Re: James Higgo
This might be little consolation for those who see this place as the only existence. From my perspective, James has gone home. He's checked out of school for the summer and left his books and his school uniform behind. I seriously doubt he'll miss being here. For what it's worth. Robert W. Marchal wrote: Fred Chen wrote: [...] The multiverse concept is of little comfort on occasions like these. Any concept is of little confort on those occasions, for those who remain. Only ritual and presence of other close person can perhaps be a little comfort. Now remember James proposed a sort of buddhist view about the multithings, it would have been nice to have his opinion on that question. Bruno PS I did not intend to answer to James' mother *on-line*. Sorry. _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Fw: James Higgo
- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 12:47 AM Subject: Re: James Higgo Dear Fred, Thank you for your concer. Perhaps you could forward this notice to the rest of the people on the list (I don't have access). Many thanks, Jenny Higgo (James'mother at [EMAIL PROTECTED]). A service of thanksgiving for the life of James Anthony Higgo will be held in Haileybury College Chapel, Hertford, on Tuesday 19th September at 4.00 pm. Refreshments afterwards. This universe will be a duller place without him. I was shocked to hear of James Higgo's passing. I still have his replies to some of my postings. The multiverse concept is of little comfort on occasions like these. Fred
