I am sorry to hear of his death, and in a little way, share your loss.

Do I have your permission to inform other WIN95 participants of this sad news? Ideally, I would quote from your email- but only with your permission. I don't think I would want to post your email address on-line in that forum but (again) with your permission, would like to be able to share your email address with anyone wanting to express their sympathies directly to your family.

-- Alan Zisman

Dear Ms. Julien:

Mr. Alan Zisman informed me of the death of your father on Nov 16. I just wanted to express my sympathy to you for your loss. Although I have never met your father we corresponded via
internet news mail and email. He will be missed by all of us who were his E-friends.

May our Lord provide comfort to you and your family.

Charles Scaglione

Monique, bonjour.

I just got the sad news of your departed Dad and I must say how sorry I am.

He and I had some arguments on FIDO and I cut him off by saying that I had him twitted but I kept reading his posts anyway, he had some information to pass on.

The argument was about I being French, not actually, but I was born in Quebec and raised/educated in French and he seemed to take a shine to this. To prevent further nasties, I told him that I was cutting him off. As you said he was opinionated and hardheaded but still a friend.

Let me assure you that I am truly sorry.

I am now retired as a Captain on B767 for Air Canada. Jean.

Dear Monique,

Please accept my condolences. While I did not know your father personally, I did indeed know his work, an unselfish and appreciated
service to his fellow computer users. I will certainly revise the listing in Free Software for DOS, to reflect the changes in your father's site.

Peace to you and your family,

Steve Adelewitz
New York

Hi, Monique. Dan Ceppa here....

I got the news on your fathers passing. My condolences to you.

I wasn't sure exactly what to write, but I noticed this in a follow up message:

>I'm sorry if this causes you any personal distress. My father was a
>stubborn, opiionated and very intelligent man. *smiles* We all miss him
>very much. -- Monique

That made this message a lot easier to do.

I'm sure you have a copy of this but, just in case, here's the sig line he used in the
WIN Echo:

>         ,                                  ,
>      o/      Charles.Angelich      \o          ,
>     <|                                       |>  __o/
>     / >          USA, MI             < \     __\__

NOTE: I wonder if he intended this:

     ,                         ,
      o/      Charles.Angelich     \o 
     <|                            |>
         / >          USA, MI          < \	  

I am sorry to hear your sad news.

I only ever correspond with webmasters if I am really impressed by their work. Charles' site is one such site.

I did not know Charles personally, but recognised a kindred spirit and a man of integrity, warmth and intelligence. He will be missed by a lot of people around the world.

Charles' websites should perhaps be frozen as they are and kept alive, both because they are useful and entertaining, and also as a memorial. I doubt if I can be any use here, but if you need any advice or help I'm an MCSE qualified professional, with interests and experience from DOS and Novell to Linux and XP. I don't actually like computers, but find the way they work interesting.

love and peace to you and your family,

Dave Hunt
Lancashire, England
http://www.carrybridge.co.uk

I, and my wife, Arlene, wish to express our heartfelt sorrow for your
loss. Although I had never met Charles personally, I did have many
occasions to exchange email with him.

I know that the members of the Fidonet community will also be deeply
saddened by his passing and his presence will be sorely missed.

Respectfully,

Gerald Miller

Charles Angelich wrote:
I am sorry to have to tell you that Charles Angelich died on November 16th, 2006.

He was greatly respected, widely admired and highly intelligent. We will all miss his presence in person and here online.

Monique (Angelich) Julien
for
Charles.Angelich
Tech - http:/www.devedia.com/dosghost/
Entertainment - http:/www.devedia.com/dosghost/faf/

--
Bob Stout

Dear Monique,

I am a Canadian Programmer, age 55, who greatly enjoyed Charles Angelich's friendship on the Fidonet International C Echo back in 2000. I have been on that list on and off since the 80's. Like Charles, I am passionate about my love of programming and we actively participated in many discussions together, sharing our knowledge and experience. He helped me greatly in a programming project that I did online to advance a natural language sorting algorithm. I too have the greatest respect for his intelligence and share many common technical values with him.

I learned this evening that we have lost Charles, while specifically seeking him-out to help me test a new program suite that I have been writing which includes DOS legacy programs from the 1980's.

I will always remember Charles, and I am sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,

William (Bill) Buckels
Software Developer

IBM PartnerWorld® Business Partner
Microsoft Canadian Registered Partner

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