Why do the good die young?
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Last night I found the obituary of Jeffrey Russian when I searched for him on the internet. He died January 7, 2005, one year ago today at the age of 50 from lung cancer, according to the obituary. He left a wife and a then five year old son named Zachary Ames, both of whom I have never met, behind.
I knew Jeff when we were both in graduate school at UW-Madison. He was one of the nicest guys I have ever met and I am so sad that he died so young and that we didn't keep in touch. I hope some day when he is older his son will search for his father's name on the internet and see what I've posted here and be proud he had such a wonderful dad. I also want Jeff to know he is not forgotten.
Last night I found the obituary of Jeffrey Russian when I searched for him on the internet. He died January 7, 2005, one year ago today at the age of 50 from lung cancer, according to the obituary. He left a wife and a then five year old son named Zachary Ames, both of whom I have never met, behind.
I knew Jeff when we were both in graduate school at UW-Madison. He was one of the nicest guys I have ever met and I am so sad that he died so young and that we didn't keep in touch. I hope some day when he is older his son will search for his father's name on the internet and see what I've posted here and be proud he had such a wonderful dad. I also want Jeff to know he is not forgotten.
posted by Terry at 1:19 PM
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