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Vashti Klein
Ronald Klein
22 de enero de 1934 - 20 de mayo de 2022
22 de enero de 1934 - 20 de mayo de 2022
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George Young
Ron was a tour de force not only as a teacher, a mentor, and more importantly as a dear friend. My seeing that legendary flyer in the mail with your smiling beamer, positively changed my life. I was thinking to myself that literally there was this guy who was teaching NLP a few miles from me. So I took the change challenge and it was all and more than I hoped for. What I took from his fantastic seminars I turned around used it to literally enhanced thousands of children's and parents' lives. Your teachings touched so many more than those that sat in your seminars. Few can make that claim that you left the world a better place than you found it. I will miss our trips to the airport to watch the planes and eat those famous burgers, damn they were the best. The Silver Dinner for breakfast and lunch, your observations, humor, and even some of those rough spots that showed your were human and not from the planet Mork. Now I know why you had me those times flying your flight simulator at the house. Then after some time you and John Fraye lured me to the airport where you actively had me helped you inspect a plane, telling this how you make sure its safe. A man walked up with clipboard you signed it, you turned to me with a big smile saying, "George we are going flying." You talked me into flying with you guys to help me to get over the jitters of flying. Well it worked or maybe it was the flight line burgers afterwards. Then there was the times we went to your West Virginia retirement home where you sang the values of country living while cleaned the house and picked up all the dead wood in the yard, whew!. I wish we had more time together and could have been there more for you. Living in Florida this COVID times prevented me from visiting. I had thought frequently of my returning where we go out to the airport to watch the planes while having those fantastic cheeseburgers. Well you don't get off that easy. I plan to go to that Mont. Airport to the restaurant sit at one of the tables overlooking the runways order two burgers one for me and one for you, and enjoy your presence one more time. I think you were really from Mork. Hey its better than being a chicken. I will miss our times together especially your stories, jokes, and meals. Love you Ron, always warm anchors and clear skys.
Vashti Klein

Cara Velasquez
Words from Avner Eisenberg: Ron was not only my teacher, he was my mentor, and friend. I attended my first of Ron's trainings because as a performer I wanted to learn more about trance and how to induce it. At the end of that 5-day seminar Ron had a half an hour left over and offered to demonstrate a technique for treating PTSD of a young woman social worker who had been attacked on the street and had been unable to work for more than half a year. I was hooked and for the next five years kept coming back for more and more training. One of my favorite stories that Ron told, and there were many, was of a woman who had a phobia for flying. As he told in the story, he used an Ericksonian startle technique he had read about and yelled at the woman, "Get out of that chair and leave that phobia behind." The woman jumped out of the chair and Ron asked how she was doing. "I'm still scared of flying, and now I'm scared of you too." Ron could self-deprecate with the best of them. We spoke on the phone from time to time during the pandemic and all Ron wanted was to get in front of a class and teach the next generation of Ericksonian hypnotists.
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