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27 Nov 13
Originally posted by PonderableIndeed: He taught me about some of the old school Sci-fi I missed out on, being too young and all that.
So I add my condolences also.
Didn't think he was already 65 from his postings in the Science Fiction club...
I also thought his fresh outlook belied his age.
28 Nov 13
Originally posted by DanTriolaMy sincerest condolences. I didn't know him, I am rated so far below him I would never have given him a good game. I was wondering who was the pianist doing the Jesu Joy of man's desiring variations on that site?
This is Margaret, DanTriola's other daughter. The obituary you saw is for his brother, my uncle who passed away. Also, here is a link to where you can read the obituary for my father. www.miznerfuneralhome.com
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28 Nov 13
Originally posted by DanTriolaThank you Margaret. I wish you and yours lots of strength and courage.
This is Margaret, DanTriola's other daughter. The obituary you saw is for his brother, my uncle who passed away. Also, here is a link to where you can read the obituary for my father. www.miznerfuneralhome.com
Originally posted by DanTriolaThanks for your father's obituary, Margret. Having already messaged my condolences to your sister, Amelia, I extend them here to you. We're all grateful to the two of you for your thoughtfulness in providing timely notification and closure.
This is Margaret, DanTriola's other daughter. The obituary you saw is for his brother, my uncle who passed away. Also, here is a link to where you can read the obituary for my father. www.miznerfuneralhome.com
Bill Morris and I became close friends in the Spring of 2012 following his personal message about an obscure movie I had commented on in a public forum thread. The scope and depth of his knowledge on movies, little known anecdotal trivia about actors and producers and novels was incredible. Within a month, we had three installment personal messages in progress (reciprocating with batch replies every few days): One on movies past and present with recommendations and on books we had both read; one on his OTB Chess Interests and Chess Masters and my own early mentors at the Boylston Chess Club in Boston; and one Dr. Morris devoted to providing medical guidance (often with humor) concerning recovery from my paralysis and preferred medications to alleviate the discomforts of lower leg neuropathy which followed.
He also stressed the importance of correct diet and became interested in the weekly menus at the rehabilitation facility, giving me his mailing address for the purpose of sending one of the few saved as memorabilia. Sent it the next day. His advice was invaluable. Our dialogue concluded Spring of 2013 as he had begun to prepare for PA Chess Events and family vacation to the shores. Bill's erudition and idiosyncratic style of expression, objectivity and candor, generosity and kindness I appreciated. His friendship I valued; the man himself, I loved as a brother (still young at the age of sixty five). -Bob
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30 Nov 13
Originally posted by ameliapmorrisI am very sorry to hear this. I had some interaction with your father, I always appreciated his perspective and advice as an older M.D. May God bless you and comfort you in this difficult time.
To those it may concern:
I wanted to let you know that my dad, who played here under the name DanTriola (http://www.redhotpawn.com/profile/playerprofile.php?uid=336752), passed away suddenly on Sunday morning. I know this community meant a lot to him and that his most recent move was on the day he died. (He still has a number of active games.)
I' ...[text shortened]... place on the site to do so), but I wanted to let you all know somehow.
All the best,
Amelia
