John Cena's Journal

OOC: Our Sincerest Regrets...
Please read this message in its entirety.

The [irl] real-life owner of this journal died yesterday, September 14th, 2008. My name is Kimberly; I am his sister. I don't know if he told any of you about me or cursed me as being the reason he always got booted offline, but that is who I am.

I do not know what everyone here knew about him, especially considering this is an RP journal, I know, but I also know that everyone here considered him a friend, and as my mother and I don't really know how to contact any of you, or if any of you would be interested in hearing about his real life (what we have to say may or may not matter to you) or participating in any memorial services, I can but leave the following information;

His mother, Theresa, can be reached at boe.theresa@yahoo.com. She welcomes anything you have to say about her son, and if you could help provide us with any copies of his writings on the various cross-journals and communities, we would sincerely appreciate it.

I, the sister, Kimberly, can be reached at Starprincess1850@aol.com. I, like my mother, am happy to field any questions about him or what happened. I know this is painful for a whole group of people that I've never met, and I am sincerely sorry that I have to break this to everyone in this manner. If anyone needs a phone outlet to reach one of us at to talk to, please email an inquiry and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.

I have started a memorial journal on livejournal, where I, myself, am centered. It can be found at memoryofjwb.livejournal.com. Please, please feel free to post there with anything you have to say; We do not know his passwords, and the only reason I can post in his journal right now is because the cookies he'd saved for auto-login have not yet expired on this computer... and this isn't even our home computer, so the minute we leave here, we'll been unable to get back in until recontacting the company.

From the bottom of our hearts, my mother and I thank you for being such good friends to someone who was so dear to us, and we know, to you as well. We hope we can support you through this difficult acknowledgement, and heavily apologize for being the bearers of bad news.

Thank you for your time,

Kimberly B.