CryoNet #32097

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    #32097: Re: CryoNet #32096 [J Coetzee MSc]

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Message #32097
From: "J Coetzee MSc" <[email protected]>
References: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: CryoNet #32096
Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2009 10:25:08 -0500

http://www.lifepact.com/lifequestpostscript.htm Notice no comma at the end.

boq
I wish I had the words to properly praise and acknowledge the 
contributions that Fred and Linda Chamberlain
have made to my life and the world of Cryonics. Without them Alcor would 
not exist today.

You should visit, http://www.lifepact.com/lifequestpostscript.htm, and 
have a brief  look for yourself.
With a little reading you will gain an insight to the founders of Alcor.

This web site contains incredibly interesting stories of what the future 
could be like.
I have read some of the stories in the Life Quest book  before and 
enjoyed them this time around as well.  Fred and Linda have collected 
and written stories that, in a short time, transport you to the lives of 
interesting beings. These beings could be located in the Twilight Zone 
or perhaps the Outer Limits.. Some of these characters you will like 
some you will not, but they all will hold your attention.

Thank you Fred and Linda.

Billy H. Seidel

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