R.I.P. BASSKILLER

[MR. BMJ]

Lost a great friend yesterday. He respected many here over his many years on the forums, and I wanted those who he worked with, and respected, or helped, to know of his passing. He suffered through a lot of health problems the last many years. We lost contact with him over the last year, which is something he would have never done unless he was in huge pain or misery. His last text to me was painful as he could barely type it a year ago and stated he didn't know how much longer he'd be able to respond to us. Unfortunately, yesterday he passed away, but at least now he is no longer in pain, at least that is what I would like to believe. His wife took care of him the past year, as well as his mother, who just passed away 2 weeks ago. They also lost a nephew during Christmas.

Bass was your typical guy who just liked to lift. He was never cut-out to be a competing bodybuilder, he just loved to lift and enjoyed the fun of being on the forums. He did a lot behind the scenes, and he put in a lot of time to help anybody he could. He embraced the brotherhood of it all, the honesty and respect between members, and in living by that mantra he either made friends for life or lost them. As a Mod and Admin at WCBB for many years, like it is probably everywhere in those positions, you get to meet some great people that work alongside you. These forums are like our home within our home, and our friends within that second home who we are able to share things with that we probably couldn't to many in real life. We all got to see the man behind the name as a result, and it was a fun ride. Guy was as solid as anybody I have ever known. I'll cherish my friendship with him to my grave.

Love ya brother! Your friend,
BMJ

 

[pupu]

RIP brother.

 

[marshallmadman]

Sad to read this. I'm an old timer and definitely have my memories.

 

[Muay Thai]

he had a major impact on our community and birthed many chemists including myself. rip to an OG legend

I have his capping formula memorized for 50ct capemquicks @25 an 50mg.10mg/100mg etc. star with 21.5g dextrose and sub from there.

 

[b-boy]

Legend!!

Basskilleronline was the playbook for many bodybuilders.

R.I.P.

 

[btails]

RIP Basskiller. Loved this guys articles.

 

[kastro]

RIP brother

 

[Muay Thai]

would be amazing if we could revive his old content and make .pdfs etc ona google drive or something for veterans at least

 

[Prowrestler]

The passing of a legend-Rest in peace

 

[WeakFNG]

RIP. I hope he and his family are at peace now.

 

[Mufasa123]

He's in a better place. Very sorry to hear this and appreciate BMJ for passing this on. Legend in the online community. Didn't know him well and limited personal interaction (forums) but I knew he was real sick and will always remember.

 

[dxteran]

RIP brother!

 

[Heath82]

I learned sooo much reading his page. Pretty sure I read everything a few times lol. Amazing how some people can have such a huge impact and probably never know the extent. Rip

 

[Campeon]

RIP man... i will never forget...

 

[Scorpyd]

I learned sooo much reading his page. Pretty sure I read everything a few times lol. Amazing how some people can have such a huge impact and probably never know the extent. Rip

X2, RIP.

 

[pickapeck]

Lost a great friend yesterday. He respected many here over his many years on the forums, and I wanted those who he worked with, and respected, or helped, to know of his passing. He suffered through a lot of health problems the last many years. We lost contact with him over the last year, which is something he would have never done unless he was in huge pain or misery. His last text to me was painful as he could barely type it a year ago and stated he didn't know how much longer he'd be able to respond to us. Unfortunately, yesterday he passed away, but at least now he is no longer in pain, at least that is what I would like to believe. His wife took care of him the past year, as well as his mother, who just passed away 2 weeks ago. They also lost a nephew during Christmas.

Bass was your typical guy who just liked to lift. He was never cut-out to be a competing bodybuilder, he just loved to lift and enjoyed the fun of being on the forums. He did a lot behind the scenes, and he put in a lot of time to help anybody he could. He embraced the brotherhood of it all, the honesty and respect between members, and in living by that mantra he either made friends for life or lost them. As a Mod and Admin at WCBB for many years, like it is probably everywhere in those positions, you get to meet some great people that work alongside you. These forums are like our home within our home, and our friends within that second home who we are able to share things with that we probably couldn't to many in real life. We all got to see the man behind the name as a result, and it was a fun ride. Guy was as solid as anybody I have ever known. I'll cherish my friendship with him to my grave.

Love ya brother! Your friend,
BMJ

I want to mirror everything BMJ stated here. Bass was a big part of the forum community especially behind the scenes always looking out for people and giving a hand where he could. It was tough watching his health go downhill over the recent eyars. He gave me my own section where I posted about 20 articles ranging from just about everything from AAS, to HPTA to GH to various peptides. he was always supportive and the giver of wise advice. Always the one to pull back the reigns when someone might react to fast or without thinking things through. A true brother and not someone that will ever be replaced. Now he has past and his spirit is among us always. Godspeed to your reward in the afterlife Brother Bass..

 

[slide]

Damn. Sorry to hear of his passing. Great individual and his site was bookmarked and used for years as reference. May his family have comfort.

-s

 

[Swifto]

RIP sir.

I remember WCBB, great forum.

 

[Hyperemia]

Sad to hear it. Basskilleronline was a hell of resource for many of us. The site was so basic and that’s why I loved it. A lot of Articles and how to’s. RIP brother.

 

[buck]

He was a fixture in lifting for as long as i can remember. His site was a goto for many for a long time. He will be missed.