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How??? Are the families being instructed not to write the cause of death in the obituaries? This seems like such an insult to any victims who would want to warn others of the danger should the shots have been the cause of their deaths! If this was a deliberate plan of genocide, when will they plan the next one?
One of the younger women in this particular post was born in the same year as my daughter and is now six feet under. We never took the shot. I can't imagine the pain her family is going through. My daughter is right here, goofing off with her girlfriends, getting ready for school, looks pretty and enjoys life. So happy that we're all unv@xxed, but at the same time profoundly sad for the families who lost their own flesh and blood to this poison.
World champion pole vaulter Shawn Barber dies at 29
Canadian athlete was the 2015 world champ, and he also made the finals in pole vault at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio
Shawn Barber, the Canadian pole vault record holder and 2015 world champion, has died from medical complications. He was 29.
Barber died Wednesday at home in Kingwood, Texas, his agent, Paul Doyle, confirmed to The Associated Press. A cause of death was not yet known. Barber had been experiencing health issues.
“More than just an incredible athlete, Shawn was such a good-hearted person that always put others ahead of himself,” Doyle said Thursday. “It’s tragic to lose such a good person at such a young age.”
Barber was a standout pole vaulter at the University of Akron, where he captured back-to-back NCAA indoor championships in 2014 and 2015. He won the NCAA outdoor crown as well in 2015, before taking gold later that summer at the Pan-Am Games. Barber carried a wave of momentum into worlds that season in Beijing. He took gold over Germany’s Raphael Marcel Holzdeppe.
A year later, Barber made the final at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics in a pole vault event won by Thiago Braz of Brazil.
Barber’s best vault was 6 meters (19 feet, 8¼ inches) on Jan. 15, 2016, in Reno, Nevada. His mark remains the Canadian record.
He’s survived by his mother, Ann; father, George; and brother, David.
The young father (33 years old) above, Kingsley left behind his children (8!!) Kaiden Cameron, Kineisha Yellowquill, Skylee Yellowquill, Manuel Yellowquill, Kyler Yellowquill, Patience Yellowquill, John Yellowquill and baby Yellowquill on the way. AND, he was predeceased by BOTH his father Cecil Miness and mother Betty Anne Yellowquill, PLUS sisters/brothers Sonya, Ramona, Amanda and Hurshel. THIS IS AN OUTRAGE!
How??? Are the families being instructed not to write the cause of death in the obituaries? This seems like such an insult to any victims who would want to warn others of the danger should the shots have been the cause of their deaths! If this was a deliberate plan of genocide, when will they plan the next one?
[insert prayers here]
One of the younger women in this particular post was born in the same year as my daughter and is now six feet under. We never took the shot. I can't imagine the pain her family is going through. My daughter is right here, goofing off with her girlfriends, getting ready for school, looks pretty and enjoys life. So happy that we're all unv@xxed, but at the same time profoundly sad for the families who lost their own flesh and blood to this poison.
Here's another...ugh
World champion pole vaulter Shawn Barber dies at 29
Canadian athlete was the 2015 world champ, and he also made the finals in pole vault at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio
Shawn Barber, the Canadian pole vault record holder and 2015 world champion, has died from medical complications. He was 29.
Barber died Wednesday at home in Kingwood, Texas, his agent, Paul Doyle, confirmed to The Associated Press. A cause of death was not yet known. Barber had been experiencing health issues.
“More than just an incredible athlete, Shawn was such a good-hearted person that always put others ahead of himself,” Doyle said Thursday. “It’s tragic to lose such a good person at such a young age.”
Barber was a standout pole vaulter at the University of Akron, where he captured back-to-back NCAA indoor championships in 2014 and 2015. He won the NCAA outdoor crown as well in 2015, before taking gold later that summer at the Pan-Am Games. Barber carried a wave of momentum into worlds that season in Beijing. He took gold over Germany’s Raphael Marcel Holzdeppe.
A year later, Barber made the final at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics in a pole vault event won by Thiago Braz of Brazil.
Barber’s best vault was 6 meters (19 feet, 8¼ inches) on Jan. 15, 2016, in Reno, Nevada. His mark remains the Canadian record.
He’s survived by his mother, Ann; father, George; and brother, David.
https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2024/01/18/world-champion-pole-vaulter-shawn-barber-dies-at-29/
The young father (33 years old) above, Kingsley left behind his children (8!!) Kaiden Cameron, Kineisha Yellowquill, Skylee Yellowquill, Manuel Yellowquill, Kyler Yellowquill, Patience Yellowquill, John Yellowquill and baby Yellowquill on the way. AND, he was predeceased by BOTH his father Cecil Miness and mother Betty Anne Yellowquill, PLUS sisters/brothers Sonya, Ramona, Amanda and Hurshel. THIS IS AN OUTRAGE!