Another member passed away. Sean Molloy Options

[bdstone914]

I just saw this Facebook post by Sean's partner that he passed away last night. I am shocked. He was in top shape doing mountain biking and martial arts.
He has not been active here since 2018 but went by Sean V8 914.

[rick 918-S]

Well it's one thing to state that someone may have said something bad about you. At this point Sean can neither apologize or defend what ever it is that is causing your drama.

It is entirely another thing to bring up someone's mental health and military record like yours is any better. If you have an axe to grind with Sean his ship has sailed. Let it go. I hope when a post is made about your passing someone doesn't start a flame fest about your life and past.

Rest is peace Sean.

[Dr Evil]

Well it's one thing to state that someone may have said something bad about you. At this point Sean can neither apologize or defend what ever it is that is causing your drama.

It is entirely another thing to bring up someone's mental health and military record like yours is any better. If you have an axe to grind with Sean his ship has sailed. Let it go. I hope when a post is made about your passing someone doesn't start a flame fest about your life and past.

Rest is peace Sean.

If anyone has stuff to post about me they have always been welcome to do such at any time. Anything said after my passing, I promise, I won’t care. Maybe someone like you will take umbrage in my stead. I hope not. Your virtue signaling is about you, not anyone else. This is proven by your constantly missing my clearly stated points and intentions.
As a mental health professional, and a military veteran, from a long line of veterans, who also work at the VA taking care of veterans up until this past Dec, and who now sees veterans at a discount in his own clinic, I have the right to make the statements that I did, and do. The point of posting was as stated; to clear my name. The lies I highlighted were evidence, verified, to support my assertions. In veterans circles, though, stolen valor is among the highest offenses a service member or former service member can commit. It’s why several have already contacted me to offer support privately rather than argue here with folks who can’t quite understand because they haven’t served.