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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 3-Nov-2007 11:12:51
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| This is great! Wonderful! Gonna be filling up some CD-Rs. Like I don't already have enough CD-Roms floating around.. LOL
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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 3-Nov-2007 11:51:25
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| I didn't know he was only 54... Sad.  _________________ Amiga 4000T, CSPPC@233,50 , Amiga OS3.9 / OS4.1 Amiga 1200, Blizzard IV CD32/SX32
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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 3-Nov-2007 17:20:13
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| This is a great idea to have a memorial page on a great person that did a lot for the Amiga.
It's very sad that he left us at a young age  _________________ --------- AmigaClyde
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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 3-Nov-2007 18:46:33
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| For all of the benefits of the Internet, I hold fond memories of the BBS days when it was the new frontier. I met so many interesting people along the way. And the ones I hadn't, I felt I knew by their work. Fred Fish was one of them. He will be greatly missed. His legacy remains. _________________ Regards,
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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 3-Nov-2007 19:33:44
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| Very nice site for a great man.
There were a few individuals in the Commodore & Amiga communities that made a positive difference in my life.
Fred Fish and Jim Butterfield are two of the greatest.
Thanks, Bogdan Last edited by UncleSpam on 03-Nov-2007 at 07:34 PM.
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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 3-Nov-2007 20:46:22
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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 3-Nov-2007 22:48:12
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| A true Amigan has gone  Last edited by _Steve_ on 04-Nov-2007 at 04:20 PM.
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Re: Fred Fish memorial archive Posted on 5-Nov-2007 0:27:08
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| A great work in an era that we didn't have Internet and BBS communicating almost had an Elite status (especially in developing countries). For the rest of us, Amiga community was about disk swaping and magazine reading. PD was cool for everyone.
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