Here is the text of Bboy's obituary provided by his family:

-Bboy Passed from this life on Wednesday, October 27th at around 6:30 p.m. Bboy is survived by his parents, by his brother, and Bboy's fiance. He was born in September of 1971 in Texas and spent his early life there graduating from High School. He went to college in Texas and then at University, where he received his bachelors degree. He then went on to Law School where he received his law degree. For 14 years he was the Junior Bowling coach. He was employed at a Woodworking company where he was the IT Manager. He also owned a computer company and was currently involved in opening a new Mexican Restaurant. Bboy was loved by all who knew him and his death will leave a huge void in so very many lives. We wish to thank everyone for their continued prayers on our behalf.

Thanks, Robby.

My oldest daughter is Bboy's age. It is a terrible, terrible thing for sombody to die that young.

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Well what can I say? This is so sad,I must respond.My son was born in 72,my son in law bn. in 71. I have a brand new granddaughter born thurs. Bboy's passing seems so close to home and like many of us,I never met him. I look at his avatar and think of how I remember my son at that age. To loose him at such an early age is just devastating. I alway's tell my boy's that your 30's are the best you have to offer . Your most productive,don't waste them.

Odviously,Bboy did not and has left an imprint on our heart's forever.If I said any more,some may find offendsive.I only wish to say something that everyone can find the good in.God Bless each and everyone.Hugs,Leona Lee

I just wanted to extend my deepest sympathies to BBoy's friends and family. It's not easy to understand such a loss. Although I did not know BBoy, I feel a connection him and a debt of gratitude for his contribution to this site and this community. Before I found this site, I thought I was alone in my desire and interest. Now I know that there is an entire community of men and women who share the same interest. Thank you, BBoy.

-david8atl

Whilst late posting this I wish to pass on my sympathy to Bboy’s family, his close friends and those on the Eunuch Archive.

Whilst I never meet Bboy personally seeing I live in Australia, however I fondly remember the pleasant exchanges I have had with him going back over the years starting shortly after the Eunuch Archive started when there weren’t many stories on the board and it was very different to what it is today.

Life often throws us a curve ball or two and it’s hard to understand but Bboy made it a little easier to cope.

Thanks Bboy and thanks to those that are now continuing his legacy on.

Gone but not forgotton!

This all seems impossible. I felt an immense bond with him. This board enriched my life by confirming my experience and giving me a place to voice what had once seemed and felt strange.

Finding the news felt unreal. I kept thinking it could not be real.

What more is there to add, other than pass on my own sympathies to one who had obviously touched so many in a positive way.

I ditto all of the above.RIP Bboy....dl

Deep Sympathy to all Bboys people,may he RIP. dl

My deepest sympathies for all on BBoys passing even though i have never met him nor talked to him personally his posts have helped me alot as well as all of yours... my he rest in peace.