Corey Rudl - Sad, Sad News

Steven on June 3rd, 2005 12:45 pm

Very sad news indeed

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Joey Phillips on June 3rd, 2005 15:31 pm

My mouth just dropped open! For ‘Net Marketers like me, loosing Corey is like losing my Father.

He will be deeply missed.

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Marc on June 3rd, 2005 22:33 pm

So, so sad to just hear about Corey’s tragic death.

I had just purchased his huge program “Insider’s Secrets to Internet Marketing” and was about to send him an email to thank him for all his efforts and now this….For the little time i knew of him he seemed like my guardian angel and my life seemed destined to finally get on the right track with this business and Corey’s guidance… My heart is now very heavy with his passing… we must continue on in his memory now.

Corey would want us to persist.

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Tiat Leong on June 5th, 2005 6:14 am

When I first heard about it, my heart was heavy.

I have gotten a copy of Corey’s manual and have just started to read his manual. And now he is gone. My condolence goes out to his wife and family - do take care.

How precious and short life is. We must learn to treasure our friends, family, relatives every minutes, seconds that we have.

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Steve Hespen on June 6th, 2005 23:42 pm

Wow! What a blow! When I first heard about losing Corey I felt like I had just been hit hard in the stomach.

I first bought Coreys marketing course years ago and have bought all of his updates since. I’ve seen a lot of marketers and their programs come and go but Corey was always there. I’m looking at his notebooks sitting in the bookshelf right now with all of the bookmarks and notes hanging out of them and I feel like I should go get a glass doored book case just for them.

The online community is really going to miss him. May he rest in peace.

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Kigondu Kareithi on June 6th, 2005 23:44 pm

His ebook was the first one i bought and it opened my eyes to the world and opportunity of Internet marketing.

Rest in peace Cory.
kigondu

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Trinie on June 6th, 2005 23:50 pm

My deepest regret and prayers go to Rudy’s wife Tracey & his family. It is a sad event although if I don’t know him personally, but I have been receiving his very informative newsletter. May God bless him & those he left behind.

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Avi Maor on June 7th, 2005 0:00 am

So sad to here about Cory’s tragic death.
It is a loss to world of Internet Marketing and most of all to his family.
My condolence goes out to his wife and family - do take care.

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Amit Laufer on June 7th, 2005 0:01 am

Last Saturday I was shocked to learn that Corey Rudl died in a Car accident.

Even though I never met Corey in person, Just from seeing & listening to his Video Courses I could impressed from his dynamic personality, professionalism, His strong urge to contribute as much as he could from his knowledge.

It seems to me Corey liked Speed, He Thought and talked very Fast, He liked the Fastest Information Freeway the Internet and of course
Fast Cars that tragically caused his premature death at Age 34.

I am a new comer to the world of Internet Affiliate Marketing from Israel and I am Sure Corey has admirers from all over the world.

It is a big loss to all of us, it is so sad and unfair, it is a bad dream come true.

My best wishes and condolences to Corey’s wife, family, friends and coworkers.

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Eric on June 7th, 2005 0:03 am

I told myself that once I start earning something from the internet, the next step would be to purchase Mr Corey Rudl’s internet marketing course.

To learn from the Grand Master himself.

Alas. May he rest in peace.

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Romulus Harda on June 7th, 2005 0:19 am

I receive many good advice from Corey Rudl here in Romania!
Today I receive an e-mail and my heart was hevy.
Only 34 years old, receive my condolence.

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Boje Eskildsen on June 7th, 2005 0:19 am

I got the bad news last Friday. I couldn’t believe it. Although I never met him I felt I knew him very well from his internet courses and from his news letters. I really will miss him.

We often forget to live while we are and take care of the people we love. I wish his wife and family strength to face the future.

A little nice poem:

We are all angels
with one wing.
We can’t fly
without each other.

Boje from Denmark

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Rance Liu on June 7th, 2005 0:20 am

It was shocking and hard to believe that Corey is gone at the tender age of 34 ! We lost a great mentor - the guy who inspired me to start my on line business. As a customer and student, I am greatly saddened by this loss. My deepest condolence to his wife, family, friends and everybody at IMC.

