In Honor of Jay Shaffer

Jay in the bald man in the dark colored shirt.

In Honor of Jay Shaffer, one of my mentors that also let me contribute to him. He was a mentor in thinking as a tool and art. The greatest contribution was when he allowed me to support him.

An article about working with him that he gave me premission to share after his passing:

Rites of Passage

http://www.toinquire.com/ourfire.htm

Martin Brossman

In Honor of Dr. Michael Bleyman

In Honor of Dr. Michael Bleyman, founder of CPT . A place for saving endangered tigers and other like animals. A Mentor to me in how he went for his passions and dreamed with a big vision (a 200 year plan to re-introduce to the wild). Not afraid to go against the grain for what he believed was "right". His decisions were not always perfect by far and he did not plan for his untimely death, but he took life on not letting his own personal challenged stop him.

Learn more about him (and if you knew him, please add something) at:

http://drmichaelbleyman.blogspot.com/

Martin Brossman

From the In Honor of a Mentor blog: http://inmemoryofamentor.blogspot.com/