‘His spirit light will continue to shine’

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People are worried, their money is turning into curry,
Money is so funny how it pulls you like a roller coaster.
When are you going to Awaken?
— Kevin Fulton (‘Flee’)
Kevin Fulton, known by his street name ‘Flee,’ was found dead in February 2019 near Drumm St. in San Francisco where he used to ask for survival donations, and near an alley where he slept at night. He wrote poetry and crafted witty cardboard signs, many of them with messages of LOVE. He was active in Occupy SF, and had lived on the streets of San Francisco, with trips to Portland Oregon, since. His smile and art and his love will be missed in our hearts and on these streets, where his spirit light will continue to shine. RIP. — Sarah Menefee

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