Rest in Peace

[CreekSide]

Another member struck down by cancer. I’m sure many of you know him. It’s a shame he has passed away and will be remembered by many I’m sure. Rest in peace Joshua.

 

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[newnan man]

I'm so sorry that he has passed. All his posts were very informative and he had a wealth of knowledge about this hobby.

 

[Relicgrubber]

Yes he passed this last Tuesday 06/13/2023 from Stomach Cancer.

 

[fishstick]

A lot of knowledge we just lost. R I P Josh!!!!!!!

 

[southfork]

Lost but not forgotten. Rest in peace old friend.

 

[Up-North]

Thank you Josh.
For all that you have taught me.
You shall be missed by many.
Prayers for Joshua’s family through this hard time… God Bless.

 

[Buckleberry]

A great guy, so friendly and peaceable with an incredible collection of artifacts and fossils who knew more than most of us ever will. He invited me to go search for fossils in Florida with him once, but we weren't ever able to make it happen. A great loss to the community and humanity.

 

[dognose]

Sad to hear
RIP

 

[Tdog]

RIP Joshua.

 

[creskol]

I remember him! He knew his stuff! Cancer is such a dreaded disease.
RIP, Josh!

 

[Older The Better]

Dang, definitely perked up each time he chimed in, always appreciated his insight. One of the few posters you’d doubt your own assessment if he saw something else.

 

[uniface]

He just changed worlds, that's all.

Babies are not blank slates waiting to be written on when they're born -- they already have their own personalities and terperments, so they must come here from where they were before this. It's a big circle and it goes on forever.

Thank you for the pleasure of your company, Josh. : )

 

[Tnmountains]

I hate hearing this. We spoke about it in a pm not long ago but I did no think it was this bad. He actually wrote a long and very helpful e-mail. Like many of you I was talking with him gathering knowledge and getting advice.
Wealth of knowledge and always full of kindness.
May his family find peace.

 

[Tnmountains]

RIP Joshuaream

We received notice that long time member Joshuaream has left us. He was a long time member and very knowledgeable in indian artifacts and always willing to help. We have lost a well respected member with a wealth of Indian artifact knowledge.

www.treasurenet.com

 

[CreekSide]

RIP Joshuaream

We received notice that long time member Joshuaream has left us. He was a long time member and very knowledgeable in indian artifacts and always willing to help. We have lost a well respected member with a wealth of Indian artifact knowledge.

www.treasurenet.com

Thanks, you can move this if you like. I just figured many would like to know. I didn’t know him very well but have read his posts for many years all the way back to Arrowheadology.

 

[11KBP]

Both Joshua Ream and Matt Rowe were two of the most knowledgeable avocationals I have ever met and their early passing both due to cancer is a great loss to their many friends in the collecting community.

 

[Tnmountains]

Thanks, you can move this if you like. I just figured many would like to know. I didn’t know him very well but have read his posts for many years all the way back to Arrowheadology.

No this needs to stay here as this is where he spent his time. Treasure hunter posted a memorial tribute so everyone would know.
Thank you for posting it.

 

[Charl]

Joshua was very knowledgeable regarding Paleo studies in South America. And his research there attracted the interest of leading scholars in Paleo studies in general. At the Paleoamerican Oddessy Conference in Santa Fe in 2013, he attracted the attention of archaeologists, and Solutrean hypothesis supporters, Bruce Bradley and the late Dennis Stanford, in some of his South American material.

RIP, brother….

 

[GB Paleo]

Rest in Peace Joshua. You will be missed

 

[scruggs]

He will be missed!