Thanks for Macadams Eulogy for Dr. Spector

[NaziNuts (imported)]

Being new here, I finally know what "Spector Class of..." means on many members' signatures.

I would like to know more about the progressive and sensitive Dr. Felix Spector who recently passed on. Would any of you in the Spector "classes" mind writing some of your reflections on your experiences with him.

A reminder that the eloquent eulogy is in the Non-Fiction section.

Thank you, and codolensces to all in the community who feel the heavy loss of Dr. Spector.

[JesusA (imported)]

Four Archive members made posts to the obituary for Dr. Spector on the Nonfiction Board. Since that board is monitored and posts only appear when I think to go in to check (about once a week), I thought it best to move all of their comments here, to a thread dedicated to members’ thoughts about Felix Spector.

In addition, I want to thank Jeff for his moving tribute to one of the pioneers in the field. I wish that I had had an opportunity to meet and talk with Dr. Spector. My condolences as well for his loss.

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I'm new here and still a relative nobody -- admitting to having a lot to learn -- but I have to thank Mr. Adams for writing such an informative and moving eulogy for Dr. Spector.

My condolences to all for the community's great loss.

–––NaziNuts

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Thank you for doing the obituary I knew very little of the good doctor before this.

–––Ernie of Maine

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Perhaps God required his services!

–––IbPervert

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My condolences, Jeff. Dr. Spector was a pioneer.

–––Terry/Falcon

[Cilantro (imported)]

Very nicely written.

[plix (imported)]

While I never met Dr. Spector personally, from what I heard about him he was a wonderful person. He did much for the eunuch community, and he certainly will be missed. My condolences to all who are affected.

[Riverwind (imported)]

Thank you Jeffrey,

Riverwind

[estragen (imported)]

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