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Eric Brok...
6/14/07
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Subject: Eric Brok...
Time: 9:05:00 AM EDT
Author: jmenomeno
Mood: Sad
I was informed of his passing earlier this week, and am greatly saddened.
I also met him a couple of years ago at BrickFest - he was one of the first to offer support - even before BrickJournal was named! And from there, he has written articles including his last one.
He wrote an article in the Journal in Issue 6 and mentioned his illness. I hoped that he would be able to see his set produced, and he did. And I got a review set and was able to build and see what he did. I sent him a note about how nice the set is, not expecting an answer. I knew that his health had declined, so it wasn't important to get a reply. It was important to tell him. Surprisingly, he replied with a thank you note. It was about a month ago.
He will be missed and my thoughts and prayers are with his wife and family.
And I thank him for all the things he has done for the community and the hobby.
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Subject: Eric Brok...
Time: 9:05:00 AM EDT
Author: jmenomeno
Mood: Sad
I was informed of his passing earlier this week, and am greatly saddened.
I also met him a couple of years ago at BrickFest - he was one of the first to offer support - even before BrickJournal was named! And from there, he has written articles including his last one.
He wrote an article in the Journal in Issue 6 and mentioned his illness. I hoped that he would be able to see his set produced, and he did. And I got a review set and was able to build and see what he did. I sent him a note about how nice the set is, not expecting an answer. I knew that his health had declined, so it wasn't important to get a reply. It was important to tell him. Surprisingly, he replied with a thank you note. It was about a month ago.
He will be missed and my thoughts and prayers are with his wife and family.
And I thank him for all the things he has done for the community and the hobby.
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