Will be sorely missed for his charm, humor, intelligence and deep kindness.
He was a snowy-haired, craggy mountain of a man; a man who radiated granite integrity and deep kindness.
But what stood out about him to many was the deep kindness he poured out on friends and strangers alike.
"He was a boy with a deep kindness, with a powerful sense of humour," a friend told Liberation.
"And he touched people across our community with his deep kindness and openhearted willingness to help, his humor and enthusiasm, his playful charm".
A graduate of Manchester, CT High School ("Best-Natured, Class of '54") and the U. of Miami (FL School of Communications Iron Arrowow member), Orm was known for his upbeat spirit, his irreverent sense of humor, his quick wit, his infectious laugh, his sense of adventure, his gentle strength, and his deep kindness and respect toward others.
Still, I admire most those who operate at the level of deep kindness, going beyond niceties to real impact.
All the world's problems can be addressed, however, by what I will call deep kindness, the sort that requires effort and sometimes pain and sacrifice.
He loves the work, and he loves the people, and he has a wit laced with deep kindness that makes everyone fall in love with him.
Your family?" the voice asks and there is a deep kindness in it that almost breaks you, but you shake your head, your voice sounds unfamiliar when you speak "no no ", you say and turn your face so that he cannot see the shame.
And yet, the very act of loving an animal and respecting the animal for its own value is an expression of deep kindness.
