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Mr. Sheridan suffered for many years with Alzheimer’s
disease. Ed suffered with symptoms of a stroke and died just
three weeks after Jim. Both men will be missed but never forgotten.
I also wish to pay a belated tribute to two
other great men, Don Wilson who died in 1984 and Professor
Orz Feather who died in 1987. All of these great men helped
me bring Sheridan's Entelev Formulation to the world under
our brand name Cantron.
‘The Chief’ was the affectionate
name we used to for our leader, Jim Sheridan. In retrospect,
when telling the story of our origins in this project, I refer
to myself and my associates (Don, Orz and Ed) as his ‘Indians.’
We always deferred to the wishes of ‘The Chief’
and helped fulfill his dream to bring his wonderful product
to the world. Mr. Sheridan always believed that he got his
‘marching orders’ from the great Chief in the
sky. We got our ‘marching orders’ from Mr. Sheridan.
I will always be honored to have been chosen to serve humanity
in this capacity.
A devout Christian gentleman, Mr. Sheridan
believed that the Entelev formula was given to him in a divinely
inspired dream. He refused any financial compensation, claiming
Entelev was “a gift from God to all his children.”
Mr. Sheridan spent his whole life researching Entelev and
trying to bring it to the suffering people of the world. When
he could not get his product approved, he gave the product
away for free. Such altruism is rare in human history.
To properly eulogize Mr. Sheridan, I will
quote from two passages in Don Wilson’s book manuscript
which is in my possession. The first passage relates to Don’s
first meeting with ‘The Chief:’
“I remember the first time I shook hands
with this kindly magnetic little man. His eyes sparkled with
electricity, his tongue with Irish wit and bon vivant. Here,
I thought is truly a remarkable giant of a man. How much I
underestimated him. This kind little man was a giant with
a heart and soul almost as big as the creator.”
In Don’s second passage he also gives
mutual credit to Jim’s wife, Estelle who always stood
by his side and supported him:
“Due to his herculean efforts, generations
of humans will inherit a lasting legacy which should perhaps
read;
...To a selfless couple who dedicated their
lives so that others may live. They sacrificed their lives
that others may not suffer and die an untimely death. Let
us be forever grateful and thank God for two beautiful human
beings who’s life was a bible of love.”
Ed Sopcak was the last of the Indians (last
one to join the project). He played a major role in the Entelev
movement. He helped me produce Cantron for many years and
was the founder of Cancell. Ed was very vocal about his beliefs
and as a result he helped popularize this wonderful product.
In the March 84 issue of the ‘Detroit
Monthly’ magazine, written by Michael Wendland, Don
Wilson was described as “Sheridan’s most vocal
and persistent defender.” This is an accurate depiction
of this great man. He was working on a book about Entelev.
On Mr. Sheridan’s behalf, he brought in a pharmaceutical
company to research Entelev. He brought myself, Orz Feather
and Ed Sopcak into the project. Accordingly, I credit him
as the father of Cantron and Cancell.
Orz Feather was a chemistry professor and
an inventor. He was a wonderful, good-spirited and brilliant
man who volunteered his time to help me develop Entelev/Cantron.
He also assisted Jim Sheridan in his research endeavors.
I will be forever grateful for ‘The
Chief’ and my fellow ‘Indians’ who served
humanity so well. I will always keep fond memories of them
deep in my heart. May they rest in eternal peace.
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