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Salote Waqanisau on June 7th, 2005 0:42 am

Last Wednesday I recieved an e-mail from Corey that he was sending me a package about internet marketing. I have just started and his name was referred to me by Rosalind Gardner. He encouraged me on the path that I was taking on internet marketing. I salute him for his passion for helping beginners like me and the encouragement he gives out regularly until he knows that one is ready to stand on his/her feet. I thank God for his life and pray that God’s peace will be with his family and all his business friends during this difficult time. His name will be long remembered by those of us he has helped. May his soul rest in peace.

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Salote Waqanisau on June 7th, 2005 1:17 am

My deepest sympathy goes to Corey’s family and business friends and I pray for God’s peace to cover you during this difficult time. Corey will surely be missed moreso by beginners like me who just had the opportunity to know him a week before his passing. He encouraged me and showed me the ropes in internet marketing and I thank God for his life. He had a passion for helping others and his passing has made us the poorer but heaven the richer for his presence. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE.

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Garry Johnson on June 7th, 2005 1:29 am

I have been with corey a couple of years now and having bought his programmes and mailloop emailer.
He was my first person after a seminor that i had purchased his products,I will miss him and i will carry on and succeed in his name.
My thoughts are with his family and many of his freinds

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Coos on June 7th, 2005 2:17 am

My thoughts and prayers are with anyone saddened by this event, and my best wishes go to Corey.
Namaste,
Coos

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Ken Thomson on June 7th, 2005 2:34 am

Very, very sad. I attended his seminar in Virginia, hosted by his protege Germaine, a couple of months ago. Such intelligence, such promise and such a sudden end. Its just profoundly devastating.

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Joe Carr on June 7th, 2005 2:39 am

I first learned of Cory’s misfortune by several emails and still find it hard to believe that he has left us.

To my amazement there was an obitury written in our local newspaper The Ottawa Citizen. “Motocross star always hungered for speed”.

This was something I never knew about Cory.He was born and raised in Carleton Place which is only a few minutes from Ottawa. He became the Eastern Ontario champion in motocross in his mid-teens. He retired as champion in 1989 at the age of 18.

He was a leader then and will always remain a leader to all of us who will miss him dearly.

My deepest regrets.

Joe Carr

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Bill Austin on June 7th, 2005 3:10 am

It was a shock to hear of Corey’s death. Even though I did not know him it was hard to believe that someone that seemed so dynamic in the affiliate world was suddendly gone. I’m just getting my feet wet in the affiliate business and I’m just now beginning to study under him. We can all still learn a lot from him even though he’s not with us anymore. I would like to extend my sympothy to his staff and to his family.

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Carolyn Scotti on June 7th, 2005 3:10 am

I was in the process of writing an article to sell Corey’s products & was shocked to hear of the fatal accident, which caused his death. Although I have never had the pleasure of meeting Corey in person, I felt I knew him thru his e-mails & Marketing Tips Alert. May Our Lord hold Corey in His Loving Arms & grant to him eternal peace. May He also grant to Corey’s wife, family & friends the strength needed during their time of need. Thank you Lord for Corey, & all the marketing knowledge he had & shared with all of us. He will be missed.

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Ken Summers on June 7th, 2005 3:12 am

We would like to express my shock and dismay at receiving
such shocking news today.

The thoughts prays, and condolence go out to Corey’s
wife and family at large.

My wife and I are so very very sorry

With our most heart felt sympathys.

Ken and Adele Summers ( France)

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Gerard Rowley on June 7th, 2005 3:59 am

The news of Corey’s death certainly made me think just how short life can be and if is very heart wrenching for us that have been left behind and it has certainly saddened me. My deepest sympathy goes to Corey’s new wife and his and her family.
Our maker always takes the best first, the people who make a difference in others lives, the people who give of themselves to others and to the health, wealth and well been of others. Corey is this man, the best of the best and he will be sadly missed.
We must now carry on his work, similar to a couple thousand years ago.
Corey, you are sadly missed, when you have a little time, send us an email from up there. Rest in Peace.

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Robert koomson on June 7th, 2005 4:03 am

Few weeks ago i had an email from Rudl (IMC ). So today i decided to come check ma email and order his manual .I have been an affiliate for years My mouth is still wide open and credit card in hand, i’ve followed rudl for years , , he was a mentor to me , Maay his soul rest in peace,

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Leona on June 7th, 2005 4:39 am

I took a leave of absence from work which started today in order to devote the time to following Corey’s teachings in my hopes of internet marketing success. This is day one of my leave and I opened my email first thing this morning and found the word that Corey had so sadly died. I too am sitting here stunned. Sad. And my heart goes out to his family. Thank you Rosalind for your email also. My prayers are with you all in our internet marketing family.

