Comments to Ed Brill's posting

http://www.edbrill.com/ebrill/edbrill.nsf/dx/jonathan-sir-hendrey-a-sad-and-unexpected-loss?opendocument&comments#anc1
Bob Balaban on 12/15/2007 4:48:07 PM - email http://www.bobzblog.com

Very sad, indeed. I also did not know Jonathan well, but we met a couple of times at various IBM events and we co-presented a session at Lotusphere07.

I remember him as a fun guy to have dinner with (sushi, in the company of many Lotus/IBM friends-in-common), and a real pro.

We'll miss you, JSH

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Roberto Boccadoro on 12/17/2007 5:23:32 AM - email

I'm very sad. I was not a best friend with JSH like Kathleen, but we worked together at LS07. We were in the DPI lab in 2 adjacent tables so we had a chance of talking quite a bit. He was a nice guy, and from what I understood, very competent in his field.

Only those God loves die young.

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Halima Arzal on 12/17/2007 10:04:26 AM - email

WHAT A LOSS??. I can't believe that a very funny, handsome and helpful guy will just disappear like that. I was in touch with him two weeks ago working on an LDAP training. JSH was the best and the most professional person I had to deal with.

"People die in order to have an opportunity to experience

life....everlasting life." Sr. Simpson

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Thomas Hinders on 12/18/2007 7:05:35 AM - email

Life is never shorter than when someone we knows passes away.

Jonathan was someone I had worked with when he was in Support.... he was a real "go to guy" for directory issues with ST.

I joked with him that his name was not so easy to do a look up on, so I added him to my PAB.

I'm never sadder than when I remove entries from my Contacts....

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John Snyder on 12/18/2007 11:43:43 AM - email

I was a friend of Jonathan's. I found this blog doing a search for his name on Google. I think his family would love to know how well liked and respected he was by his co-workers. On their behalf, thank you for all the kind words.

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Frederic Dahm on 12/18/2007 5:24:02 PM - email

I've had the pleasure of spending time with Jonathan in the DPI lab at Lotusphere 2007. I was looking forward to seeing him again and now I never will again.

It is said that those who shine the brightest burn out before their time and from what I saw, Jonathan was definitively one of the best and brightest at Lotus.