John's Passing
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 10:12 pm
Hi everyone,
It is with great sorrow that I come to the forum today to let everyone know that today, at approximately 1PM, John (my father) passed away. As some of you may know, he had been getting increasingly sick over the past three years that he had been in a nursing home here in Massachusetts, and following his latest procedure, he took a substantial turn for the worse until he succumbed today.
For those of you who have been part of this community and have followed my father's work, I want to express my utmost thanks. This was the community that he loved the most and, despite all his accomplishments, Generational Dynamics was truly the work that he was proudest of. Even though I have not been an active member of the community, I have gained so much from my life with him and the work that he has done, and I am sure that all of you feel the same way.
During one of our final conversations, I promised him that I would keep this website going, and I am dedicated to honoring that promise. I welcome all of you to reach out to me anytime if you would like to speak. I appreciate everything that you all did for my father and look forward to continuing this community in the new year.
Best,
Jason Xenakis
It is with great sorrow that I come to the forum today to let everyone know that today, at approximately 1PM, John (my father) passed away. As some of you may know, he had been getting increasingly sick over the past three years that he had been in a nursing home here in Massachusetts, and following his latest procedure, he took a substantial turn for the worse until he succumbed today.
For those of you who have been part of this community and have followed my father's work, I want to express my utmost thanks. This was the community that he loved the most and, despite all his accomplishments, Generational Dynamics was truly the work that he was proudest of. Even though I have not been an active member of the community, I have gained so much from my life with him and the work that he has done, and I am sure that all of you feel the same way.
During one of our final conversations, I promised him that I would keep this website going, and I am dedicated to honoring that promise. I welcome all of you to reach out to me anytime if you would like to speak. I appreciate everything that you all did for my father and look forward to continuing this community in the new year.
Best,
Jason Xenakis