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Re: Jim Butterfield passed away
<heuser.marcus@freenet.de> wrote in message
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> Paul Guertin schrieb:
>> Jim Butterfield, who wrote countless articles and books on the 6502,
>> died from cancer June 30, 2007. Details are in comp.sys.cbm.
>
> Thanks for informing us here!
>
> I've read several articles from him back then and when the retro bug
> bit me a few years ago I found lots of new stuff, sometimes even
> personal stories. Reading these stories it became clear that he had
> what other programmers / persons were missing: An identity.
>
> Though he was mainly a Commodore pioneer he did a lot of assembler
> stuff - so this is probably the most fitting farewell a 6502
> programmer
> can get (found in a Commodore forum):
>
> LDA JIM
> STA HEAVEN
Well, Jim is not entered in heaven yet. After his death, his spirit
separated his dead body. He entered into the Spirit World. Spirit World is
the waiting place above earth. All good and evil spirits have opportunity
to learn gospel of God for the second chance since they had no chance on
earth before they enter the judgement to determine how they are obidience to
the commandment and doctrine of God. Then they are in the resurrection
process before entering heaven.
Bryan Parkoff