distinct music. 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The wide-ranging Earshot Jazz Festival runs over three weeks and includes over 50 concerts by international and regional musicians who perform in many combinations and locations. 'Birth of The Cool' in concert on KPLU's Jazz Northwest By Jim Wilke • Oct 8, 2012 High on any list of all-time classic jazz albums is the 1949-50 Miles Davis album "Birth of The Cool" which grew out of an informal composers/ arrangers workshop with Gil Evans, Gerry Mulligan and John Lewis among others. That album continues to be influential among jazz musicians today, one of them being trombonist Andy Clausen who has studied these recordings and arrangements extensively. Last summer, he organized a concert of this music which was presented by Earshot Jazz at The Chapel performance space in Seattle. Tamir Hendelman Trio from The Upstage in Port Townsend By Jim Wilke • Sep 30, 2012 With the audience on three sides of the musicians, this performance was truly "up close and personal". Three world-class musicians, Tamir Hendelman, Martin Wind and Matt Wilson provided an evening of spontaneous musical magic for a capacity audience in a cozy Port Townsend club, The Upstage. Recorded during this year's Jazz Port Townsend, the trio plays two standards, a Jobim tune and an original by each member of the group. Each of the three musicians has toured and recorded widely, but this performance was unique, as Tamir Hendelman tells the audience after the first tune of the set. Dena DeRose Trio from Jazz Port Townsend on Jazz Northwest By Jim Wilke • Sep 16, 2012 On the next Jazz Northwest from 88.5 KPLU, The Dena DeRose Trio plays a concert recorded at Jazz Port Townsend in July. With Martin Wind on bass and Matt Wilson on drums, Dena DeRose sings from the piano, swinging hard on up tempo tunes, and deliciously slow on the ballads with fresh takes on some familiar songs. 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Attacker can't face upgraded charges under law
The autopsy report shows he died on Jan. 11, 2013 of pneumonia.
But family and friends of Ronald Dereski say the fate of the 49-year-old Winnipeg man was sealed on June 20, 2008 -- the day an intoxicated stranger attacked him, inflicting permanent, life-altering injuries from which he never recovered.
Matthew Sheppard, 26, pleaded guilty in 2010 to aggravated assault and was given a 12-year prison sentence. Under federal law, Sheppard can't be tried again on upgraded charges such as manslaughter or murder even if medical evidence were to prove a link to the victim's death.
"I'm mad. He took a life. He made him suffer," the victim's common-law wife, Judy Pimentel, told the Free Press Friday.
She said doctors have told the family there is "no doubt" Dereski's death is linked to the violent attack that left him in a wheelchair, requiring around-the-clock care.
"Despite a determined battle, Ron succumbed to injuries sustained in a violent attack on June 20, 2008," his obituary reads.
Pimentel said she knew the day would come when she'd receive the type of call she got early last month, informing her Dereski had taken "a turn for the worse."
He had a heart attack in hospital and his kidneys began shutting down, requiring dialysis. Eventually the infection set in and ended his life.
"He fought so hard to live. But these were very hard years," Pimentel said through tears.
Besides being in a motorized wheelchair, Dereski also dealt with constant headaches, pain and memory loss.
Dereski was attacked by Sheppard while living at an Ellice Avenue apartment block. He came out of his suite after hearing a man and woman arguing in the hallway. That's when Sheppard punched him, knocked him to the floor and began kicking and stomping him.
Sheppard continued the assault despite pleas from his girlfriend to stop. At one point, he told Dereski, "I can't believe you're still alive," said Pimentel.
Dereski was listed in critical condition and spent more than a year in hospital following the attack.
Dereski gave a powerful victim impact statement at Sheppard's sentencing, telling the accused how he will never be able to walk again because of him.
Sheppard apologized to Dereski in court, blaming his actions on a drug and alcohol addiction.
Dereski was born in Wawa, Ont., but moved to Pinawa at a young age.
He worked at Motor Coach Industries for several years but eventually went on disability because of arthritis. He needed a cane to get around.
"Despite his progressive disabilities, Ron loved life and maintained a positive attitude that was truly inspirational," his obituary reads.
In lieu of flowers, family asked for donations to be made in Dereski's name to the Canadian Paraplegic Association.
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