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Alice M. Hertzler on June 7th, 2005 4:40 am

YES, It is sad news indeed that such a successful, young man who has made a great contribution to the world through his genius marketing and selling on the Internet and teaching people interested in learning to follow in his foot steps. Corey will be greatly missed.

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Selina Kucks on June 7th, 2005 4:55 am

I am totally stunned by this news.

I have for so long read every email sent to me and had become accustomed to seeing his encouraging words on my computer every couple of weeks. He will truely be missed by all and one can only hope to do as much good in the world as Corey.
For someone whom I have never met, I feel I have known him an eternity and am greatly saddened that God takes back such an inspiring spirit.
To all of Corey’s family … be strong, that’s what it means to be a Rudl.

Yours Sincerely,
Selina Kucks
Sketa Oz Executive Director

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John Howieson on June 7th, 2005 5:05 am

WOW! Corey literally POP-UPed on my horizon in Jan-’05. As I was “in-need” of some HTML “Tips”, Corey was there.

I gained so much just by reading and watching his publications. He was a passionate “giver” to the world, of knowledge, enthusiasm, and most of all warmth and encouragement for those of us wishing to be successful. Then “POP” just one more time, again doing what he loved.

He’ll be sorely missed by all who new him, or “of” him.

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Amado Arce on June 7th, 2005 5:31 am

Very sad news indeed. All I can say is that Corey’s excelent “Insiders course…” was responsible for my decision to enter into the online business

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Herb Hagell on June 7th, 2005 5:31 am

On Thursday last week, I ordered Cory’s Internet Marketing course. On Saturday I decided to apply for his advanced mentoring program. While I hesitated, I looked in my inbox and read a note telling me about his untimely passing.
It’s always a sad day when one of the pioneers dies. Cory has affected the lives of countless people and his legacy will live a long time.

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Les Humphries on June 7th, 2005 5:38 am

May God’s peace be with Corey’s family, friends, relatives and all who he touched.
When I first learned of the accident I was stunned.
I had just bought and begun studying his course and working to start an active internet business. Corey’s dedication and interest in helping others is apparent in every page of his manuals.
We must make every moment the best - being the best we can be!

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Dan on June 7th, 2005 5:41 am

I saw Corey speak at a conference in April. His energy and passion for sharing information was incredible. Clearly someone who practices what he preaches.

While I didn’t know Corey personally, the news of his passing upset me. I couldn’t get it out of my mind. Still can’t. Here’s a guy that had it all. Quite frankly, he had what many of us want. Money, success, a lifestyle where he can choose how to spend his day.

He’ll be missed.

Dan

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George Gunter on June 7th, 2005 5:46 am

“Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy”

Rest peaceful in the arms of the angels my friend. God will watch over your family and comfort them.

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George Gunter on June 7th, 2005 5:48 am

“The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not be in want…”

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Jackie Anderson on June 7th, 2005 5:54 am

I’m deeply saddened with Corey’s passing. Life is such a fragile thing. I realize now how trivial we can be sometimes. I was having what I thought to be a horrendous day when I learned of Corey’s death & what an eye opener for me! I’ve lost family members so I know what that experience is like, but, learning of Corey’s death I don’t know it just touched me in such a deep & profound way. I just was introduced to Corey’s teaching style about 6 weeks ago when I ordered his products. I’m in the mist of implementing his strategies when I hit a finacial snag & I was really letting this just overwhelm my thoughts. Low and behold now he is gone & I’m still here. God validated another 24 hours for me today. So I can be, do, have anything I want today. I just want to say thank you and that I’m so grateful for this 24 hours. I’m grateful for the sun that beamed down on my face this morning as I rode to work. I’m grateful for the loving family that I have. I’m grateful for life itself. My prayers go out to Corey’s family, staff, & all those lives that he touched. God bless

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Richard Kohl on June 7th, 2005 5:55 am

I recived an Email on June 3 the subject was “A Tribute to Corey Rudl, I was sadden and shock when I opened it and read where he was killed. I never met him in person but because I subscribe to his newsletter I did receive a number of emails. He was a giant in this industry as I was to learn in the 8 months I have been in this industry. My prayers will be for his wife.

