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Good evening and I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend: Many people have been inquiring about the $CLINT development team's family and my brother's service, so in a gesture of good faith, I am going to share a synopsis of my brother's life and my family's experience with losing such an integral part of our family. If you wish, you can reach out to inquire about my family, but this will be where I share our tragedy and establish the validity of the $CLINT Team's mission. Please respect our family's tragedy and I do not need anymore people questioning the authenticity of my experience; I assure you what I disclose is very real and extremely private. However, in the spirit of goodwill and authenticity, here is my background story. Background: I am a teacher, mentor, coach and crypto enthusiast. My brother, Liam H. McKelvey was a SSGT (Staff Sergeant) in the Air Force but also was actively engaged in helping other military branches that I cannot disclose. However, what I can say is that he took his life June 30, 2021, after I had the distinct pain and privilege of having the last words shared with this beautiful soul. Thankfully I was able to let him know I loved him and was attempting to support him during this time. Prior to our last conversation, he spoke with my mother, and now looking back, he was saying his final farewell. Shortly after this call, I was blessed with speaking to him, which would be our final earthly conversation, and then ten minutes after, he shared with our family a group text where he apologized for not being a better brother, son, uncle, and man, followed by him shooting himself in a river he loved in the state of Vermont. It is gut wrenching to recall these moments, but I find it essential in painting this picture for you as a community. Prior to his death, I had begun my crypto journey and was actively trying to get him involved, but he had his job and service was his focus. Leading up to his death, he had begun to inquire about investing and I would update him about my successes and failures in the game. Leading up to his death, I had shared with him how to join recovery programs and how to take darkness and turn it into light. He was struggling with his PTSD and was ashamed of asking for help, which troubles me to this day. If you are struggling, there should be no shame associated with getting help, but as many military veterans know, getting help can lead to your career being put on hold. As a result of his death, I have decided to commit myself to not only talking about this loss from the perspective of a civilian and Gold Star Family Member, but from my brother's perspective too. The $CLINT Team recognizes that earning the trust is essential to endorsing what we do, which is why this an opportunity for crypto enthusiasts and philanthropists to ask questions about our mission, as well as becoming actively involved in this endeavor. As I mentioned before, this space is full of snake oil salesmen and frauds. Most of the people reading this have actively invested and supported movements that bring zero value to anyone but the frauds running the projects and the personas that willfully promote known pump and dumps. I imagine as you are reading those words, you probably have many influencers names who come to mind. That's beside the point, but what I am encouraging you to do is take a moment and consider what you are investing in and who you willfully support. One of the $CLINT Team's mantras is: Live by a Code, which is why we have partnered with @solamuraicoin to bring trust back to a space which genuinely needs this now. I am going to share some images of my brother and family so that you can see the brother, son, and uncle we loved dearly, but to also illustrate the pain that no family should have to endure. By doing this, I believe many of you who still possess a shred of decency will be able to recognize what this endeavor is about, but to also make this visually tangible for the doubters who have suggested that this story may not be accurate. We, the $CLINT Development Team, genuinely appreciate your support and would love for some good people to help spread the word. Like I mentioned, my DMs are open to discuss how you can help or get the message out about our philanthropic project. Blessings and Prosperity. Respectfully Yours, The $CLINT Development Team (The below pictures are of my brother, my parents, and my brother's final resting place)

clintcryptmoon's tweet photo. Good evening and I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend:

Many people have been inquiring about the $CLINT development team's family and my brother's service, so in a gesture of good faith, I am going to share a synopsis of my brother's life and my family's experience with losing such an integral part of our family. If you wish, you can reach out to inquire about my family, but this will be where I share our tragedy and establish the validity of the $CLINT Team's mission. Please respect our family's tragedy and I do not need anymore people questioning the authenticity of my experience; I assure you what I disclose is very real and extremely private. However, in the spirit of goodwill and authenticity, here is my background story.

Background:

I am a teacher, mentor, coach and crypto enthusiast. My brother, Liam H. McKelvey was a SSGT (Staff Sergeant) in the Air Force but also was actively engaged in helping other military branches that I cannot disclose. However, what I can say is that he took his life June 30, 2021, after I had the distinct pain and privilege of having the last words shared with this beautiful soul. Thankfully I was able to let him know I loved him and was attempting to support him during this time. Prior to our last conversation, he spoke with my mother, and now looking back, he was saying his final farewell. Shortly after this call, I was blessed with speaking to him, which would be our final earthly conversation, and then ten minutes after, he shared with our family a group text where he apologized for not being a better brother, son, uncle, and man, followed by him shooting himself in a river he loved in the state of Vermont. It is gut wrenching to recall these moments, but I find it essential in painting this picture for you as a community.

Prior to his death, I had begun my crypto journey and was actively trying to get him involved, but he had his job and service was his focus. Leading up to his death, he had begun to inquire about investing and I would update him about my successes and failures in the game. Leading up to his death, I had shared with him how to join recovery programs and how to take darkness and turn it into light. He was struggling with his PTSD and was ashamed of asking for help, which troubles me to this day. If you are struggling, there should be no shame associated with getting help, but as many military veterans know, getting help can lead to your career being put on hold. As a result of his death, I have decided to commit myself to not only talking about this loss from the perspective of a civilian and Gold Star Family Member, but from my brother's perspective too.

