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**ssiikmuz** · 08-13-2006, 05:47 PM

I have the unfortunate duty of passing on a message from a fellow Princeton Kendo club, Ko Baikai sensei had passed away. The sadness of losing another voice of clarity without political boundary had saddened me.
I bow, and I say a prayer of thanks to Ko Sensei, who gives of himself, his lives, and his time to teach us what he have learned in his 60+ years practice of Kendo. So, will we be able to pass these lessons along to the next generation, or the generation beyond them?

Tribute to our Sensei: http://www.princetonkendo.com/kobaika.htm

08-13-2006, 05:47 PM	#1
ssiikmuz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 370 Senior Member	In Memory of our Sensei, KoBaika I have the unfortunate duty of passing on a message from a fellow Princeton Kendo club, Ko Baikai sensei had passed away. The sadness of losing another voice of clarity without political boundary had saddened me. I bow, and I say a prayer of thanks to Ko Sensei, who gives of himself, his lives, and his time to teach us what he have learned in his 60+ years practice of Kendo. So, will we be able to pass these lessons along to the next generation, or the generation beyond them? Tribute to our Sensei: http://www.princetonkendo.com/kobaika.htm
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