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Lynn Cremona
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David Warkentin

Post by Lynn Cremona »

David Warkentin, creator of MacRepertory and ReferenceWorks, passed away on September 11, 2010.
Two months ago, he was diagnosed with multiple brain tumors, which were metastasis of a colon melanoma.

David’s visionary creation of MacRepertory and ReferenceWorks has inspired a revolution in modern homeopathic thinking and practice. He had taught at nearly every homeopathic school in the United States and
numerous schools around the world, as well as serving on the boards of
several homeopathic organizations.

David was the recipient of many awards, including the prestigious Henry N. Williams Professional Service Award from the National Center of Homeopathy in recognition for his years of service, teaching and
dedication to the homeopathic community.
David’s education included nearly three decades worth of seminars and classes in Homeopathy
with countless teachers, including George Vithoulkas and Dr. Francisco Eizayaga.
He also had a Physician’s Assistant license from the
University of California (Davis) Medical School, an honorary doctoral
degree from The British Institute of Homoeopathy U.K., and CCH
Certification from the Council on Homeopathic Certification. He
maintained a private homeopathy practice in Marin County, CA from 1976
to 1995, was co-founder of the Hahnemann Medical Clinic in Berkeley, CA
where he practiced from 1985 to 1989, and then founded KHA in 1989.

Some of David’s other accomplishments include photography and white water rafting.
One of the most well-loved and respected leaders in Homeopathy,
David would be missed by the whole homeopathic community.

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Imagine Peace


Tanya Marquette
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Re: David Warkentin

Post by Tanya Marquette »

We truly need to appreciate our leaders when we still have them
tanya


Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD
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Re: David Warkentin

Post by Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD »

That is a terrible loss..............
So sad..............what else is there to say..........
 
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD.
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Dale Moss
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Re: David Warkentin

Post by Dale Moss »

News of his abrupt illness came as a shock to those who knew him. He was given two weeks to live; thanks to the care of his friends in the homeopathic community, he had two months. It is sad to think of how much more he might have accomplished had he lived the long and full life we would have wished for him.
Peace,
Dale


Ananda Ruchira
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Re: David Warkentin

Post by Ananda Ruchira »

David was a steady supporter of Abha Light Foundation and other pioneering projects around the world. He supported us with software and by other means as well. My emails from him were always imbued with his generosity and kindness.

Om Shanti.
Sincerely,
Didi Ananda Ruchira
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R
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Re: David Warkentin

Post by R »

Very shocking. He certainly gave a lot.

I am surprised. I thought brain tumors were very slow growing.

Roger

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Lisa Livingston
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Re: David Warkentin

Post by Lisa Livingston »

When syphilis meets sycosis, things happen very quickly. I would say a psoric state would have a slow-growing tumor.
All the best,
Lisa


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