Saturday, March 01, 2008

In Memoriam

Loren Coleman posted information on the unexpected passing of Scott Norman, a California cryptozoology enthusiast who was particularly involved in the search for Mokele-mbembe.

Scott was a friend, and an active participant in a small discussion-investigation group with myself and a few others focusing on the stranger mystery animal sightings here in North America. You can see more about his life, his interests, his photography, and more at ScottNorman.com. (I don't know how long that site will remain up.)

I never met Scott face-to-face, but enjoyed speaking with him when he phoned after returning from his trip to Africa to search for M-M. Scott was a Christian and prepared for whatever life had in store, even this; he made his life count for something, and for those of us who knew Scott, his impact even in something like cryptozoology won't be quickly forgotten.

3 Comments:

At 10:02 AM, Blogger dmcc said...

Agreed. Scott always seemed like an upstanding guy. I hate to hear of his dying so young. Now he knows the answers to the secrets he so passionately searched for.

 
At 12:07 AM, Blogger Javin said...

This is Scott's brother Javin...
his site ScottNorman.com will remain up for awhile..the company he worked for is keeping it up for the family

thank you for the kind comments

 
At 11:09 PM, Blogger dmcc said...

That's a great idea. I'm glad to hear they are keeping it up for a while. I haven't been there in a long while and noticed much has been added. It looks good.

As a Christian and cryptozoology enthusiast, I can echo many of Scott's passions. I had the pleasure of talking to him in person once and online a few times. He seemed like a very genuine, nice guy. He'll certainly be missed.

 

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