I've tried to start this about 4 times, but... How -does- someone write a
eulogy for a friend?

 I never met him face-to-face, but the info passed between us made that
seem trivial. You ask Gordy a question and you'd *better* plan on an hour
or two to read the reply. 

 Thats one part that going to be missed on our team.

 I logged on his system for a while in the past and the atmosphere there
was like being part of a big family. Nobody was sacred, heh.. least not
Gordon. You'd better have your kevlar monitor hooked up cause if'n you
poked one at Pdk, he'd sear one -back- at you. :-)

 Gordon came to my rescue in many ways, I lost a mail feed and he had me
set up to link to his system within a couple of hours. I'd be having a prob
with a piece of software, and the answer via email had the solution and a
few things to watch for that I hadn't come across at the time. Knowledge
and a helping hand like that comes close to you only a few times in your
life.

I don't know where else to go with this except to echo the comments posted
elsewhere in FIDO land, 

 Gordon, you were a crusty ol' fart, but we're going to miss you dearly.


Patrick
Ezycom Beta/Support Team

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