Very sad news. Our lives are uncertain, if we don't take care of our health, we will have to leave this world suddenly. I have been fighting with my life for the past one year. Maybe one day I will also leave this world silently, maybe no one will even know.  So everyone, please take care of your health, before it's too late.

I never spoke to him, but hearing the news of his passing made me feel very sad and uneasy. My condolences to his family, may they overcome this grief.

Haven't had any interactions with Condoras, but as a human being, seeing a person especially when they have a big contribution here in a forum in any way whatsoever is still very sad thing. I'm just an emphatic person I guess, but it's still saddens me to see a person die

Very respectful and made contributions here in the forum. Rest in Peace. 

It's very sad to see one of our forum friends pass away. I'm sure he was a good person, and I hope he's in the most beautiful place in heaven. My condolences to him. May his family and children be given strength to face this situation, and may they continue living with hope and prayer.

Bad news, condolences to the family from another forum family. I haven't spoken to him, but his nickname is quite well-known. A heart attack doesn't happen out of nowhere; his death, and the death of any person, always brings home the thought of how inattentive we sometimes are to our health. Our worries, our stress, and our daily lives often take priority, neglecting ourselves and self-care. I lost two loved ones who also passed away, simply leaving for work in the morning... Every time I see something like this, I ask other loved ones to take care of themselves, as families always have a hard time coping with the unexpected loss of loved ones.

Rest in peace, Condoras! To all the living, take care!

I didn't know many of you already knew him personally and had visited each other. If I may suggest, some of you could see his place and at least meet his family members, and let them know how the community reacted to the news of his death. As a friend, it would be fair to visit his grave and talk to his family members. Hear if they need any help (I doubt they would need any). For now, I believe they have some real-life friends for mental support.

Since Condoras has been involved in lending for a long time, there may be some individuals who owe money to Condoras. If there are any, I would request that they pay the debt as soon as possible. As a friend, someone might help get a wallet address from his wife in case there is someone who wants to pay the debt.

I always remember him as the gray cat on the lending board section since he is active in there while I regularly check that board to give some loan to trusted user for extra profit.

He is very active on fighting scam on lending board and also reliable lender as always.

My deepest condolences to his family and friends. Farewell @condoras. Another fallen bitcointalk member. So sad.

@yahoo62278, I am very familiar with @condoras, On the gambling board I should have visited this Utas yesterday when the first time was made, so quickly you leave us all Condoras, we really miss you, especially the gambling board and games.

I understand that nothing is eternal in this world, all of them will feel like what is felt by @condoras sooner or later.
Only prayers can be given to @condoras, hopefully calm and peaceful in the next nature.

May we who are still given age, keep doing good to others and that is the end of our journey, died.

This is truly sad news. Life goes on for us, but someone passes away somewhere else, very suddenly. Condoras was one of the members who left a mark on Bitcointalk. I didn't get a chance to meet him, but I see he has a lot of friends. The important thing is to have many friends like this. Life has to end somewhere, and it's important to be talked about well after you're gone. He achieved that.

 RIP Condoras, wherever you are, always be happy. I'm sure he reads these posts and has good thoughts for us.

Well, first, may he rest in peace.

Then, I'd like to say that these things, which remind us that life is nothing more than a blink of an eye, should make us reflect on what we are doing here.

It is characteristic of people who know they are going to die to review the past, even if only for a moment, and for that reason it is better not to have many things to regret on that day (you might die in your sleep and this might not apply, but I think it's good advice anyway).

The other thing would be to leave things sorted out in advance for when you are gone. You just have to admit that one day you are not going to be here.

I've been aware of this topic for quite some time and didn't post because I don't have much interaction with condoras. Still, after seeing the wonderful messages from the members here, I wanted to express my condolences to his family and friends.

RIP condoras