Yes, thanks mrs T.
[Taking a moment today to remember a good guy]
Thank you for taking the time to reach out.
It’s always pleasant to know the image we’ve built up in our minds matches so well, and that friendship and love aren’t forgotten easily. Be well, and please take my (and our) best wishes as well.
Yes. Very well said.
I hope you @MrsTriPolar are recovering as well. Dying sucks totally, but being the spousal survivor is no picnic either.
Love to you and your family.
Thank you for updating us on this milestone. He has been missed.
Thanks for that update. I hope you are doing okay. I’m a widow and eventually you do get used to it, but it takes a while.
Thanks for posting. It’s nice to remember a good poster, even if the topic is sad. Best wishes, Kathleen.
Joy to his memory. I hope you may linger as a Doper as well.
Thank you @MrsTriPolar. Much love!
And please feel free to join us here for more cantankerousness (guaranteed) and the occasional wit (maybe).
Hi Kathleen - I was literally thinking about TripolarEd yesterday while I was again pruning my overgrown bay shrub tree! As you see, Ed’s absence is still very much felt here. Much love to you and your kids.
Surely you have opinions on declawing cats? Beans in chili? Manhattan or New England clam chowder? <–just joking on that last one - I have a pretty good idea where you (both) would stand on that!
~needscoffee
I don’t think I interacted with TriPolar directly, but his name is well-etched into my brain after 25 years or so on this board.
Thank you for the updates, and may he stay strong in your memories.
My condolences to you and your family. I always enjoyed reading TriPolar’s posts and comments. I loved the online name as well. He will be missed.
I mostly noted the quick witted-ness. He was a great contributor to the board.
From your description I’m a lot like him (well, except for the ‘quick witted’ part 
).
Best wishes to you and all in his life who loved and miss him.