Remembering Dr. Lawrence Fleischer (ASL VLOG)

I had the opportunity to make and share special to Deaf community. I was lucky; it got to make myself confident. The time always comes too soon when I realize Dr. Lawrence Fleischer isn't here today to continue to give opportunity to Deaf people to be confident in themselves.

Share every day - every moment together as though it was the best warmth spread to others.

LARRY ROCKS!

Jon Savage
Lenois.com

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[ifiexist]

Thank you for this vlog. I was in the audience on the day you did your show for Jask, and it's fascinating to see your point of view and what was going on through your mind during your show. I have been one of Larry's students for a long time, and I have had many instances in front of the classroom when I'm discussing something and I have to look over to him. All he would have to do was nod after my presentation for me to know I did well. He had that effect on people. Thank u for sharing.

-Mary

[jonLenois]

Mary,

Welcome.. Really nice to see the comment come from you by saw my show! That's inspired me! That was nice of him to made you feel confident about your presentation.

Thank you for nice comment here!

[deafpcatoby]

Thank you for this vlog!

[jonLenois]

Welcome.. :-)

[DBadvocate]

Like TheStralie said, I am very moved too as well. I don't know Larry but because of your vlog, I am starting to know bit by bit about this beautiful Larry.

Thank you so much for sharing memories with us.

[jonLenois]

Welcome.. :-)

[Onewaverider]

Jon,

Thank you for this tribute to Larry Fleischer. I will miss him, too.

Chris

[DBadvocate]

Yesterday I brought it up in mentorship class and interesting thing is that my professor knows Dr Fleischer too! Even mentioned Flavia as well. Small world and Dr Fleischer's memory shall live on...

[jonLenois]

Hi Patti,

YES! He had a great sense of humor like I mention about his daughter, Flavia.. My pleasure to shared and thank you for leave a nice comment here.

[jonLenois]

Understand that you dont know him but your condolences make different. :-)