's 09-15-08 Comments in re Colin Fraser

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I'm very new to this list, but I can see that Colin Fraser was

certainly a beloved character to all that knew him.

What is motivating me to write is that I'm somewhat surprised at some

of the responses to 's initial 09/15/08 statement: " It is important

to find out what went wrong, and I hope to be able to do so in the next

few days. Was his death just a question of chance and bad luck? Can we

turn this very sad event into a learning experience for some of us? "

My mind set is that you always look at what went right and what went

wrong, what are the strengths and what are the weaknesses.

Rhetorically, when something disturbs, perturbs, perplexes or gives

rise to intrisic interest, what is wrong in seeking & finding out

particulars & details? Isn't this the karotype of any inquiry? Analyze,

synthesize & theorize. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed

to repeat it, et cetera, et cetera.

From what I have picked up postings describe a person I could readily

see being referred to as none other than he himself and lauded with

accolades comparable to that of the Lord Mayor of CLLers. I get the

impression that he would have a blinding beaming smile that would

radiate down from the heavens should someone receive a benefit from

such pursuit.