Sad to hear of the passing of one of the few remaining founders of diving. RIP Jim Stewart. Condolences to his friends and family.
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Amazing life story. God Bless him.
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Jim was an "original"
He often stated I can repair any regulator in a sand storm on a desert Island with a rusty nail-- And I believe he could -- (with his eyes closed and one hand tied behind is back)
He had hearing problems (as with all divers from that generation) when we gather it is like a shouting match.
When asked "Why didn't you get hearing aids like rest of us" - His standard answer was "I have some there o in my brief case" -- which he ever carried or probably never owned a brief case.
SDM
He often stated I can repair any regulator in a sand storm on a desert Island with a rusty nail-- And I believe he could -- (with his eyes closed and one hand tied behind is back)
He had hearing problems (as with all divers from that generation) when we gather it is like a shouting match.
When asked "Why didn't you get hearing aids like rest of us" - His standard answer was "I have some there o in my brief case" -- which he ever carried or probably never owned a brief case.
SDM
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