I very likely have met Lisa McPhereson in Dallas though I had no idea of what would happen to her.
I was in Dallas at the org in 1986 recruiting for the ship, not yet called the Freewinds at that time. Lisa did not die until Dec 95. I am very lucky that I did not join her.

Loosing…
Yeah. It is not easy to leave the S.O. I barely made it out of there alive.
I would like to say that I appreciate your comments and in my humble but likely not opinion you know what you are talking about.

I lived with a S.O. member on the Freewinds ( then called Boheme) named Wick Allcock was placed on a mission to determine the name for the new ship. After surveying a lot of people he came up with the name Freewinds. I helped his brother, Chief Engineer Wak Allcock, put the name and insignia on the stacks of the Freewinds.

Loosing;
I have tried to be an entertainer
Regardless of the fact that every word I have typrd on any blog is the 100 percent truth the fact that I am still alive after 20 years ago in 2002 bei no g sent off the ship to die of AIDS whitch I received fr blood contaminated iy
hIV.

Thanks, Balletlady.

Thanks, Wynski, and yes, exactly right on what you’ve pointed out.

Thanks, Joe and Cindy.

Thanks, Mike.

Bill i fully agree with you. And I laughed. Drugs aren’t a solution but joining the SO specially in these days is a suicide. Better be parachuted in some jungle of South East of Asia in underwear and a tooth brush and try to stay alive.

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If I answered Yes on the Key Question “Do you want others to have the same gains as yours in the S.O”? I would be RS ing on the meter.
You would have to be real psycho to want others to have “gains” like that.