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  1. Look2daSky
    pls refer to fatalities(southafrica) to confirm my above statements......
  2. Look2daSky
    If you refer to my initial post (where i introduced myself) i stated that my instructor died +/- 3 weeks after my SL jumps well this was him.... mark, father of two beautiful children now +/- 8yrs old... Husband to a wonderful woman... NEVER IN MY LIFE HAD I SEEN SO MANY PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE AT A FUNERAL... THE CHURCH WAS MAX'D - PEOPLE WERE STANDING IN THE DOORWAYS... MARK, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS AND MINDS... YOU WERE NOT ONLY MY INSTRUCTOR BUT MY FRIEND TOO... GOD BLESS YOR FAMILY. COMFORT YOUR WIFE AND GUIDE YOUR CHILDREN THROUGH LIFE. YOU'LL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS.
  3. Look2daSky
    HI GUYS AND GALS, In 2001 at the age of 18 I had my first SL skydiving experience... I enjoyed it so much that I went for a second SL jump 2hrs later! UNFORTUNATELY, three weeks after this joyous experience TRADEGY STRUCK! My INSTRUCTOR died tragically in a skydiving accident when his Main shute and Reserve shute got entangled in doing a cutaway. He died in hospital hrs later due to internal bleeding. At first this scared the life out of me, but ever-since the first two jumps in 2001, the sport has been YELLING my name. I have finally decided that I want to make a come-back and train to be an AFF INSTRUCTOR. Maturing and getting an understanding that DEATH is PART of LIFE REALLY GOT ME THROUGH THAT INNITIAL FEAR... I LIVE IN SOUTH AFRICA NEAR CARLTONVILLE, MY INITIAL JUMPS WERE DONE AT WONDABOOM, IF THERE IS ANYONE THAT KNOWS THE LOCAL DZs. PLS INFORM ME WHICH IS A BETTER OPTION. THANX. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LFE's A JOURNEY, ENJOY THE FLIGHT!!
  4. Look2daSky
    In 2001 I had my first skydiving experience... I enjoyed it so much that Iwent for a second SL jump 2hrs later! UNFORTUNATELY, three weeks after this joyous experience TRADEGY STRUCK! My INSTRUCTOR died tragically in a skydiving accident when his Main shute and Reserve shute got entangled. He died due to internal bleeding. At first this scared the life out of me, but ever-since the first two jumps in 2001, the sport has been YELLING my name. I have finally decided that I want to make a come-back and train to be an INSTRUCTOR.