I've been around this forum off-and-on for nearly 10 years. I always liked checking out his pictures. He'll be missed.

That’s to bad, Rest In Peace Jonathan

I've made an archive page where his pictures and comments will be preserved - https://trapperman.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/forums/47/1/in-memory-of-jonathan-weber

I have a lot more of his posts to move there yet. It's not complete.

Thanks Paul...

Thank you, Mr Paul, for doing this. I've thought of this all day...as his info in sheer abundance is so valuable , from all the pages already saved in the archives, to where his posts started in '17 to recently.

There is so much of his life there in rich treasures.

It is a mighty thing indeed that his memories and mind are so preserved in this forum.

Life through the eyes of the artist, in full right brain usage, as he loved describing it.

Gather them all up as precious gems , Mr Paul. Thank you.

That's awesome Paul! Thank you

This is really sad to me. I so looked forward to seeing his posts and regret the times I scrolled by them because I was in a hurry. Jonathon's heart was as great as his photography. I know all will miss him.

The tribute page is a great idea Paul. Thanks.

Very sad news. RIP

Heavy heart here. RIP Jonathan. Thanks Paul I always loved his pics!

Oh no ! So sorry to hear of this .

Rest in Peace, Jonathan

Terrible, what a loss to this community, his family and loved ones.
RIP

Sorry to hear this, he will be missed.

Thanks bossman Paul!
It says something of a man when it gets to be multiple pages of kind thoughts from people who mostly never physically met him missing his communications. I first "met" Jonathan over on Wild About Trapping, although he didn't share much of his photography on that site. I've certainly enjoyed his posts and his art on Tman.

Ecclesiastes 3:1-2
Revelation 21:4

So sad! Rest in Peace Jonathan...

I physically met Jonathon before I ever got to know him on here. Way back in 2004 I still lived in NY and had posted some traps for sale on the NY trappers forum. He replied and I found out he had just moved to the next town over from me from WI. He came to my house and bought all of my muskrat sized traps I had for sale. After that, I got to know him much better through his posts on here, although I never saw in him person again after that first day.

Well another chapter is complete in the cycle of life.
Guess that meeting him ain't on the bucket list anymore..
Wonder when the posting were slowing down what was happening....going to miss all those PM's of what's this bird
It was always guaranteed he would ask when no bird book was around to look up references.
Thanks Paul for pulling things together.

I'm also going to miss him...I really enjoyed what he called his ( late night ramblings ). Thank you Jonathan for what you've shared with us

Well that just sucks.
After reading all of the kind words in this thread, and thinking about the fond memories of his upbeat posts, it is starting to get easier to accept his leaving us.
I never met him, nor ever posted on any of his threads, but I always sat up straight in my chair when I saw one of his threads pop up. I always knew that it was going to be a good one.
He knew a lot about birds, but never came of as a know-it-all. The truest of gentlemen.
What a great idea of Paul to create an archive page of his posts.
THANK YOU!

Rest in peace Jonothon