Thank you for your support and love of Dana during this very difficult time.

As I consider the many things Dana had yet to accomplish, I also mourn that we do not have his final wishes. We have little information as to how he might have wanted us to commemorate him. The closest thing we have is brief five-year plan he wrote around five years ago that highlighted his desire to become a successful writer and to have the resources to support his friends, family, and community.

Looking into the future, we are considering compiling and publishing some of his unpublished work or creating bound copies of work he had already self-published. We've talked about creating a physical library for his large collection of books, so that family and friends can come read and remember him. And we've also talked about something like an annual table at Bakuretsu Con.

I would love to hear more feedback from all of you. In addition to any memories, stories, and pictures you might have of Dana, please feel free to share:

1. What are the projects that you have worked with Dana on? What projects were still pending?
2. How do you think we should commemorate this truly singular person?

I hope to see you all on August 17. We're going to paint the town orange.