Comments on: Stubstad Dies, Had Worked With Dr. Ketchum’s Bigfoot DNA Project

By: snowlotus

snowlotus — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 18:30:07 +0000

Richard will be deeply missed by myself and his other many friends who are striving to prove the existence of the Sasquatch. He was a voice of scientific reason and professionalism, in an area of research that is flawed with emotionally wrought petty grievances, useless debate and little discipline.

He was a respectful mentor, a caring friend and a concerned citizen, and I am very remorseful that we never got the opportunity to meet face to face.

We first worked together as part of a research team for an organization. In addition to his submissions to the Ketchum project, on behalf of the organization, he later formed the “Richard Stubstad Sasquatch DNA Project”. During the past two years, I assisted him in the collection and vetting of various specimen samples, which are currently under review by a highly regarded academic institution.

My sincerest condolences to his wife, Zitta, and his family. He was a very devoted family man. The world was a better place because of Richard and he is sadly missed, but will never be forgotten.

Richard, when I make it up there and finally meet you, dear friend, and the dna results prove my theory correct, you still will owe me that seafood dinner you promised!

Shannon Sylvia

By: AZCRO_ALEX

AZCRO_ALEX — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 18:21:13 +0000

Loren, Thank you for such a wonderful piece. You have a way with such things, hence why you were one of the first I notified. That’s not something I “Believe” it’s something I know!

What’s really sad is that he never got to fulfill his dream of seeing this/his Bigfoot/DNA dream to the end. I think he was pretty secure in the results (as he knew them), but wanted to see how the rest of us & the world in general reacted to and viewed it’s final release. He won’t get to do that now.

Gordy had the right idea by putting Richard on the case, he was “relentless” to say the least. He attacked the subject in a way no other person had before. Hopefully in a way that will encourage all of us to follow.

Richard was one of the few people that I would answer the phone for no matter where I was and had many times ~ (you know~even if I was in a meeting); I will miss him dearly.

It was with a heavy heart that I let many of his friends know, including Bob. I’m thankful that I got the message out, but sad that I had to be the one to do it.

I truly feel honored that Gordy thought enough of us to call Larry when he did. We will reach out to Gordy and keep him abreast of any news and findings as we get it; as I would have to Richard in the past.

R.I.P. Richard, You will be missed.

By: GreatNorthBlades

GreatNorthBlades — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 02:16:48 +0000

That’s too bad. I think that the best way that the Erickson Project might honor his passing is by facilitating the release of their data as quickly as possible.

By: shownuff

shownuff — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 00:45:37 +0000

rest in peace Richard. May you smile down on us when all of us put are differences aside and remember what is really important. And that the North American Ape does exist. bless you…

By: jodie

jodie — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 00:31:25 +0000

So sad to hear, I hope he finally has all of the answers to his questions.

By: todd0329

todd0329 — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 23:39:43 +0000

Does anybody know what year Mr. Stubstad was born?

Kind regards

By: Pam Kulczar via Facebook

Pam Kulczar via Facebook — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 22:52:23 +0000

By: Wolfie0827

Wolfie0827 — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 21:38:36 +0000

It’s a shame to loose a true scientist who is willing to look at the evidence and make an objective decision and then try to further the research into this field. he will be missed!