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Very sad news indeed! May God rest his soul and reward him abundantly for all the good that he did. Dr. Jones went above and beyond to help so many children with Lyme, putting his own livelihood and everything on the line to do so!
We saw so many doctors and endured all sorts of things in the process, but no one could tell us what was wrong with our son many years ago. Dr. Jones was the only one who correctly diagnosed him and once treatment began, our son got better.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to his family - may Almighty God comfort them on their loss. The world has truly lost an amazing individual.
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Sad to hear of DR.Jones passing, May he be at peace knowing how many lives he touched!
May God bless his family with comforting peace as well!
-------------------- 2006,May-August2006 Dx w/ Lyme/Bartonella/White Matter Lesion Disease on Brain. [ Clinical Dx w/ two positives and several IND's on the tests from Igenex ], Prior Dx of CFIDS/CEBV 1992, and FMS '93-'94 Diabetes*2 Dx 10/'08 Posts: 3581 | From SE Idaho | Registered: May 2006
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RIP Dr Charles Jones
We must never forgot all the Lyme warriors that came before us. We owe them our lives. Dr Jones was a true HERO!
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That is true, aklnwlf - he marched with MLK and decided his greatest contribution to humanity would be through his doctoring. He did more than doctoring - he promised and delivered life back to those who needed it back - one of the greatest people ever to walk this earth as far as I'm concerned!
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Does anyone know where condolences may be sent?
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Bartenderbonnie
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The details on Dr. Jones services have not been posted yet. The family has said they are in the process of making arrangements and when completed, will post on-line.
LLMD’s throughout the US and Europe have posted their experiences with Dr Jones on their instagram and facebook accounts. Heartfelt words of appreciation. He was truly respected.
Lyme advocates are trying to get in touch Senator Blumenthal, Senator Murphy and local congressman’s for eulogy.
Lyme advocates also would like flags at half mast and a mention of condolences on NPR and C-SPAN.
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God Bless You, Dr. Jones... You did so much and saved so many. We will always love and remember you.
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Thank you BBonnie for that information. Many are not on Facebook so any other posted links would be very appreciated.
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I have been looking online for a while to find Dr. Jones' obituary and any info where we can send our condolences (sympathy card, etc.) I have not been able to find anything (am not on Facebook).
Was there a funeral and does anyone have a name/address where we can send cards to his family?
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Bartenderbonnie
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This was posted on The Lyme Times Facebook yesterday;
“The Lyme Times is preparing a special tribute for Dr Charles Ray Jones. If you have photos of Dr Jones to share, please email a copy to. [email protected]
Include information about who is in the picture, along with where and when the picture was taken.”
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It's always tough losing someone who made such a positive impact on people's lives. I just stumbled upon this post while browsing for some info. It's been a rough day for me, too, as my uncle passed away today. As I was scrolling through the comments, I came across the mention of memorial bench ideas . I had never thought about that before, but it's such a great idea. It can serve as a tangible reminder of the positive impact someone had on our lives like Dr. Jones did for so many in the Lyme community. May he rest in peace and continue to be remembered for his dedication and compassion.
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