In memory
of R. Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller
July 12, 1895 - July 1, 1983
From his last in-depth interview
3-16-83
Published as part of his obituary in "Rolling
Stone":
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Your
ideas have not always been well received, and
there have been some very difficult times in your
personal life. In these times of adversity, what
has kept you going? Really one thing - love. It's that terribly serious thing, love. Which you feel for your mother and your wife and the other people around you. I say that radiation is inherently disintegrative; it comes apart. Gravity is inherently integrative; it pulls together. And to me, there's a good possibility that love is what I'd call metaphysical gravity. It really holds everything together. In my sense of the most awful times of my life, there was still that love there. I knew a lot of people loved me. Bucky with his wife, Anne Hewlett |
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Senator Paul Wellstone and his wife, Sheila, were dear friends not only to myself but also friends to the American people. They spoke for the people who don't have voices in today's big business controlled government. Their deaths are not only an America tragedy, but also a tragedy for the well being of the world. Paul and Sheila left behind thousands of like-minded friends. Their passion and dedication to their causes will not be forgotten. Their inspiration will become a stimulus for us, their friends. Better stewardship of this planet was part of the Wellstone's beliefs. This belief is the foundation of our company. Paul and Sheila, we will "stand up and keep fighting." -Dennis Odin Johnson Check out "Wellstone
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The passing of a friend is always hard. We consider all our dome customers our friends. In this case, John Zay was a very special friend. His smile came through his voice when you talked to him on the phone. His family wrote some very moving words of remembrance. You may click here to read them. In their words he was a "Man of peace, gentle spirit, compassionate listener, spiritual guide, musician, friend, gardener, son of Emma and John, lover of life and of nature, builder, Trappist monk, husband, dad, brother of Bob, Jim, and Tom, cancer survivor, chaplain, runner, dreamer creative craftsman, neighbor, lover of food, soul mate and best friend". He completed his earthly life as the sun rose on the morning of December 20th, 2004. He will be missed and forever loved by Mickey, Jessica, Jonathan, and Matthew. |
 John Zay - 46' diam. mid profile dome near Hartsel, Colorado |
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