What a sad news.
Even if we never met, i put all my trust and respect in you regarding
all the contributions and discussions you participated in, you always
had the good advice and comments...
May you rest in peace.
Gil
On 06/01/2016 01:51, Sakthivel Vellingiri wrote:
This is very sad news .
I met Adrian in ApacheCon last year at Austin Texas, I still remember, I
was the first one to go in the room on the second day and I guess he was
the second or third and we had a good 30 mins chat about Ofbiz and our
personal how-about as this was the first time we met each other.
I haven't worked closely with him but have good respect for him based on
his contribution to Ofbiz and his commitment towards Ofbiz and the
community.
Adrian will be missed a lot by Ofbiz Community.
May God give all the strength to his family and loved ones during this
tough time. Adrian Rest in Peace.
On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 4:39 PM, Sharan Foga <sharan.f...@gmail.com> wrote:
I can't believe it - This is really, really sad news and I will miss
Adrian a lot.
We never met but we have had a few Skype calls together and I could feel
that OFBiz was amazingly important to him. We collaborated on the update of
the Technical documentation and the potential framework rewrite.
I approached him about doing a talk in Austin last year and he was so keen
and positive to do something that could help promote the project. I also I
remember that he laughed a lot when I told him that some people saw him as
the 'Gatekeeper of the Framework' because he was so thorough in his reviews!
It's taking some time to for it sink in and I still can't believe he wont
be around anymore. He was a great asset to the project and will be sorely
missed.
Rest in peace - Adrian.
Thanks
Sharan
Le 05/01/2016 09:04, Pierre Smits a écrit :
Hi all,
With sadness in my heart I inform you that on January 1st Adrian Crum
passed away peacefully. Adrian was hospitalised in December of last year
due to suffering from a double pneumonia. He died while being kept
sedated.
I wish his loved ones, relatives and friends strength in these difficult
times.
Best regards,
Pierre Smits
