In a recent LinkedIn post, Hung Lee remembers Ivan “Harry” Harrison, a member of the Recruiting Brainfood community who died in a traffic accident, and draws attention to a fundraiser for Harrison’s young son, Henry. Lee’s post is a personal tribute and appeal for support; the article below reports on Lee’s words and the community role he describes.
“he was loquacious commentator, a generous sharer and an incredible scout for content which would intrigue and enrich others”
A valued voice in the Recruiting Brainfood community
According to Lee, Harrison regularly contributed commentary and shared material that could inform and interest others. Lee says some of Harrison’s discoveries appeared in the Recruiting Brainfood newsletter, which Lee publishes every Sunday. His description presents Harrison not only as a reader, but as an active participant whose curiosity helped shape what the community encountered.
Lee also recalls that Harrison supported Recruiting Brainfood. The post’s account of that support is paired with Lee’s regret that he did not express his gratitude more fully while he had the chance:
“He was a tremendous supporter of Recruiting Brainfood and I wish I had communicated my gratitude to him more fully when I had the chance.”
A tribute alongside a call to help
The post connects remembrance with a practical request. Lee says a GoFundMe has been established to support Harrison’s young son, Henry, and asks readers to consult a post by Matt Woodard and donate if they are able. Lee does not provide further details about the fundraiser in the text of his post, instead directing readers to Woodard’s post for information.
That appeal sits alongside Lee’s personal farewell. He explains that he continued calling Harrison “Ivan,” though Harrison preferred “Harry,” and offers an apology in the post. The detail conveys familiarity while keeping the focus on Harrison’s own preference and the affection Lee expresses for him.
Remembering a colleague and friend
Lee closes with a brief expression of grief and hope, writing:
“RIP hombre – we will catch up again in the next life 👊”
Lee’s post serves both as a public memorial and as a request for concrete support for a bereaved child. By recalling Harrison’s generosity, editorial eye and involvement in the Recruiting Brainfood community, Lee gives readers a picture of the person behind the fundraising appeal, while inviting those who can to contribute.
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This article is based on insights shared by Hung Lee on LinkedIn.
📅 Originally posted on November 4, 2026 | View original post on LinkedIn →