The JOM Editorial Board wishes to extend its deep appreciation to Jonathan Prousky for his seven years of service as the JOM Editor. Since Abram Hoffer’s death in 2009, Jonathan has brought many improvements to the JOM, including a more rigorous peer-review process, improved referencing guidelines and author submission standards. Most importantly, Jonathan has been indispensable in keeping the JOM alive. Jonathan was inducted into the Orthomolecular Medicine Hall of Fame at the 2017 Orthomolecular Medicine Today Conference in April in Toronto; this was a milestone in his career, in addition to his many other achievements. Jonathan will remain a member of the JOM Editorial Board and assist where needed. We wish Jonathan all the best in his new endeavors.The JOM Editorial Board wishes to extend its deep appreciation to Jonathan Prousky for his seven years of service as the JOM Editor. Since Abram Hoffer’s death in 2009, Jonathan has brought many improvements to the JOM, including a more rigorous peer-review process, improved referencing guidelines and author submission standards. Most importantly, Jonathan has been indispensable in keeping the JOM alive. Jonathan was inducted into the Orthomolecular Medicine Hall of Fame at the 2017 Orthomolecular Medicine Today Conference in April in Toronto; this was a milestone in his career, in addition to his many other achievements. Jonathan will remain a member of the JOM Editorial Board and assist where needed. We wish Jonathan all the best in his new endeavors.