X-Message-Number: 24582
From: "David Pizer" <>
Subject: Cryonics Museum
Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004 19:58:21 -0700


Randy posted:  "It is a small world indeed.  I have discovered that friend of 
mine used to work as an entertainer at small parties in Manhattan where a 
gentleman with the last name of Flynn tried to interest very wealthy people in 
buying his first cryonics machine for $35,500."


I have never heard of Flynn nor a "machine" that would be a "cryonics" machine.
There was a person named Ed Hope who tried to sell dewars in the early days.


Randy said: "I hope to get a video camcorder soon and hope to tape his memories 
of those early days.  Anyone have any suggestions as to where cryonics history 
is/should be stored?"


The Venturists have a library which we hope to turn into a museum someday.  We 
accept cryonics items that deal with the past.

David




Randolfe H. Wicker
Founder, Clone Rights United Front www.clonerights.com 
Spokesperson, Reproductive Cloning Network, www.reproductivecloning.net 
Correspondent, Stem Cells Club, www.stemcellsclub.com
Advisor, The Immortality Institute, www.imminst.org 
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