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Honoring those great souls in the field of free energy who have passed on.

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    In Memory of Brian O'Leary - Brian O'Leary, founder of the New Energy Movement (which largely gave rise to our New Energy Congress), author, speaker, astronaut, and a leading voice in the new energy and planetary sustainability movements, passed away July 29 , 2011 at age 70 at his home in Vilcabamba, Ecuador as he rested in the arms of his beloved wife Meredith. He will be greatly missed. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; July 30, 2011)
  • Featured: Obituaries > O'Leary >
    Jeane Manning Shares Memories of Brian O'Leary - Free energy author, speaker, and friend, Jeane shares the pivotal role Brian played both in her own life as well as in the movement in general to inspire and shape things. He helped launch her first book, The Coming Energy Revolution, on which he was going to be a co-author. (Changing Power; August 14, 2011)
  • Bert Schreiber - Charles Bert Schreiber, Lt. USN Ret., age 83, of Bellaire, TX, died October 19, 2007 after a brief illness. He was a truly brilliant man who contributed much to science in his own way. He was never afraid to take a position (which he knew to be correct) i spite of overwhelming odds against him. AND, he had a great knack for simplifying complcated equations ad concepts to a few simple basic concepts. (National Philosophy Science; Oct. 30, 2008)
  • Robert George Adams - Inventor of the Adams Motor, passed away on the night of May 10, 2006 in New Zealand. In his late 80's, he had a serious stroke recently which had paralyzed his left side. He will be missed.
  • Walt Rosenthal Departs - New energy researcher who tested a wide range of devices, encouraging with due diligence, will be missed. Memorial services were held Jan. 27, in Santa Maria, California.
  • Aerielle Louise Has Died - A proponent of new energy and new thinking, involved with several internet radio programs, passed away on July 30 or 31, 2007. The circumstances of her death are tragic, and ironically present us with a personal manifestation of the effects of the warming of our planet.
  • Free-Energy Battery Inventor Killed at Airport?' - Official statement cites "natural causes" but others familiar with the disruptive potential of Arie M. DeGeus' technology to the existing power structure consider it a probable assassination. (PESN; Dec. 5, 2007)
    • Arie DeGeus Research and Death - Tim Ventura gives a brief review of the abundant and very significant work of the late Arie M. DeGeus, and the primary surviving associates. (PESN; Dec. 10, 2007)
  • David Hamel - David Hamel successfully claimed/proved to be given insights into the principles of free energy, anti-gravity and how to build a flying saucer engine. Had many prototypes which worked and lots of actual data/drawings and knowledge on the concepts of free energy apparatus'. He was and probably still is one of the most misunderstood free energy pioneers since the 1970's. (April 2009) (See also, remarks by Jeane Manning)
  • Doug Conway - Founder of "Views on High" wireless aircraft systems.
  • Eugene Mallove - Cold Fusion champion, and editor of Infinite Energy magazine, was brutally murdered May 14, 2004. (Pure Energy Systems)

Other Free Energy Heroes

  • Obituaries > Nuclear > Cold Fusion >
    Cold Fusion theorist, Scott Chubb, has passed away - Cold fusion theorist and Infinite Energy technical editor Dr. Scott Robinson Chubb, Sr. passed away at the age of 58 on March 25, 2011 after a long illness. Scott was born in 1953 in New York; received his B.A. degree in Physics from Princeton, and his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees, also in physics, from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Stony Brook. (Infinite Energy; April 18, 2011)
  • Nuclear / ZPE > Wingate Lambertson >
    Remembering energy inventor Dr. Lambertson - The late Wingate Lambertson, Ph.D., a nuclear scientist of Florida, was able to light a row of lamps in his garage using what he says is electricity taken from the energy of space, via his "cermet" material arranged in an "E-dam" through a process he called World Into Neutrinos (WIN). A dream he was given said the technology would emerge to the world in 2018. (Changing Power; July 13, 2010)
  • Mark Tomion (Stardrive device) passed away in June - Hal Ade writes: "Mark was working on a capacitive-type device, the StarDrive Electrodynamic Field Generator (EDF), and was, in a step-by-step manner of sequential development, coming very, very close to what most New Energy types have termed a working 'overunity' electrical generator." (ZPEnergy; August 06, 2009)

Conventional Renewable Energy Hero Obituaries

  • John Kanzius remembered by friends, family The man who gained world wide attention with his radio wave machine to fight cancer was remembered as a hero and man of vision. John Kanzius lived part time on Sanibel Island. But it was in his hometown of Erie, Pennsylvania that his friends and family said goodbye to him. (Includes video.) (MSNBC; Feb. 24, 2009)
  • Obituary: Geoffrey Ballard helped usher in hydrogen age - “He once said to me that we were witnessing the death of the internal combustion engine", said Ballard’s son Mark. “His hope for Ballard Power Systems was that it would herald the birth of the hydrogen economy. (Global BC"; August 5, 2008)
  • Victor R. Hansen - 89, of Dike, Iowa, died March 23, 2008, at the Shell Rock Care Center, Shell Rock, Iowa. He owned a Keely Motor ,of which the executor of his estate would like returned.


  • Jules Verne - France's sci-fi ambassador, feted 100 years after death - Author of "20,000 leagues under the sea," died March 24, 1905. Impact still felt today. (Designerz; March 21, 2005)

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