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Linda on June 7th, 2005 5:56 am

I met Cory some years’ ago at a seminar in London and was most impressed by him. Like all of us I was deeply shocked to hear the news of his death and feel deeply for his family, especially his wife.

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Andre Hendricks on June 7th, 2005 6:04 am

You never really know how much someone realy mean to you until they are gone.

Having followed his newsletters for a year and buying his insider course a few months ago, I had the assurance that someone, who is truly an internet marketing genius, will always be there to guide me in the right direction for the dark and uncertain future. Corey did more than what most could accomplish in a lifetime, and he did it so we can benefit from his passion and love for internet business.

Corey we love you and we appreciate everything you have done for the internet marketing world.

Sincere condolences to his wife and family.

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Dan Locke on June 7th, 2005 6:06 am

I saw Corey at Yanik’s seminar and did not take the opportunity to talk with him. Others did and I watched what occurred.

In each conversation, Corey was “right there”, attentive and interested, thoroughly engaged in the communication that was occurring. It was evident to me that he very much respected each person he talked with.

I believe that most who approached him were not old friends and were not necessarily “the big names of the biz”; I believe that many of the people he talked with were new to him and were people of varying levels of success.

But Corey treated each in the fashion that they should be treated. Corey talked to and listened to each person as if each were the most important person in the world.

From the interchange I have had with his organization I know that he has left a legacy there as well. I have communicated with many of his staff members and each has treated me in the “Corey manner”: thoughtfully, attentively and as a Very important person. (Because, truly, aren’t we all?!)

Thank goodness that Corey kept company with like-minded people! I am sure that those closest to him are being a great comfort to each other!

I know that there are amongst us a community of spiritually minded people. All of us pray for you and those he loved. I pray for you peace within you and amongst you. I pray you continue to enrich each others’ lives.

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Dave on June 7th, 2005 6:21 am

Very sad news. My deepest sympathies and condolences goes out to Corey’s family and friends. He will be missed.

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Carol Johnston on June 7th, 2005 6:27 am

I cried when I read about Cry Rudl’s death. It saddens me to see such a brilliant man who was so full of life and inspired so many people to have his life come to a tragic end at age 34. It won’t be the same without him.

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RJ Sampley on June 7th, 2005 6:37 am

When I first started on the internet Corey was one of the first men I had came across, and bought a program from him. Corey we will all miss you. I am sorry for his family during this tragic time. My heart is saddened and I pray God to watch out for you and keep you in His loving arms.
RJ

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Patricia on June 7th, 2005 6:59 am

Never knew the guy but his death came as a shock to me. Few weeks ago I was surffing the web and came about his site. Was thinking of getting his internet marketing program and signed up for his newsletter to learn more about him. Too sad for someone so loved by many! My sympathy to his family and friends.

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Tony Ward on June 7th, 2005 7:00 am

I was shocked and saddened to hear of this tragedy. Corey has helped me greatly, and because of his influence my Internet business will suceed.

I would like to say two things.

First to Corey’s family. We are praying for you and want you to know that we grieve with you. Every dark cloud, does have a silver lining. Look for it.

Finally, it is a real tradegy when the life on any of our young is cut short. I hope that you will reflect on the fact that we are all just one heart beat away from death. Take the time today to tell those that you love just how much they mean to you. You may not have another chance. Live your life in the light of hope and peace and the reality that eternity waits us all.

God bye, Corey. We are missing you already!

Tony Ward

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Rosemary on June 7th, 2005 7:06 am

We hadn’t heard the news yet and on the evening of June 2nd, my sons and I were talking about Cory Rudl and how amazing he was and that he has helped the Internet Marketing world so much. We have been learning from Cory Rudl on a steady basis. The next morning my son called me and said “I have bad news, really bad news” and told me about the accident that killed Cory Rudl. Needless to say, we were all in shock. Cory Rudl did so much good for everyone and was just out trying to enjoy one of his rewards of all the great he did. After all, he deserved the fun. Unfortunately, it ended his life. Our condolences to his family and friends and to all the Internet Marketing world.

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Jim Davis on June 7th, 2005 7:52 am

So long Corey. You’ll be missed. Thanks for all the advice and help you have given.

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A.C.PERIYASWAMY on June 7th, 2005 8:21 am

I am saddened with the news.The internet marketing world lost a great soul. Today only i thought of HIM, as many websites adored his name as star of internet marketing.I do not know how to retrieve myself from this shocking news.

