Peter Broadbent RIIP: Broad Bent Back is Best

The Deaths in 2013 site lists under October 1st: 

Peter Broadbent, 80, English footballer, Alzheimer’s disease

Since his name is an addition to the recent and prominent "Peter/Stone/Rock/Stein..." pattern-cluster, his death warrants further investigation.  Investigating further always requires a perusing of the notable persons wiki page if there is one, which in this case there is, looking for the best lead given previous pattern-clusters. Note the following excerpt that stood out from his wiki page:

In his autobiography, George Best said he was a Wolves fan and that Broadbent was the player he most admired

The name George Best is the best lead... nott just because of his surname, butt because it's an addition to the recent "George/Farmer" pattern-cluster... given that the etymology of the name George, is "Farmer" http://www.behindthename.com/name/george  The name George cropping up at this time is that much more meaningful given my previous post where some of the pattern-clusters cropping up involve "forests" and "clearings/fields"... after all, farmers often clear forests in order to plant fields (except French Acadian farmers who tended to build dyke's that freed land from the sea) .

Note the following from George Best's wiki page:

George Best (22 May 1946 – 25 November 2005) 

His birthday re May 22nd is significant.  Not just because it's an addition to the "22/Identical Number Sequence" pattern-cluster, butt because of what the following reveals:

May 22 - is the 142nd day of the year (143rd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 223 days remaining until the end of the year.

As of the last stroke of midnight on May 22nd to the last stroke of midnight on May 23rd, 222 days remain in the year.  May 22nd is also an addition to the "Off By One" pattern-cluster ,  one off from the 222 day of the year ... a particular inner twin trade mark signature.  By the generating the one off cluster, the inner twin world are indicating that we are one off... one off from doing the kind of farming that they propose via the TUSSH-- the Two United Structure System Home... which you will learn more about by reading my earlier posts of today.

Note the etymology of the Broadbent surname:

This interesting surname, with variant spelling Brodbent, widely recorded in Yorkshire church registers from the mid 16th Century, is of locational origin from a place near Oldham in South East Lancashire called Broadbent. The component elements of the placename are the Old English pre 7th Century "brad", broad or extensive, plus "beonet", a collective singular noun meaning "bent grass", "rushes" or "reeds".
Read more: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Broadbent#ixzz2gmFwRwvs