EVERTBODY DIES

Recently, with the "passing" of James B Lee, (distant relative) a true "Captain of Industry, (Wall street Premier deal maker) the point is reenforced, "Everybody dies." Died at 62. Had shortness of breath on the treadmill. Goes to the hospital, dies. From what little I know, Mr. Lee was an exceptional person. TRULY, NONE OF US ARE PROMISED TOMORROW. 

I have often wondered: if we knew that we were going to die early as Mr Lee did at 62, would we live our lives any differently.