We both go back to the "plotit" days and "Boardgate" with Tom
Sadly, Poster and huge PSU Fan, my brother, Malachi Boyer passed earlier this year.
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@ATLPSU -- your family and you have my deepest sympathies.
I remember Malachi from way, way back. He was a fine member of the board community at its various locations, and never caused the moderators or me any issues. He will be missed.
Thanks for giving us the sad news. It's always better to know what happened, than to be wondering why we haven't seen a post in a few years (or more) from ABC poster.
Again, my sympathies to your family and you, and I will hold Malachi in the light.
I remember Malachi from way, way back. He was a fine member of the board community at its various locations, and never caused the moderators or me any issues. He will be missed.
Thanks for giving us the sad news. It's always better to know what happened, than to be wondering why we haven't seen a post in a few years (or more) from ABC poster.
Again, my sympathies to your family and you, and I will hold Malachi in the light.
My condolences, to you and your family, may he rest in peace.
May his memory be a blessing. Condolences to your family and his friends.
Sorry to read this, ATL, and sorry for your loss. I remember Malachi well. R.I.P.
I remember him from way back, too, and he was always a good guy. My deepest condolences to you and your family.
Echo the sentiments of other long time denizens. Malachi's posts were always "must read" and he was/will be missed. Please accept my sympathies on your loss and may he rest in peace.
I remember Malachi as being a big Patriots fan? Something along those lines?
This is truly sad news for you and your family .He was a class poster when I first joined , and I always enjoyed his posts . May he RIP
My sincere condolences to you and family. Your brother had one of the better board names with historical significance.
The Legend of Penn's Cave Historical Marker
The Legend of Penn's Cave, as told by Isaac Steele, an aged Seneca Indian, in 1892. (A historical marker located near Centre Hall in Centre County, Pennsylvania.)
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thank you so much for this. He would have not only loved this, but probably could have quoted this word for word
