On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 08:40, Jim wrote: > Recently, Metro Detroit Linux Users Group lost a friend Safedin > Kajoshaj. He passed away at the age of 20. > > He was a huge GNOME fan and didn't go a day without bleeding edge. He > was a self confessed geek at heart. > > The LUG has discussed it and we think the best way to honer him would be > to set up a memorial fund. This requires that the doners be thanked for > their contributions in some way and the family be notified. > > Is this possible? I personally feel Gnome should setup a fund for all gnomers who have passed away. Sadly we have lost quite a few good people and the best way to thank them would be to help gnome in any way we can. A fund would be nice, but might be a bit out of scope. If the foundation decided that a fund was indeed a good idea, I would be willing to set one up. -- Sean Harshbarger harshy dersoldat org http://www.dersoldat.org http://coaster.sf.net Key fingerprint = 086A AA96 51DD D84D 3E64 1B26 778F 2335 C828 E736
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