eMagazine August 2023

OUR PEOPLE,
OUR MISSION
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Dr. Menn Memorial
But in keeping the balance, it should be known that Dr. Menn was also a
consummate cook, a lover of good food and wine, and in the right company
would happily sing and chat through the night - and well into the next day.
Everything about him was larger than life.
His friends, associates and colleagues quite literally spanned the world but
most significantly he was a noble son of Nakhon si Thammarat, now a city,
once a Kingdom. Well versed in the local culture and dialect, raised in a family
with a lineage that included both southern kings and local farmers, he was
most at home in the ancient bustling city of his birth - and even more so in
the surrounding hills and forests of the vast Khao Luang National Park, the
splendid mountains that dominates Nakhon’s skyline.
For the future, he was planning to become a monk at Wat Phu Khao Lak, set
in the mountains and forests of Khao Lak, under the guidance of his beloved
teacher, the Venerable Ajan Pop.
It is there that he felt most at peace and it is there that many of us believe
his Spirit now resides, eternally at ease with Nature and the ancient eternal
lineages of Buddhadharma.
He is survived by his much loved mother Khun Ouyporn, sister Meh, brother
Max, a grand extended family and a galaxy of friends.
We all miss him deeply.
Dr. Menn at the Global Health Day Conference in June 2019, Danbury, CT
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