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  1. #81
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    she was one of my heroes. i'm really sorry to know she's gone. i was so looking forward to reading her account of the baptizing/peacock connection.

    proud cave tourist!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BabyDuck View Post
    she was one of my heroes. i'm really sorry to know she's gone. i was so looking forward to reading her account of the baptizing/peacock connection.
    You will........

    9/11....... I remember .........

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    Until now I have said nothing because I simply cant find the words..... and still cant. Be at peace Agnes.....

    9/11....... I remember .........

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    I'm not sure if I ever met Agnes but I had a chance to look at her website and read an article regarding the Peacock/Baptizing connection which I found fascinating. She will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and her many friends on CDF.

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    Sandy Robinson

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    Quote Originally Posted by sandy View Post
    I'm not sure if I ever met Agnes but I had a chance to look at her website and read an article regarding the Peacock/Baptizing connection which I found fascinating. She will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and her many friends on CDF.
    If you had met her, you would remember it!

    Forrest Wilson (with 2 Rs)
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    I have to tell my favorite Agnes story here:

    At the 2010 CDS Workshop she gave a presentation on some of the Australian caves. One of these was Pickaninny Cave. When she mentioned it by name, my heart kind of skipped a beat.

    After her presentation, I went up to her and asked, "In Australia, what does 'pickaninny' mean?"

    "It's an Aboriginal child," she told me.

    I started laughing and told her, "You might want to be aware that over here, it's a perjorative for 'black child.'"

    Her face suddenly went ashen and she said, "Well, that's a good thing to know..."

    That was the ONLY time I ever saw her without a great, big smile on her face. Rest in peace, my friend.

    Whoever said money can't buy love never bought a puppy.

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    Very saddened and upset to hear this news. I read about it late last night and I wasn't able to sleep afterwards. I wonder sometimes about why I do this sport and why I'm so committed to it. I walked into my scuba room where I keep my my mountain of gear and I had to walk out. It felt very uncomfortable, like a death trap. Which made me even more upset. I ended up sleeping in my children's room so they knew daddy was still there.

    Dive Safe everyone. We've had a lot of heartache lately.
    -Francisco Amanti


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    really sad, I felt bad when a friend told me about her yesterday, hope she can find very cool caves in the other world.
    I hope we can find out what happened to her and learn something from it.

    Cristian Pittaro
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    http://www.dr-ss.com Dominican Republic Speleological Society
    http://la-hispaniola.com Free maps for Dominican Republic and Haiti for Garmin GPS's

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    I never met her, but I had hoped to. There are very few young women in this sport anyways, but none on her level. I've followed her career for the past few years and learned quite a bit from her videos and articles; she was a true explorer. My prayers are with her family and loved ones.


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    Man! She was one of my favorite flikr contacts. I've enjoyed watching her photography evolve, and will miss the inspiration she provided. The world has indeed lost something special.



 

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