The $CLINT Team recognizes that earning the trust is essential to endorsing what we do, which is why this an opportunity for crypto enthusiasts and philanthropists to ask questions about our mission, as well as becoming actively involved in this endeavor. As I mentioned before, this space is full of snake oil salesmen and frauds. Most of the people reading this have actively invested and supported movements that bring zero value to anyone but the frauds running the projects and the personas that willfully promote known pump and dumps. I imagine as you are reading those words, you probably have many influencers names who come to mind. That's beside the point, but what I am encouraging you to do is take a moment and consider what you are investing in and who you willfully support. One of the $CLINT Team's mantras is: Live by a Code, which is why we have partnered with @solamuraicoin to bring trust back to a space which genuinely needs this now.

I am going to share some images of my brother and family so that you can see the brother, son, and uncle we loved dearly, but to also illustrate the pain that no family should have to endure. By doing this, I believe many of you who still possess a shred of decency will be able to recognize what this endeavor is about, but to also make this visually tangible for the doubters who have suggested that this story may not be accurate.

We, the $CLINT Development Team, genuinely appreciate your support and would love for some good people to help spread the word. Like I mentioned, my DMs are open to discuss how you can help or get the message out about our philanthropic project. Blessings and Prosperity.

Respectfully Yours,

The $CLINT Development Team

(The below pictures are of my brother, my parents, and my brother's final resting place)

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over 2 years ago

@FelixLuvsCrypto Hey my friend. Appreciate the kind words and we are doing our best to assist our friends who bravely have served us and our community. Blessings and prosperity

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over 2 years ago

Good evening and I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend: Many people have been inquiring about the $CLINT development team's family and my brother's service, so in a gesture of good faith, I am going to share a synopsis of my brother's life and my family's experience with losing such an integral part of our family. If you wish, you can reach out to inquire about my family, but this will be where I share our tragedy and establish the validity of the $CLINT Team's mission. Please respect our family's tragedy and I do not need anymore people questioning the authenticity of my experience; I assure you what I disclose is very real and extremely private. However, in the spirit of goodwill and authenticity, here is my background story. Background: I am a teacher, mentor, coach and crypto enthusiast. My brother, Liam H. McKelvey was a SSGT (Staff Sergeant) in the Air Force but also was actively engaged in helping other military branches that I cannot disclose. However, what I can say is that he took his life June 30, 2021, after I had the distinct pain and privilege of having the last words shared with this beautiful soul. Thankfully I was able to let him know I loved him and was attempting to support him during this time. Prior to our last conversation, he spoke with my mother, and now looking back, he was saying his final farewell. Shortly after this call, I was blessed with speaking to him, which would be our final earthly conversation, and then ten minutes after, he shared with our family a group text where he apologized for not being a better brother, son, uncle, and man, followed by him shooting himself in a river he loved in the state of Vermont. It is gut wrenching to recall these moments, but I find it essential in painting this picture for you as a community. Prior to his death, I had begun my crypto journey and was actively trying to get him involved, but he had his job and service was his focus. Leading up to his death, he had begun to inquire about investing and I would update him about my successes and failures in the game. Leading up to his death, I had shared with him how to join recovery programs and how to take darkness and turn it into light. He was struggling with his PTSD and was ashamed of asking for help, which troubles me to this day. If you are struggling, there should be no shame associated with getting help, but as many military veterans know, getting help can lead to your career being put on hold. As a result of his death, I have decided to commit myself to not only talking about this loss from the perspective of a civilian and Gold Star Family Member, but from my brother's perspective too. The $CLINT Team recognizes that earning the trust is essential to endorsing what we do, which is why this an opportunity for crypto enthusiasts and philanthropists to ask questions about our mission, as well as becoming actively involved in this endeavor. As I mentioned before, this space is full of snake oil salesmen and frauds. Most of the people reading this have actively invested and supported movements that bring zero value to anyone but the frauds running the projects and the personas that willfully promote known pump and dumps. I imagine as you are reading those words, you probably have many influencers names who come to mind. That's beside the point, but what I am encouraging you to do is take a moment and consider what you are investing in and who you willfully support. One of the $CLINT Team's mantras is: Live by a Code, which is why we have partnered with @solamuraicoin to bring trust back to a space which genuinely needs this now. I am going to share some images of my brother and family so that you can see the brother, son, and uncle we loved dearly, but to also illustrate the pain that no family should have to endure. By doing this, I believe many of you who still possess a shred of decency will be able to recognize what this endeavor is about, but to also make this visually tangible for the doubters who have suggested that this story may not be accurate. We, the $CLINT Development Team, genuinely appreciate your support and would love for some good people to help spread the word. Like I mentioned, my DMs are open to discuss how you can help or get the message out about our philanthropic project. Blessings and Prosperity. Respectfully Yours, The $CLINT Development Team (The below pictures are of my brother, my parents, and my brother's final resting place)

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