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Peter Marsh on June 7th, 2005 8:44 am

Talk about a smack in the face, I didn’t know Corey personally, but this has totally stunned me to the core. My deepest sympathy goes to his family and friends at this very sad time he will be greatly missed.

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Deb Plumley on June 7th, 2005 9:01 am

May my Lord Jesus Christ bless Corey’s precious wife and his family at this very difficult time. May He give you his peace and understanding.

I had not met Corey but I’m one who is now going thru his mentoring program and am very saddened by the news. I will never forget his great program. He is very professional and it shows in all his work.

We will miss Corey.

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ALIANO on June 7th, 2005 9:06 am

I was heart-broken to learn of Corey’s death! To this day I still almost cannot BELIEVE it.

Corey Rudl was my 1st Mentor in Online Marketing. Though I never bought any of his materials. I am on his Mailing List. And he has always been my primary influence in Internet Marketing.

God Bless his wife and loved ones!

DARRYL DEAN
Austin, Texas

www.aliano.opportunity.com

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Kirstan on June 7th, 2005 9:11 am

I was very sad to learn of Corey Rudi’s death it was and still is a great shock. The man was a genesis with a big heart. He will be missed by all who know him personally, and those who he has helped. Let me exprss my condolence to all who worked with Corey. And to his Wife & family he will be missed.
Good bye Corey.

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Marlene Roberson on June 7th, 2005 9:26 am

I feel as if I’ve lost a good friend. My condolences to Corey’s wife, parents, sister & niece, staff at IMC and all others so devastated by his passing. May God give you strenght through these very sad days. To honor Corey let’s carry on and make a success! That’s what he would want us to do! Let’s also not forget Ben Keaton’s loved ones! You are all in our prayers.
Marlene

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H. B. Garcia on June 7th, 2005 9:27 am

A real heavy feeling lays within me due to Corey’s passing. He will always be remembered. My condolences go out to his family and loved ones. Corey was a person who I looked up to as my role model. Even though I never met him, I’ve always admired his accomplishments and someday would like to achieve what he achieved. His internet marketing course has taught me a lot and for that I’m grateful. Now even though Corey is now gone physically, he will always be with us spiritually. He will always be in the hearts of every internet marketer out there and everytime an affiliate marketer becomes successful, I know in there hearts they’ll be saying, “Thanks Corey” and Corey will be saying from up above,”You’re always welcome my friends, you’re always welcome.”

To Corey: Even though a lot of us did not get a chance to meet you or talk to you in this lifetime, we know we will in the next lifetime. For now, you will continue to live in our hearts and our minds.

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Rick on June 7th, 2005 9:28 am

He’ll be sadly missed. Tragic loss to the industry.

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joanne hamlett on June 7th, 2005 9:55 am

When I was Working On My Very First Web Site,I Spent Hours And Hours Trying To Create It.I Clearly Did not Know What I Was Doing.I was Frustrated And Ready To Give Up.Out Of Nowhere,Came An Ad From Corey.Actually..It Was Corey.It Was His Face…And His Lips were Moving. He Was Telling Me What To Do.I Could Not Believe It.It Was Like A Gift From God.And..Corey Definetly Helped Me That Day,And He Continued Sending Me Sound Advice Through E-Mail.The Really Remarkable Thing About It Is..He Helped me “For Free”. He Never Asked Me For A Dime.And Now, 25 websites Later,I Am Still Learning. But..Compared To Then..I Am A Pro.And..I will Always Be In Debt, To The Man..Who Helped Me For Free.The Internet Is Vast,And Made To Be Explored. Mr Rudl Was Truley one of the Greatest”Internet Explorers” Ever.He Was A Mastermind.But Also..He Was a Nice Person.He Was Too Young To Die,But Ahead Of His Time.It Is True That Many Of The Good Die Young.And.. Most Of Them are Ahead Of Their Time.This Is Probably Because They have So Much To Do.. In Such a Short Time on Earth.I Do Not Pretend To Understand “Gods Grand Plan”..But, I Do Believe in God.. And,I Believe That Corey Is now Helping People in “Higher Places”.Heaven Is A Vast Atmoshere.. Made To Be “Explored”… Now…It Has “Aquired”…One Of The Greatest “Explorers” Ever. Coreys Work… Is Not Yet Done!

