Comments on: "Last Lecture" Professor Pausch Dies
Dying Carnegie Mellon Prof Became Web Sensation Sharing Final Thoughts On Life With Students
- He was a gift from God, too bad he coudn''t stay longer.
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- A true class act. I hope his children are old enough that they will retain some memories of him. I know he''s left them quite the legacy. My sympathies to his wife and family. He was a great man.
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- This is so sad. Randy changed my life, I feel as if I''ve lost a dear friend or family member. If you haven''t watched The Last Lecture, do it now. I pray for his wife and children.
Bye Randy...for now - Reply to this comment
- God bless his soul, family and friends. It''s a shame that decent, caring and intelligent people like this have to die, while street trash and low-life''s plague the rest of humanity only taking and never giving anything back to anyone, including enriching the lives of others. The mystery of life: those that deserve it and others that don''t.
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- God Bless You Randy and your family, your gift to all will be remembered.
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- thank you, randy, for helping me find my inner strenght as i recover from heart surgery. thank you again !!
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- Pancreatic cancer is a difficult one to try to "beat." I was sure pulling for him!
The fact that he was able to live nearly TWO YEARS after being diagnosed gives credit to his upbeat spirit and God''s grace.
May his wife and children cherish his memory. - Reply to this comment
- May heart and sympathy goes out to the Pausch family and friends. He was truly great mentor and example of how much one can do when pushed to the limit. Rest in peace, Randy.
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