Further on the below: Cameron's funeral is Friday 8th April, 2pm, at Garston Crematorium in Hertfordshire. Kris would like as many people who knew Cameron along as possible. If you think you can make it, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] to RSVP, for directions, etc.
The chapel fits 35-40, but if you want to come there will almost certainly be room for you. Just RSVP :-)
The cause of death turned out to be pulmonary thrombosis - the sort of thing that could happen to anyone, but Cam was at higher risk because of his illnesses.
In good news, Kris is OK to stay in the UK :-) But speaking for myself, I suspect she could do with some of your overpaid geek bucks to help in the short term, with living expenses and the funeral!
See http://www.dbsi.org/cam.html for full details.
And I didn't say on the message below, but please do forward this to anywhere in the FreeBSD community you think people should know!
- d.
David Gerard wrote:
For those who haven't heard, FreeBSD committer Cameron Grant died suddenly on Sunday morning.
Cameron was well known for his keen mind and personality, but his body didn't work so well. The cause of death has yet to be established, but he spent many years suffering from neurological diseases that left him living on machines.
There's a page up at http://www.dbsi.org/cam.html which gives more details and notes of suitable charities to donate to rather than send flowers, etc.
Note that the first listed charity is his widow, Kris [though she's on that list only at the insistence of others] - she was working as Cameron's carer, and now that's stopped she has no income for the moment, maybe no house and maybe no way to stay in the UK. So a bit of assistance from these lists full of overpaid geeks would probably be quite helpful right now!
I only knew Cam in passing via others, but thought someone should tell the FreeBSD community.
(cc'd to Kris)
- d.
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