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Joseph Rooney on June 7th, 2005 11:36 am

Corey rest in peace good man….

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Pam Antaal on June 7th, 2005 12:46 pm

What can I say, everybody said so beautiful things about him. I have no words to express my self, only God knows how I feel about him, its like finding someone and you fall in love with, but suddenly he is gone and you left with broken heart, thats how I feel even after a week, its like you meet someone unforgettable.

I liked every thing about him. The way he was helping every one. He was ANGEL from HEAVEN. Even though his work wasn’t done on earth,he was also needed in HEAVEN. Hopefully we all will meet again.

I am very much sympthetic with his wife and family and his co-workers. God be with all of you. AMEN

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Billy Blair on June 7th, 2005 12:53 pm

I’d like to thank Rosalind for her email informing me of the passing of Corey Rudl. I was very sorry to learn of it. I really admired him. It was him and his materials and vision that got me really excited about becoming a home-based entreprenuer. My deepest sympathy to his family. God bless them.

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maekoh@prodigy.net on June 7th, 2005 13:47 pm

Like all the others, I was totally shocked, I was in denial when I received the message of Cory’s accident, I thought it was a joke. This couldn’t happen to someone who had so much… a successful enterprise,money streaming into his accounts, a beautiful new wife, and so many friends and admirers. He had it all, and it’s so sad.

My deepest condolences to Tracy and Corey’s family. He will be sorely missed and long remembered. He lived a good life albeit way too short.

Good bye friend and memtor. Rest in peace…

Mae

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Brian Edwards (UK) on June 7th, 2005 14:34 pm

I was about to sign up for Corey’s Marketing Course when I received the terrible news from Charlie Page. Like everyone, I too have been receiving emails from Corey for some time now and felt I was getting to know him like a friend I had not the pleasure of meeting. Even now writing this I am close to tears as I was when I initially heard the devastating news.

I am certain that Corey will be saying “I am with you all in spirit, just go for it like I did and never stop trying”.

My prayers go out to Corey’s wife and family,eveyone at IMC and all that new him.

God Bless.

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Matt F. on June 7th, 2005 14:48 pm

That is really sad to hear about this tragedy. My codolence goes to his wife and family and co-workers and all those people who knew him personally.

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Jorge Ivan on June 7th, 2005 14:53 pm

Corey was a fantastic marketing professional and a incredible inspiration for so many people. His lost is unbearable for everyone that have the good luck to know his work, ideas and passion for success.

As one of his students I´m very sad for the loss of the best mentor I could have in the netpreneur world.

Sympathy to his wife, family, friends and staff. May God gives you all the strenght and peace you need in this moments.

Corey, you’ll always be remembered in the teachings and lives of all of us. Good keep you in his glory.

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Michael Tuffery on June 7th, 2005 15:01 pm

Today it was just so shocking to see anything happen to Corey like this, I never expected anything like this to happen at all, this was so unexpecting to see
I just don’t know what to say
I’m sorry that anything like this could happen to Corey Rudl, a mid young 34 year old Internet Marketing Expert
I’m very sorry for this kind of thing to happen to Corey Rudl
God Bless Corey Rudl and His Family

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Mohammad Emad Juaitem on June 7th, 2005 15:11 pm

My sincere condolences to Corey’s wife, family, friends and staff at IMC.

I received a message from him the day he passed a way telling me about 1,000 pages of business ideas and I was thinking before that to thank him for his business offers in special.

Now , since I lost such a chance to thank him personally, I may have refer all of his sincere lovers to read a few pages – or even a few words - of the Holy Quran ( even you are not Muslims, you will lose nothing - on the contrary you may discover new meanings of life not previously mentioned to you although you surely feel it) for all our souls to live in peace as wishing him to rest in peace too. I am sure they will find how much Our God is the most merciful, the most gracious over all.

And I may refer again to Mr. Tony Ward meaningful words (comment # 45). It is verily true.

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Salai Kipp on June 7th, 2005 15:12 pm

I read with genuine pains in my heart mails reaching me about the sudden demise of our great hero Corey. Corey is a great man of the 21st. century - he will be remembered for a long long time to come.

Comment by Salai Kipp - Wednesday, June 8, 2005 @1:00 a.m in Germany

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David Eller on June 7th, 2005 15:24 pm

I never expected to meet Ben Franklin or many of the other genius level good people I’ve learned from.

