Rest in peace Nissim Avrahami

[Randal Stevenson]

Niki as some of us knew him has passed. Regina, his wife, sent an email to a member of another forum we were both on. I only hope someday to be half as creative in my jigs.

[Myk Rian]

He will certainly be missed. His photo shoots, projects, and explanations are top notch.
Is there a website to leave comments? Many funeral homes do that.

[Roger Newby]

One of the most creative Woodworkers I've ever seen. His creativity for making jigs was barnone. I'll really miss his tips.

[Bruce Page]

I hate to hear that. He was indeed a talented man.

God Speed

[glenn bradley]

He will be missed.

[Lori Kleinberg]

Sorry to hear such sad news. He was truly a creative woodworker. My sympathy goes out to his family.

[Jack Wilson]

I arrived late to the game, never connected with him and am sorry to see a fellow wood worker pass, my condolences to his family.

While I never had the opportunity to gain from his knowledge directly, as it seems many of you have, I did go to his listing in the members area and look thru some his postings. I hope they stay available so that others may gain from his insight as well.

[Bob Childress]

Niki was a man who knew how to do more with less than most anyone. He will be sorely missed. :(

[Mike Cutler]

Wow!

That's truly a shock.
I always liked Nissim's posts. Some of his "inventions" were amazingly well thought out.
He will be much missed.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Niki was indeed talented and was always willing to share his ideas. Should he disagree with someone (and that was seldom) he could express himself in a very respectful manner.

He will be missed!

[Rick Gifford]

Rest in peace sir. The world has lost a real talented woodworker.

[Michael Wetzel]

RIP Niki. His photo essays on how to make his jigs, etc were always incredible.

[Aaron Hastings]

Having lurked here for months before signing up.....I truly respected Nissim's fantastic ability to simply pesky problems with elegant solutions.

Here's the list of his thread contributions. RIP.



http://www.sawmillcreek.org/search.php?searchid=3746309

[Dennis Peacock]

He will be missed for sure. Prayers for the family.

[Rich Engelhardt]

Sad news :(.
I learned an awful lot from him.

[Joe Mioux]

Sorry to read this. His jigs and tutorials are a joy to read, learn and implement.

[Jim Becker]

I'm sad to hear this news. His contributions to the community were always great.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Sorry to hear the news. My condolences to the family. Thoughts and prayers sent.

[John Shuk]

Oh man what a bummer. Godspeed Niki.

[Jim Tobias]

Condolences to the family. Niki was an extremely creative woodworker that could come up with some great solutions for simple everyday jigs. His inventiveness will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace.

Jim

[Rod Sheridan]

Very sad news indeed, Nikki was talented, creative and always interested in helping other people......I'll miss him..............Rod.

[Stephen Tashiro]

The link to his contributions didn't work when I tried it. It would be nice to have some sort of pinned thread that archived them.

[Aaron Hastings]

The link to his contributions didn't work when I tried it. It would be nice to have some sort of pinned thread that archived them.

hopefully this works (http://www.sawmillcreek.org/search.php?searchid=3754052)

[Rick Potter]

I can truly say that his posts were the ones I never failed to read, and study. He was a brilliant problem solver, and a truly nice man.

Godspeed,
Rick Potter

[Stephen Tashiro]

Aaron, that link doesn't work for me. If you are linking to a user generated list of search results, I think it will quickly become invalid.

[Myk Rian]

You can send condolences to his Wife; naniki777 at yahoo.com