and Annual Meeting on 11-13 October 2018 Thursday through Saturday, I will be facilitating an “In Memoriam Recognition� of members of our organization who have died. Notably, Mary and Bill Powers. Also recently, our past President, Fred Good.
Please send me at lloydk@klinedinst.com (you may prefer just to reply to this list post) the names of others who should be included in this In Memoriam.
We might also use this occasion to inquire about members who are not currently active in our organization BUT with whom we would like to be in contact. You may suggest these names also.
Best to each and all. I look forward to an informative, stimulating conference.
Be well.
Lloyd
Dr. Lloyd Klinedinst
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Villa Ridge, MO 63089-2001
HomeVoice: (636) 451-3232
Kenny Kitzke would be one. There is another person who used to get into it with Rick on a regular basis who also passed away a few years ago but I don’t recall his name right now.
I don’t know about Marc Abrams, but are you thinking of Bill Williams? He passed away from complications of diabetes. Despite the acrimonious discussions he had here in his final years, Bill Powers spoke of him as a friend.
Kenny Kitzke would be one. There is another person who used to get into it with Rick on a regular basis who also passed away a few years ago but I don’t recall his name right now.
and Annual Meeting on 11-13 October 2018 Thursday through Saturday, I will be facilitating an “In Memoriam Recognition” of members of our organization who have died. Notably, Mary and Bill Powers.
Also recently, our past President, Fred Good.
Please send me at lloydk@klinedinst.com (you may prefer just to reply to this list post) the names of others who should be included in this In Memoriam.
We might also use this occasion to inquire about members who are not currently active in
our organization BUT with whom we would like to be in contact. You may suggest these names also.
Best to each and all. I look forward to an informative, stimulating conference.
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I don’t know about Marc Abrams, but are you thinking of Bill Williams? He passed away from complications of diabetes. Despite the acrimonious discussions he had here in his final years, Bill Powers spoke of him as a friend.
Kenny Kitzke would be one. There is another person who used to get into it with Rick on a regular basis who also passed away a few years ago but I don’t recall his name right now.
and Annual Meeting on 11-13 October 2018 Thursday through Saturday, I will be facilitating an “In Memoriam Recognition� of members of our organization who have died. Notably, Mary and Bill Powers.
Also recently, our past President, Fred Good.
Please send me at lloydk@klinedinst.com (you may prefer just to reply to this list post) the names of others who should be included in this In Memoriam.
We might also use this occasion to inquire about members who are not currently active in
our organization BUT with whom we would like to be in contact. You may suggest these names also.
Best to each and all. I look forward to an informative, stimulating conference.
I don’t know about Marc Abrams, but are you thinking of Bill Williams? He passed away from complications of diabetes. Despite the acrimonious discussions he had here in his final years, Bill Powers spoke of him as a friend.
Yes, Bill Williams should be acknowledged. What about that German fellow, his first name was Wolfgang, I believe. Forgot his last name. He did these nice digital simulations of analog control circuits. I think he passed away, right? Good guy. And don’t forget Phil Runkel; I scanned through his “People as Living Things” book yesterday and it reminded me what a great writer he was as well as being a true expert at PCT.
BestÂ
Rick
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Richard S. MarkenÂ
"Perfection is achieved not when you have nothing more to add, but when you
have nothing left to take away.�
                --Antoine de Saint-Exupery
I believe it was Wolfgang Zocher, who had I think a SimLink program to turn analog into digital.
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[Rick Marken 2018-08-27_09:25:57]
I don’t know about Marc Abrams, but are you thinking of Bill Williams? He passed away from complications of diabetes. Despite the acrimonious discussions he had here in his final years, Bill Powers spoke of him as a friend.
Yes, Bill Williams should be acknowledged. What about that German fellow, his first name was Wolfgang, I believe. Forgot his last name. He did these nice digital simulations of analog control circuits. I think he passed away, right? Good guy. And don’t forget Phil Runkel; I scanned through his “People as Living Things” book yesterday and it reminded me what a great writer he was as well as being a true expert at PCT.
Best
Rick
···
Richard S. Marken
"Perfection is achieved not when you have nothing more to add, but when you
have nothing left to take away.�
–Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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Please also note: * Under 42 CFR part 2 you are prohibited from making any further disclosure of information that identifies an individual as having or having had a substance use disorder unless it is expressly permitted by the written consent of the individual whose information is being disclosed or as otherwise permitted by 42 CFR Part 2.*
I don’t know about Marc Abrams, but are you thinking of Bill Williams? He passed away from complications of diabetes. Despite the acrimonious discussions he had here in his final years, Bill Powers spoke of him as a friend.
Yes, Bill Williams should be acknowledged. What about that German fellow, his first name was Wolfgang, I believe. Forgot his last name. He did these nice digital simulations of analog control circuits. I think he passed away, right? Good guy. And don’t forget Phil Runkel; I scanned through his “People as Living Things” book yesterday and it reminded me what a great writer he was as well as being a true expert at PCT.
Kenny Kitzke would be one. There is another person who used to get into it with Rick on a regular basis who also passed away a few years ago but I don’t recall his name right now.
and Annual Meeting on 11-13 October 2018 Thursday through Saturday, I will be facilitating an âIn Memoriam Recognitionâ? of members of our organization who have died. Notably, Mary and Bill Powers.
Also recently, our past President, Fred Good.
Please send me at lloydk@klinedinst.com (you may prefer just to reply to this list post) the names of others who should be included in this In Memoriam.
We might also use this occasion to inquire about members who are not currently active in
our organization BUT with whom we would like to be in contact. You may suggest these names also.
Best to each and all. I look forward to an informative, stimulating conference.
I believe it was Wolfgang Zocher, who had I think a SimLink program to turn analog into digital. Â
Right. Thanks. I remembered it right after I posted of course.Â
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I don’t know about Marc Abrams, but are you thinking of Bill Williams? He passed away from complications of diabetes. Despite the acrimonious discussions he had here in his final years, Bill Powers spoke of him as a friend.
Yes, Bill Williams should be acknowledged. What about that German fellow, his first name was Wolfgang, I believe. Forgot his last name. He did these nice digital simulations of analog control circuits. I think he passed away, right? Good guy. And don’t forget Phil Runkel; I scanned through his “People as Living Things” book yesterday and it reminded me what a great writer he was as well as being a true expert at PCT.
Kenny Kitzke would be one. There is another person who used to get into it with Rick on a regular basis who also passed away a few years ago but I don’t recall his name right now.
and Annual Meeting on 11-13 October 2018 Thursday through Saturday, I will be facilitating an “In Memoriam Recognition� of members of our organization who have died. Notably, Mary and Bill Powers.
Also recently, our past President, Fred Good.
Please send me at lloydk@klinedinst.com (you may prefer just to reply to this list post) the names of others who should be included in this In Memoriam.
We might also use this occasion to inquire about members who are not currently active in
our organization BUT with whom we would like to be in contact. You may suggest these names also.
Best to each and all. I look forward to an informative, stimulating conference.
Yes good catch! Although I don’t think Hugh or Forrester were members. If anybody was a member it would’ve been Hugh. If Forrester was a member he never attended meetings as far as I know. I never met him.
···
Richard S. MarkenÂ
"Perfection is achieved not when you have nothing more to add, but when you
have nothing left to take away.�
                --Antoine de Saint-Exupery
