In Memoriam

hung · #1 11-24-2009, 02:22 PM

Celi Moura, great friend, notable treasure hunter and PDC210 hero, died of cancer.

He was the most skilled expert in Mineoro detector use to date.
I've been with him in some expeditions and they were all an unforgettable experience.

Celi made many findings along his treasure hunter period. Many are not even featured in Mineoro's site.

http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/celliMoura.php

He taught me a lot of techiniques that were extremely valuable.
In 2006, during an expedition, he had to lay in bed on whole morning due to stomach aches caused by excessive acidity.
I believe this got worse along the time. He neve cared much about medical exams... That was his biggest mistake.
His life in the field was so intense, that I'm sure he had one hell of a good time along these years.

He will be solely missed by Mineoro, his family and friends.

First Damasio, now Celi. It's been a hard year for me.

Goodbye my friend.

WM6 · #2 11-24-2009, 02:45 PM

Death as a business opportunity for advertising worthless mineoro boxes.

Again ...

Esteban · #3 11-25-2009, 01:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hung

Celi Moura, great friend, notable treasure hunter and PDC210 hero, died of cancer.

He was the most skilled expert in Mineoro detector use to date.
I've been with him in some expeditions and they were all an unforgettable experience.

Celi made many findings along his treasure hunter period. Many are not even featured in Mineoro's site.

http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/celliMoura.php

He taught me a lot of techiniques that were extremely valuable.
In 2006, during an expedition, he had to lay in bed on whole morning due to stomach aches caused by excessive acidity.
I believe this got worse along the time. He neve cared much about medical exams... That was his biggest mistake.
His life in the field was so intense, that I'm sure he had one hell of a good time along these years.

He will be solely missed by Mineoro, his family and friends.

First Damasio, now Celi. It's been a hard year for me.

Goodbye my friend.

RIP.

Hung, peace for your friend.

hung · #4 11-26-2009, 01:27 AM

Thanks for your kind words Esteban.
Those kind of losses we have to face in our lives are the ones that hurt most.
You can ask Alonso about Celi. He knew him.
With only 4 of the Don Pedro era gold coins in the picture, he opened a restaurant.

As I told, Celi was a talented detectorist full of techniques and resources. He owned a very uncommon pendulum to pinpoint targets and he was a master on it.
Once he and Damasio made a bet of who could pinpoint closer a small buried target after detecting it from a distance. Celi had his pendulum and Damasio used one of his ionic rods. While Damasio got a little less than a foot from the object, Celi got exactly over it. When he got down and dug it, there it was. Don't remember now if it was a gold ring or an earring.

I'm sure both are in the 'greatest gig in the sky' now...

detectoman · #5 11-26-2009, 05:24 AM

one most of our family of hunters for hobby, go, r, in peace, the detectorist brother celi, my condolences for you hung, and for he family

WM6 · #6 11-26-2009, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by hung

T

. Don't remember now if it was a gold ring or an earring.

...

It was gold nothring.

hung · #7 11-26-2009, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by detectoman

one most of our family of hunters for hobby, go, r, in peace, the detectorist brother celi, my condolences for you hung, and for he family

thanks brother.

Jim · #8 11-27-2009, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by WM6

Death as a business opportunity for advertising worthless mineoro boxes.

Again ...

It appears that way, yes

hung · #9 11-28-2009, 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim

It appears that way, yes

Diminute human beings.
Diminute attitudes.
The sucess story of a man is the best answer for envy and stupidity of the incompetents.

Esteban · #10 11-28-2009, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by hung

Diminute human beings.
Diminute attitudes.
The sucess story of a man is the best answer for envy and stupidity of the incompetents.

Hung, don't waste your time. Put them in your ignore list.

Locator · #11 11-28-2009, 06:52 PM

RIP.
Unfortunately we lost a good treasure hunter.
Hung,i wish good paradise for your friend.

WM6 · #12 11-28-2009, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by hung

Diminute human beings.
Diminute attitudes.

Which diminute? Yours?

Requiem to friends in which your friend's name is mentioned twice (2x) the name of scandalous company Mineoro but three times (3x) in promotional manner.

To whom then sing the glory?

Theseus · #13 11-28-2009, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Esteban

Hung, don't waste your time. Put them in your ignore list.

I always get a chuckle out of the mention of Ignore Lists.

I mean, stop and think about what you're suggesting... If the retorts and comments to the postings here are more than you can handle; shouldn't you just consider PMs or better yet emails between those few that are not on your Iiggy List??

michael · #14 11-29-2009, 06:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hung

Celi Moura, great friend, notable treasure hunter and PDC210 hero, died of cancer.

He was the most skilled expert in Mineoro detector use to date.
I've been with him in some expeditions and they were all an unforgettable experience.

Celi made many findings along his treasure hunter period. Many are not even featured in Mineoro's site.

http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/celliMoura.php

He taught me a lot of techiniques that were extremely valuable.
In 2006, during an expedition, he had to lay in bed on whole morning due to stomach aches caused by excessive acidity.
I believe this got worse along the time. He neve cared much about medical exams... That was his biggest mistake.
His life in the field was so intense, that I'm sure he had one hell of a good time along these years.

He will be solely missed by Mineoro, his family and friends.

First Damasio, now Celi. It's been a hard year for me.

Goodbye my friend.

Hi Hung.
Accept my sympathy. I know it's hard to lose a good friend, especially who has taught a lot of valuable things. I whish had a chance to benefit of these transferred experiences to your from your friend.

hung · #15 11-30-2009, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by michael

Hi Hung.
Accept my sympathy. I know it's hard to lose a good friend, especially who has taught a lot of valuable things. I whish had a chance to benefit of these transferred experiences to your from your friend.

Thanks for your support Michael.

sweatofglory · #16 11-30-2009, 01:43 PM

I'm sorry for the loss. Hung, may your dear friend Rest In Peace....

WM6 · #17 11-30-2009, 03:26 PM

Rest In Peace for enthusiastic treasure Hunter Celi Moura!

hung · #18 12-01-2009, 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by sweatofglory

I'm sorry for the loss. Hung, may your dear friend Rest In Peace....

Sweatofglory, thanks for your kind words too.

And with this post, I wish to thank each and everyone who humbly and gently posted comfort messages. May this all turn into spiritual rewards to each one of you.

I will now forward this page to Celi's family, stating that wherever he is, he shall know he won't be forgotten.

Mike(Mont) · #19 12-01-2009, 02:56 AM

Hello Hung,

Sorry to hear your friend passed away. I didn't know of him but if he was into locating, he's up there with the angels I'm sure. I do a lot of praying to help me get through rough times. It takes my mind off what's bothering me.

Also I want to thank you what you showed me on the Examiner.

putrechigi · #20 12-01-2009, 08:39 PM

RIP.