RIP Paul Walker.

I totally understand and respect what some people are saying about Paul Walker's death in relation to our soldiers, policemen, firefighters, and other public servants that die everyday and go unnoticed - and they along with their contributions to this planet should be recognized and celebrated. However, Paul Walker being a celebrity should not diminish his contributions to this world. There are plenty of worthless, drug-riddled celebrities that don't do shit with their fame and fortune to make a positive impact on this world; this guy did. He formed the Reach Out Worldwide organization to help people all over the world following natural disasters and helped with countless other charities and philanthropies. He was a good dude, and while there are plenty of other people that live great lives of nobility and honor and do not receive the same memorial that he is getting right now, it does not make it wrong to celebrate the life of a man that entertained millions and more importantly served as a positive example of what celebrities should be doing with their powerful influence. Beyond just being an actor, he was a model humanitarian. We're still celebrating and immortalizing James Dean how many years after his death? Paul Walker had a stronger body of work in film and gave more time and money to humanitarian efforts. Also, unlike Dean, he wasn't even responsible for the reckless driving that claimed his life. I think it's only right for people to take a moment to acknowledge Walker's legacy in the wake of his passing, and reflect upon their own contributions to this world. R.I.P Paul Walker.