In Memoriam: Tai'lahr

OpenUru.org, along with the rest of the Mystonline community, is mourning the loss of Tai'lahr on October 16th, 2019.

Rest in Peace, friend.

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In Myst Online: Uru Live, during the episode, "Scars" (May 19 - 23, 2007), two of the NPCs, Willow "Wheely" Engberg and Rosette Taylor died. <ref>[http://www.mystonline.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10010 MOUL forum thread: "Wheely is missing?-Update; Dreadful News"]</ref>  After their deaths and as part of the story, wreaths and wrapped flowers appeared in the place where they died.  A few weeks later, those items were removed and a permanent memorial of four rings with scrolling names was placed nearby.  This page is a list of those names and is intended to provide more information about the real people behind them.
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In Myst Online: Uru Live, during the episode, "Scars" (May 19 - 23, 2007), two of the NPCs, Willow "Wheely" Engberg and Rosette Taylor died in an area near the Kahlo pub. <ref>[http://www.mystonline.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10010 MOUL forum thread: "Wheely is missing?-Update; Dreadful News"]</ref>  After their deaths and as part of the story, wreaths and wrapped flowers appeared in the place where they died.  A few weeks later, those items were removed and a permanent memorial of four rings with scrolling names was placed nearby, just outside of the Kahlo pub.  This page is a list of those names along with information about the real people behind them.
  
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==Rosette Taylor==
 
==Rosette Taylor==
 
A fictional character (friend of Willow "Wheely" Engberg) who died during the Myst Online: Uru Live episode, "Scars."
 
A fictional character (friend of Willow "Wheely" Engberg) who died during the Myst Online: Uru Live episode, "Scars."
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''If tears could build a stairway and thoughts a memory lane, we'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again.''
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''No Farewell words were spoken; no time to say good-bye. You were gone before we knew it and only Yahvo knows why.''
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Revision as of 08:57, 12 August 2015

In Myst Online: Uru Live, during the episode, "Scars" (May 19 - 23, 2007), two of the NPCs, Willow "Wheely" Engberg and Rosette Taylor died in an area near the Kahlo pub. [1] After their deaths and as part of the story, wreaths and wrapped flowers appeared in the place where they died. A few weeks later, those items were removed and a permanent memorial of four rings with scrolling names was placed nearby, just outside of the Kahlo pub. This page is a list of those names along with information about the real people behind them.

Please note: If you add an outside link to this page (especially if it's to an older website), please be sure the page is saved in the Wayback Machine and include a link to the archived page, too. Example: MOUL forum post: Memorial Marker WM


Let me tell you about some of the most important people in D'ni History.... There are a lot of important figures we need to remember... There was Pehpsi, whose spirit was a light no matter how dark the Cavern was... Moz'ie, JDrake, Dust'ei, Aquila, Rasmine. People we have lost. But have made our lives so much the richer. And there are those who are still here.... More than I can name or remember... And for every one of them, there are a dozen others that work hard, help each other and never receive an iota of thanks or recognition. But these people are our history, this is our mythos. If you are here, you are part of that history. Every word you say is part of it. Every conversation is another chapter. - J.D. Barnes in Ae'gura following the DRC's Exodus, 05 November 2007.


Richard "ShadowCats" Bader

August 17, 1962 to June 24, 2010

Australia

Shadowcats was active in the Myst/Uru community as early as 2003, becoming a member of the Guild of Greeters that year and being appointed as a Guild Master in July, 2004.[2] [3]

He participated in several forums including the Guild of Greeters (December 2003)[4]; The Great Tree (April 2004)[5]; Myst Community (June 2004)[6]; DRC Forums (December 2005)[7]; Mystralia Forums (August 2006)[8]

He was fondly remembered in forum threads on the Guild of Greeters[9] and Myst Online[10] sites. His beloved cat, Wicket followed him in death just two months after his passing.[11]

Jeannie “jmb30321” Barcus

September 18, 1956 - July 6, 2015

Jean Marie "Jeannie" Barcus obituary WM

Joined the Guild of Greeters in October 2005.[12]

Janet "Pehpsi" Burress

December 5, 1953 - December 28, 2004

Naming herself for her favorite soft drink, Pepsi was forced to use alternate spellings on the forums and in the cavern (Pehpsee) due to Ubi's policy prohibiting avatar names with copyrighted products in them.[13] She was a member of The Lyst, participated in Prologue and joined the Guild of Greeters on December 7, 2003. A well-known and much beloved member of the community, her passing prompted many explorers to post touching tributes.

