This came from one list to another to another i am on....few degrees of
separation....Poul was the mentor of the Killer B's and dedicated
_Genesis_ to them. Send thoughts and prayers. (even if you can't
directly.)

Kristin



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> This came to the RFF list from Greg Bear, one of RFF's founders and Poul
> Anderson's son-in-law.
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>  Poul Anderson has left Alta Bates hospital in Berkeley and is in hospice
>  care at the Anderson home in Orinda. His daughter Astrid, his brother John
>  and his niece Janet are flying in today to be with him. When I spoke with
>  Poul the day before yesterday, he was weak but lucid; both Poul and Karen
>  welcome email messages. Their email is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>  Karen has supported Poul with courage and creativity during his month-long
>  stay at Alta Bates. She has prepared meals of many small and tasty morsels
>  that would tempt him when he was not inclined to eat; she has tuned her
>  menus to his dietary restrictions, and provided constant companionship and
>  relief from the discomfort and strain of hospitalization. Poul, not
>  unexpectedly, has shown courage in the face of what was not, at the
>  beginning, inevitable, but extremely difficult. Now the inevitable has
>  arrived, and it is likely a matter of days.
> 
>  My own loss is made difficult by the fact that I cannot be with them at this
>  time, and that I stand to lose not just a grand father in law, but one of my
>  favorite writers. Both Poul and Karen have provided immense inspiration over
>  the decades to me and to hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of others.
>  Please pass this letter to others not on the list, who might wish to express
>  their love and appreciation.
> 
>  Greg Bear
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