Klaus told me several amusing stories about his work as an est trainer, which he did prior to his involvement with Scientology. He was so dedicated to helping others; when he found how much of the basic information in Scientology was helpful to people, he spent the next 30 years teaching people the basic info of Scientology: how to get along with other people, how to manage others, how to manage a business using statistics, how to motiviate people to do things, and how to help people do the things they want. His life’s work continues to influence the many people he helped in his long public speaking career.

BTW, Peggy and Klaus were still very happily married when he passed away last year. They had a great relationship. She flew out to Kazahkstan from LA when she learned that he was ill, and was with him during the LifeFlight to Germany, and through to the end.

Klaus, was hired as the director, and with in less than a week I had fully trusted him and shared my story. I remember he saying “I Got It” with out any judgment what so ever. I had never been gotten with any opinion.

Klaus, introduce to a book by S.I. Hayakawa regarding “agreements”. That book and the discussion about agreement was the bases of my successful recovery and the foundation of my success.

Klaus taught me that power and success is product of agreement and there are things one could do, to create agreement.

Klaus, also introduce me the est training and since then in 1979, I have been a champion of transformation.

Many times, I would complain about this and about that. Klaus would normally say, you need to create more agreement around you about who you are going to be rather than reinforcing who you use to be.

Klaus Hilgers and the his then wife, Peggy, saved my life.

I miss you Klaus.

Kenny Young
ky@younggroupinc.com

Klaus and Peggy were a special people and a close friends.

I lost touch, mostly my fault and for that I am very sorry.

I think of the similar business problems, Klaus and I shared, that we worked on together, he helped me more than I did him by a long shot. Thanks again.

The white water rafting trips we took to West Virginia every spring for three years. “Are we there yet?”

The family times we broke bread together, all of us. Hi to Eric and from all of us condolences. “Andy too”

The partys in the back yard that we all went to with up to 200/300 people. Good times for all.

The trip you took to Germany to get in touch with your roots and how you felt about it.

No Klaus we all will miss you and want everyone to know that you left this world a better place than you found it. I’m sure that you are leading seminars in heaven aiding people to get more out of this new life.

The introduction to your mother and her help in Burmuda. Sharing was part of our very special friendship.

Peggy if you read this please E mail me so we can resume something I never should have let slip away.

Bob Newman (rnewman148@aol.com)

Fond memories will always be with me and New Jersey…
Forever…

He will be missed.

ich habe eine kurze Zeit mit dir gearbeitet, es war die bisher erfolgreichste Zeit meines beruflichen Lebens. Ich wünsche dir, wo immer du auch jetzt bist, eine glückliche und erfolgreiche Zeit

This translates roughly as: I’ve worked a short time with you, it was the most successful time in my professional life. I wish you, where ever you are now, a happy and successful time.

Dein Freund Detlef