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Greg - 12/16/2013 7:13 PM 
Do you know if he died from something dive related?
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Mike dove with a group that pushed the limits, he had a new re breather, I don’t know the details but it was dive related, 100m dive.
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Greg - 12/17/2013 6:47 AM 
Sorry to hear that man. If you find out more details, maybe write an article about it on DiveBuddy so we can learn from it.
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I’m sorry to hear about your loss, and the loss of a member of our diving family as a whole.
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I’m sorry to hear about the loss of your friend. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.
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Deepest condolences, thoughts and prayers to his family & friends.
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May Mike R.I.P and Prayers for all family and friends.
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Wow, I am so sorry. The picture above says it all. You were good friends, and now MS (Mike,) is gone. At times like this, memory become blurred in the sorrow of the tragedy. I understand it is difficult. Yet, Greg is so very honest when he asks "please share, so we can learn." Ditto from me, please share.
Re breathers are being considered as the new and upcoming standard diving equipment. So, any news on what gear Mike was wearing, at what time did the re breather fail, or was he not set-up for the mixed gas properly (starting at the surface;) these are important clues. Wow ... I am so sorry.
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Hello:
Mike passed away in Dehab Egypt and I do not have a lot of the details. What I do know is he was an extremely knowledgeable, safe diver, my wife, son and myself all took courses from him. He pushed the limits, but knew "his" limits. Sorry I couldn’t help more.
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Plmr747 > thanks for trying. I’ve picked up a book, "FATAL DEPTHS" to learn about divers attempting the Andrea Dora off the Atlantic Ocean, East Coast (somewhere north of Long Island New York.) And, this book has chunks of interesting stories. FYI.
And again, my deep condolences to all. I have lost a buddy diver, too. Although not a close friend of mine, I was interested to learn from the tragedy. It is difficult since emotions cross paths with sadness.
Mike, R.I.P. my prayers to you and family.
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