Corey Rudl – Sad, Sad News
I am deeply saddened to learn that Corey Rudl, founder and President of the Internet Marketing Center, died suddenly yesterday at the tender age of 34.
Here is the release from Associated Press…
“Two men were killed when their car crashed and caught fire at the California Speedway, authorities said.
Benjamin Miles Keaton, 39, and his passenger, Corey Nicholas Rudl, 34, both of La Jolla, died Thursday when Keaton’s 2005 Porsche Carrera GT left the track and slammed into a barrier. The engine compartment then caught fire, according to a sheriff’s report.
Rudl was pronounced dead at the scene. Keaton was airlifted to Loma Linda University Hospital, where he died about an hour later, according to the San Bernardino County Coroner’s Office.
The accident occurred while the track was being rented by the San Diego chapter of the Ferrari Owners Club.
The men are the fourth and fifth fatalities at California Speedway since it opened in 1997.”
In sharing his Internet marketing strategies and software solutions, Corey is credited with helping entrepreneurs and businesses worldwide succeed in their online businesses… my own included.
Only a few short weeks ago, at Yanik’s Underground Seminar in Washington, D.C., I had the opportunity and privilege to thank Corey in person for his (huge) part in my success … and now he’s gone.
Corey’s passing is a great loss to the world of Internet marketing and he will be sadly missed.
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Even though I never met him in person, I’m so sad to here about Corey’s tragic death. My deepest symphathies and condolences go to his family and friends. Do take care..
Words cannot describe about the sad news of Corey’s sudden death in a tragic motor accident. May God receive his soul in perfect peace. My condolences to the bereaved family and entire Internet Marketing friends.
Very sad news to hear. Rest in peace my friend
Corey, you are my teacher. May God accepts your soul and rest in peace…..
We all just can not get this into our heads…I myself am a absolute newbie to internet marketing and I think all we have to do is to keep on doing the
very same thing Corey wanted us to do. I never met him but the impression from DVD seminar is excellent. It reminds me December 1980 when John Lennon died. Corey’s name is already in our vocabulary and to remember him is to develop further the ideas and projects he wanted to do. It is our turn now. Let’s make the world a better place! Corey, you’re with us here. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
It’s shocking to hear the news. My regret is that I’ve had the opportunity to meet Corey, but I know and believe he’s a model for his generation to take after.
He will be missed but not forgotten. He will live on
in memory.He was great in his leadership. Thank God.
Tracy, Your heart must be breaking. There are no words I can express to you for your loss. My son was the same age as Corey and I can’t even fathom the heartache and loss you must feel. He truly cared about people and in this day and age that in itself is rare. I am disabled and Corey gave me hope when I had none. He believed in me when I didn’t. He gave me the strenth to rebuild my life. And for that I will forever be grateful.
When I read the email from you about his untimely death I cried for the man I never met and also for the loving wife he left behind. I could tell by the email just how proud he would have been of you and the love you two had for each other. I say a Novena and Rosary for you every night. I pray for Corey and you and ask God to help you through each day.
It has been said that over time the pain will lessen but as a woman who lost her fiance in a motorcyle accident over 30 years ago ….there’s many days that it still feel like yesterday. I have survived and I know you will too. He will live on in your heart forever. Take time to grieve it’s important….and painful. Remember …Only the good die young. How true it is… God bless, Barbara Callow