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This would have been Kimber on 5/17/19 graduating with her Bachelors Degree in the field of psychology

I love telling this story about how we met I had known her only online from the MOF thread on ScubaBoard and only seen her in person a couple of times when she invited me with her friends to meet at a local eatery (planning on a dive get together for the MOF and I had discussed doing a dive to...

My Sweetie, Kimber Hawkins Thurman who I met here on ScubaBoard in the MOF/NMOF thread some 13 years ago 9/28/1970 - 4/2/2019 from her son, edited by me: "She was 48 years old, survived major brain surgery in 2004, A AGE bilateral stroke due to a PFO in 2006, woke up from a coma that...

:heart::jump: always :'(

Kimber is about to graduate from Cal State San Marcos , getting fitted for her cap and gown ... :jump:

:heart: all volunteers, all free, 600 people signed up to go surfing ... what a wonderful thing it was :jump:

Kimber at Life Rolls On ... what a great organization putting on adaptive surfing team pink was awesome ... of course they were :heart:

today is Kimber's birthday Happy Birthday Sweetie! :jump: She's still at Cal State and doing well at getting her degree :heart:

I don't see any items for sale, but you could try contacting him ... rondel101bjrr on eBay I've purchased my drysuit undergarments from him before

Reminders of Lynne pop up in my FB "on this day" feed and each one brings back .. fond memories, a smile, a feeling of being thankful for her comments, and a bit of sadness too

ohhhhhhhh I am so sorry , my heart goes out to you and his son Don Beary

Marie ... :) yes, I remember her using that phrase, made me smile too

As many of you have, I've met some really great people because of ScubaBoard, enough that I fear if I start naming them I'll leave out someone. Through their gracious actions I have been able to go places, dive places, that I would never have been able to on my own .. Thank You ! I also want...

I bungee mine to the side of my back under the wing like I've seen on some BP&W 's it's pretty streamlined (has not gotten caught in kelp) and I can restow it if needed finger spool is in pocket or clipped to harness , depending SMB bungee SMB bungee

She is now well on her way to graduating college at Cal State San Marcos here she is graduating from Mira Costa

Kimber/TekDiveGirl: "On this day, 11 years ago I suffered an arterial gas embolism while driving here in San Diego on the wreck of the Hogan. Had it not been for the flawless execution of emergency management and evacuation procedures by Capitan Carl, Joel, Anita, Eric, and Chad, I truly believe...

I understand there is a lot of *you're not a serious diver if you're not wearing black* mentality prevalent but there are still plenty of color options in gear choice, rash guards, wetsuits, drysuits, head gear, fins, wings, straps .. that you could use in a way to be as visible as possible...

a SMB can stick up above, and still be visible in waves I always carry mine, it's bungeed/tucked under my wing of my BC like I've seen some carry on BP & W

the important parts are the fact that they did it outside in real weather .. their data is one of the reasons I went with a florescent yellow SMB instead of an fluorescent red one

Reposting this to a good thread with important information so that others can gain from it. EVERYONE ... you need to save this, a very good, if long, read on rescue trials of signaling equipment conducted in real world conditions in the Scapa Flow ... How far can you see me? ... Diver location...