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Remembering Charles Jaffe
On Saturday, August 18, 2012, Charles Jaffe died, I believe of pneumonia.
A friend said: I went to Charles’ building again today and was told that he was buried on Sunday [Aug. 19] on Long Island. That’s probably why no one was able to find any information. Apparently, he went “peacefully and without pain”.
I think he was 87 years old and that he is survived by a son.
Charles lived at 380 Riverside Drive in New York City and ran a company called Jaffe Euclid Association.
For as long as I can remember, at least 22 years, Charles was involved in the Integral Yoga Upper West Side Center. He taught Yoga there, most recently at Fridays at noon, until a few weeks before his death.
Charles was expert in nutritional healing as taught by Henry G. Bieler, MD in Food is Your Best Medicine
Below are some reflections from other Integral Yoga teachers. Any comments or additional information will be appreciated.
I’ve been smiling thinking about all the conversations I’ve had with him over the years. All his lectures on how I need to lose weight. It all came from his loving heart and from his own experience of transformation to good health in earlier years. He had a great passion for his life and generously wanted to share his secrets of longevity with see everyone around him, whether they wanted to hear it or not. :)
I remember he came to my class and gave me a supercharged antioxidant organic dark chocolate bar and said “If you must eat chocolate, then eat this.”
Dear Charles. May he rest in peace.
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Yes, I also loved Charles passion about all matters of heath. He was a beautiful and lively spirit.
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My husband got to know him as they both attended Carole’s Gentle Yoga class for years and we were recipients of healthy diet books from him. He and my husband teasingly sparred for years over the pronunciation of the last syllable in the closing sloka’s (yah or yeh). He will be missed. If anyone has info on where to send condolence notes to his family, please let us know.
How to Make a PDF Fill-in Form Saveable
These notes apply to Acrobat X Pro. I don’t know about other versions or how to do this with free software. Adobe software is out of my price range too. I used my employer’s copy.
Good instructions for creating the fill-in are here.
Adobe provides instructions for making the fill-in saveable here, but it’s not clear the in their step 3 you want to pick File->Save As->Reader Extended PDF->Enable Additional Features…, not Enable Adding Text In Documents. That’s all it takes.