Kokopup

[pomtzu]

I see that today is Kokopup's birthday. Has anyone heard from him or know how he's doing? It's been over 2 years since he last posted here, and if I recall correctly, I believe he said that he was showing signs of Alzheimer's or dementia.

[Karen]

I haven't heard from him, I'll email him.

[Catty1]

Oh dear...I hope he's ok.

[Karen]

If I haven't heard from him by Monday's I'll try calling him, if I can find a phone numbers for him that works.

[Randi]

I hope he's OK!

If you see this.... Happy Birthday, Kokopup!

[Karen]

I called this evening and left a message on an answering that may belong to him ... the phone number matched the address I have for him, we'll see if anyone returns my call. I'll try tomorrow during the day, and ask for his wife by name(I know that), just in case.

[kuhio98]

Thanks Karen. I hope someone gets back to you.
He was a tremendous help to me with computer issues. I can't believe it's been over 2 years since he's been here.

[mrspunkysmom]

I see that today is Kokopup's birthday. Has anyone heard from him or know how he's doing? It's been over 2 years since he last posted here, and if I recall correctly, I believe he said that he was showing signs of Alzheimer's or dementia.

I wrote to him a few times, but he wouldn't respond. Such a shame. He had a busy life and an active mind, which usually prevents or slows the process down. I do hope he is well.

[pomtzu]

I made contact on Facebook with one of Bill's (kokopup) friends and they were in contact by email all the time, but then Bill just dropped off the radar a couple of years ago, for no apparent reason. I had the same experience, since Bill and I would email on occasion. I know he did have a lot of serious health issues that he had long before he even joined PT. I have another couple of ideas to explore if Karen doesn't make any contact by phone with him or his wife. I'd like to think the best, but I almost expect the worst.

[Catty1]

pom, if you know his full name, you might try a Google search with his name and name of the place he lived.

I am hoping for the best.

[Karen]

pom, if you know his full name, you might try a Google search with his name and name of the place he lived.

I am hoping for the best.

Catty, I have his address, wife's name and a possible phone number. I just left another message on the answering machine today. Google will not help much at this point, his last name is even more common than mine.

[pomtzu]

pom, if you know his full name, you might try a Google search with his name and name of the place he lived.

I am hoping for the best.

I also have his full name and the state he lives in, but like Karen said, it's almost as common as Smith or Jones. I had the city too at one time, so I'll do some back tracking to see if I can locate that. That would narrow things down drastically. Hoping that Karen gets some results with the phone messages.

[mrspunkysmom]

Catty, I have his address, wife's name and a possible phone number. I just left another message on the answering machine today. Google will not help much at this point, his last name is even more common than mine.

His name is very common; in fact, it comes up in an ancestral search for part of my family, although I doubt we are related. WE used to chat or talk and email, but he stopped replying.

[Karen]

I got a message from his wife, and sadly, she lost Bill , a.k.a. kokopup, a little over a year ago. He had heart trouble, we all knew that, but had surgery, then a series of strokes, and passed away February 19th, 2013. I hope to be able to actually speak to her tomorrow, we missed each other with the actual calls. She thanked us for remembering his birthday.

[pomtzu]

I got a message from his wife, and sadly, she lost Bill , a.k.a. kokopup, a little over a year ago. He had heart trouble, we all knew that, but had surgery, then a series of strokes, and passed away February 19th, 2013. I hope to be able to actually speak to her tomorrow, we missed each other with the actual calls. She thanked us for remembering his birthday.

I was afraid that it would be bad news. That's a shame - Bill was a good man and we became good friends after a rough start.

RIP Bill - you are missed.