[AccessD] Drew Wutka memorial ideas

I too believe that the family would like it.  You can also email her and ask if it is something they would like for themselves or for Hannah.

Respectfully,


Kenneth Van Huss  
VanGard Systems 
Office (214) 801-4357 ext 335
Fax    (214) 299-8597
Cell    (214) 243-5659 
kvanhuss at airrsystem.com

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From: accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com [mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Susan Harkins
Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2011 7:25 PM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: Re: [AccessD] Drew Wutka memorial ideas

I was trying to think if his mom would like my copies of the articles we wrote -- some of them were in print, in IMA and a few others. I thought about sending her the actual journals. It seems kind of silly, they won't really want to read them, but... do you think she'd want them? He probably got a copy, but if they find them, they probably won't realize what they're dealing with -- will most likely think they're just old technical journals and throw them out. On the other hand, they might not care -- I just don't know -- it's not like they're great literature or anything, but I think... 
if it were my son, I'd want them. I just don't know what to do.

Susan H.


> One of the things that is especially helpful to children struggling 
> with grief is a memory book.  Since our memories of Drew are 
> "virtual", we couldn't contribute photos or such, but the archives 
> must have many threads that include the outrageous exchanges we had 
> over the years with Drew in there fanning the flames.  I wonder if it 
> would be possible to put something together with snippets of his humor 
> and insight and some typical teasing that might serve to remind her as 
> the years pass of the kind of person her father was.  Those could be 
> put together in a scrapbook of sorts using online services and sent to 
> Drew's family.  We could even collaborate with them in creating 
> something like that that included photos and such they would like to 
> use to remember him and to preserve his memory.  I we covered the 
> cost, that would be a great memorial, and we could provide copies for 
> each member of his family.

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