Hello, Peter. Thanks for your memories. I do seem to remember your name
from that Digital Equipment era (and maybe DECUS?)! Yeah, that was
definitely Jerry all over, as he was one of those rare people that never
met a stranger. He was a big DEC enthusiast back then (we all hated
IBM!), which
I met Jerry Ethington in the early 80's at a DEC computer convention in St.
Louis. He was an engaging conversationalist, had a good sense of humor, and
was very generous with his knowledge. I remember he was driving an unusual,
perhaps antique station wagon.
It was good to see him a few years
It is with great sadness that I must report the passing of my longtime
friend and Macintosh enthusiast, Jerry Ethington. He died in the first
week of March from an apparent heart attack here in Louisville. He was
56 years old. Several people on this list knew him, although I am
probably the
Didn't know Jerry, but my condolences.
Friday, March 12, 20102:35 PMKen presleykenpres...@gmail.com
It is with great sadness that I must report the passing of my longtime
friend and Macintosh enthusiast, Jerry Ethington. He died in the first
week of March from an apparent heart attack here in
What a sad loss. Jerry was a good guy who always had a smile to share.
Thanks for spreading the word Ken.
Alex
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Ken Presley kenpres...@gmail.com wrote:
It is with great sadness that I must report the passing of my longtime
friend and Macintosh enthusiast, Jerry
I keep wondering whether that is the Jerry we all knew from way back
when--- he, or some other Jerry, was a member of the group, he came
out to the house during the time when Ward also belonged to the group
working at the other Mac store. I never knew Jerry's last name, so I
could not
@Alex: Thank you, Alex. I certainly knew you were one of the people on
the list that knew him. He always liked you and mentioned you several
times over the years!
@Harry: Thank you, Harry. Kindness always appreciated.
@Marta: Thank you, Marta. I am not at all sure about that. I know he
went
