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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.

,   and  Tela
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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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