- Dale “Rick” Thompson, a prominent marijuana advocate who played a pivotal role in the legalization of marijuana in Michigan, passed away at the age of 57 after battling colon cancer. Thompson, a former retail manager, devoted himself to the cannabis legalization movement around 2010 and became a respected figure in the industry.
- Thompson was known for his empathy and dedication to advocating for the rights of people who used marijuana. He was actively involved in various battles for marijuana legalization and access in Michigan, including standing up for medical marijuana rights and helping pass recreational marijuana legislation in 2018.
- Thompson’s contributions to the cannabis industry included co-hosting the “Jazz Cabbage Cafe” podcast, providing commentary on marijuana-related stories, and advocating for transparency and customer-friendly regulations in the cannabis industry. He was described by friends and colleagues as a “warrior,” “advocate,” and “crusader” who had a profound impact on the cannabis movement in Michigan.
Dale “Rick” Thompson, a prominent marijuana advocate instrumental in Michigan’s marijuana legalization, passed away at the age of 57 after battling colon cancer, reports MLive.
Thompson, who transitioned from a retail manager to a full-time cannabis legalization advocate in 2010, was known for his empathy and dedication to the cause.
He was actively involved in various battles for marijuana legalization and access in Michigan and played a crucial role in decriminalization efforts.
Thompson’s contributions included co-hosting a podcast, providing commentary on marijuana-related stories, and advocating for transparency and customer-friendly regulations in the cannabis industry.
He left a lasting impact on the cannabis movement in Michigan and is remembered as a “warrior,” “advocate,” and “crusader” by friends and colleagues.