But I had expected to meet Corey Rudl one day since he made it quite clear that he liked his students & enjoyed interacting with them.

I really wanted to go to his event recently when he got married; but had neither the time or money then.

Ouch !!

I can only hope his new wife & his staff can carry on his work & get on with their lives in a way that honors him & his good works & each have as happy a life as he would have wished had he known.

David Eller

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Dave Diamond on June 7th, 2005 15:27 pm

Sorry I’m re building my site. I just could not stand the thought’s of having anything on my site that reminded me of Corey. No I did not know him but I really felt he was a great guy and had a great upbringing. PLease forgive me but when i got e-mail i just said D—IT.

Thank’s
Diamonds -e- works, LLC.

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Armando Monge Cortes on June 7th, 2005 15:50 pm

I can’t believe this sad notice. Corey Rudl was a great part of my life. His life opened many doors in my life. Corey good bless you for all what you made for internet marketers and those that just read your books. I cry in my deep pain.

God bless you.

Sincerely Armando Monge Cortes

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Margarete on June 7th, 2005 16:10 pm

Two families are mourning the loss of a loved one. My sincere condolences to the families and friends of Cory and Benjamin.
Cory opened the doors to internet marketing for so many of us and will be sadly missed.
Margarete

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Gene Desautell on June 7th, 2005 16:47 pm

So recent a member to his circle of intelligence. I feel so very close to this cherished loss. To rob such a gifted and sharing individual from us leaves us without words but directs us to avenues of prayer. May his inspirations continue to be with me as I seek his path through life. Such a stranger but then so close that friendship seemed to flourish.
Corey we’ll miss you dearly. May whomever watches over us continue to keep his family in the huddle.

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Dave Bruun on June 7th, 2005 17:54 pm

Corey’s and my family were friends when we were growing up in Carleton Place.

Corey thought out of the box his whole life. I remember skiing with Corey on my Birthday with his Dad and mine at a local hill when we we’re 8. You know, we went up the lift like everyone else but not once did we come down the hill on a groomed trail. Corey and I drifted apart as childhood friends often do.

Corey marched to a different drummer. He certainly had the gift of original thought. I’m not suprised in the least that he was able to stack one success on top of another in life, business and everything else he put his mind to. His family should be so proud he touched so many in so few years. Corey has my everlasting respect his family my sincerest of condolences.

Dave

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eseta w on June 7th, 2005 18:27 pm

Thank you God for Corey Rudl’s life. He has inspired me to be an internet entreperneur and to work hard in whatever I do, no matter how difficult it may seem. To his wife, family and friends I offer you my condolence and sympathy. May you find peace in our God whose gives us peace that passeth all understanding during such difficult times. I will keep you in my prayers and look to God who is the beginner and finisher of our faith. May Corey’s soul rest in peace.

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Carol Tana on June 7th, 2005 20:47 pm

I don’t know Corey personally, but I felt that I’ve known him for a long time with his emails and his video seminars which is a tremendous help to my online business.

Corey you will surely be missed.

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russell rogers on June 7th, 2005 21:18 pm

The man was a legend in his own time and will be missed by all of his followers and friends and family.

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Michel V. on June 7th, 2005 21:20 pm

Today I just received the program ordered from Corey’s organisation ‘Insider secret…’. I can’t say that I knew him personally… but I know he was a very high profile specialist of internet marketing… and from reading all the comments here, he seems to be a very good person in all sense of the word!

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Sonja Battig on June 7th, 2005 21:45 pm

I have only known Corey via e-mail and only for a few months, but I feel deeply shocked by this sad news.
My sincere condolences to his wife, family, friends and staff.

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Chris De La Rosa on June 8th, 2005 4:26 am

Condolences to everyone affected. Truly sad to hear of Corey’s passing. He’s one of the people I credit with helping me enjoy working from home the past 6 years, and loving it. My online career was seriously influenced by his work. I hope Derek and others at his office can continue to provide the work Corey started.

Chris De La Rosa

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Dwayne Rice on June 8th, 2005 7:12 am

I send the deepest of sympathy to Corey’s family and friends. It’s rare to come in contact with someone as passionate about their chosen path. And that passion has helped so many realize their own passions and dreams. I always looked forward to his newsletters and hoped someday to meet him. We are all thankful for his work and will miss him dearly.

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