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Thank You For Everything, Bobby. Eternal Love and Gratitude. RIP, NFA

For more than 30 years Robert Weir and the Grateful Dead have been a central part of my life on many levels. I am brokenhearted but also full of love and gratitude. Enjoy your trip, Bobby. Not fade away.

Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead performing on Saturday Night Live, April 5, 1980, at NBC Studios in Rockefeller Center, New York City.

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I am full of sorrow today at the passing of Bob Weir. But I am also full of love and gratitude for what he gave all of us over more than 60 years of making and performing incredible music — always fresh, unique and original.

Bobby pushed the limits of the imagination and eagerly mined the depths of the universe, both musically and spiritually. He was a true adventurer, and he inspired millions. How grateful I am to have seen him — with my wife and best friend — one last time in Golden Gate Park in August.

What a fantastically goofy, creative, mystical, funny, funky, endearing and magical musician, performer and human being. Thank you for everything, Bobby. Eternal love. Not fade away.

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