Pepsi Remembered webpage

MOUL forum post by pad: Rememberance of Pepsi and the Reasons why Uru deeply touches

MOUL forum post by mcladyb: Tribute to Pepsi and an impact that Uru made on people

Pepsi's Guild of Greeters Profile Page

CAGrayWolf

From the MYSTlore site: "David CAGrayWolf Sweeney was an active member in a number of Myst communities. Famous for his extensive collection of Myst and Uru memorabilia, he was also one of the DRC liaisons until he resigned on January 12, 2007. On June 24th, 2008, his mother Karen sent an e-mail to the community informing everyone that he had passed away on June 21st."

CAGrayWolf tells his own history with Uru on the MMORPG thread, Where did you first hear about URU Live?

Marten's story about meeting Wolfie.

CAGrayWolf's Myst Collection Album - current link, archived page, August 29, 2014

Served as a Guild Master in the Guild of Greeters. [3]

In Memorium pg on Guild of Greeters website (WM)

Guild of Messengers: "A tribute to CAGreyWolf by Dr Crisger"

James "Aquila" Capenter

Created and maintained the site, Aquila's Riven Pages (archived page, April 4, 2001). Created a website for "The Lysts" subscribed mail list.[14] "The Lyst - Yahoo Groups" was started in his honor on February 25, 2006.[15]

Virginia "Terra" Cinova

Served as a Guild Master in the Guild of Greeters. [3]

Obituary/Tribute page for Virginia A. Cinova

Cindy Farrar

Willow "Wheely" Engberg

A fictional character (daughter of DRC member, Michael Engberg) who died on May 23, 3007 during the Myst Online: Uru Live episode, "Scars."

Gandhar

Gandhar's MOUL forum profile

Daughter is Charura

Our Friend Gandhar

Gandhar Memorial

Jahuti

MOUL forum post about wedding to SuperGram

MOUL forum thread, "Sad News Jahuti Has Passed On"

March 2009 Guild of Messengers newspaper which includes "A Tribute to the late Jahuti Rhys"

JDrake

January 18, 1952 -

Joined the Guild of Greeters, November 10, 2003 and participated in Prologue.

jdrake06 Guild of Greeters profile page

GoG Bio post by jdrake06

The Grand Rapids Four "Journey to D'ni" website

Katzi

German Explorer. Member of the H'Uru Age Building Team.[16][17]

There is a memorial to her in Takla Ma'kan.[18] and a plaque in I.Brattin's memorial age, Aquh.[19]

Mo'zie

An avid Myst fan, she was mostly a solitary player and not a forum poster, but one of her favorite times in the cavern was when a group of explorers helped her to open the doors in Delin and Tsogahl. Mother to three sons (J'Ankenne in the cavern; jankenne on MOUL forum was one of them). A ceramic artist who created sculptures based on the sea, she loved the beauty of the Myst games, and the creativity that she saw displayed in the Myst community. [20]

Len "Flyboy" Mumbower

September 4, 1925 - July 29, 2008

MOUL forum post by Donahoo

Flyboy’s URU/Karaoka & Music/Career Story on Beyond Uru forums - archived page, March 11, 2008

Wrote a column called Hangar Talk for "Flying Simulator," the newsletter of the AF/D Society.[21] [22]

Leonard E. Mumbower obituary

Myst'Aken

Ft Collins, Colorado, USA

Jerry, AKA Zedicus; registered as Seeker53 on MOUL forums and known as Zedicus McMillan in Second Life.

Participated in D'mala, MOUL and MOULAgain.

Jerry's ashes were laid to rest in the Columbarium at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington VA on Saturday, February 19, 2011.[23]

Perlenstern

German explorer who passed away September 10, 2011. [24]

She created the age of Wianeroy.[25]

Perlenstern MOUL forum profile page

Mark “Zardoz” Plummer

September 5, 1954 - May 24, 2014

Mark Plummer obituary WM

Created Zardoz's realMyst Easter Egg Hunt and other Goodies - current link which was included on Cyan Worlds ~ Fan Site Links page of February 19, 2004 (as "realMyst Easter Egg Hunt, etc. - Zardoz").

MOUL forum profile

Ramsine

Remembered by Joorea.

Jim "Dust'ei" Rhodes

Member of Rivenguild. Passed away May 7, 2000. [26]


Josef Riedl

Co-founder with his brother, Simon of the Guild of Linguists, November 1998. Passed away in 2008.

Sil-Oh-Wet

MOUL forum post, "Passing of Sil-Oh-Wet"

The D'ni Voice: Rememberance

SIL_OH_WET / Lisa's Flickr photo page

Lisa Watson's (SIL_OH_WET) PhotoBucket


Rosette Taylor

A fictional character (friend of Willow "Wheely" Engberg) who died during the Myst Online: Uru Live episode, "Scars."


If tears could build a stairway and thoughts a memory lane, we'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again.

No Farewell words were spoken; no time to say good-bye. You were gone before we knew it and only Yahvo knows why.

Sources