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klesterjr
Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 12:38    #1
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Just read on Amiga-News.de that Fred Fish passed away last Friday.

Another sad day in Amiga history.

Condolences.
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amigacooke
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 12:45    #2
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Tucked away somewhere I'm sure I still have some Fred Fish disks. Iconic good guys (and girls) are growing rarer in Amiga circles. Sadly missed.
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acefnq
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 13:53    #3
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Very sad. Wonder how many current Amigans know of Fred's contribution to the Amiga scene.

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Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 13:58    #4
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Yes, very sad news indeed. He did a lot for the amiga community.

He was also responsible for the GeekGadgets project. Cygnix is based on it
and I think I never had the idea to create Cygnix without it.

Condolences.
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Dirk-B
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 14:03    #5
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Another cornerstone from the Amigascene that is gone.

I remember the old magazines where you had Fred Fish's
his disks on many pages. It was the pre-aminet time. I almost
broke my CD32 to try to download those cd's to my Amiga.

My condolences.


Edited by Dirk-B on 2007/4/23 19:40:30
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Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 14:39    #6
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Condolences to his family from me as well. I have very fond memories of Fred Fish's contribution to the Amiga scene back when it was really fun.
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Rogue
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 15:08    #7
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Sad indeed. Fred Fish was one of the real pioneers of the Amiga... I think I still have all 1000 Fish disks around somewhere...

My Condolences as well.
Seriously, if you do want to contact me write me a mail. You're more likely to get a reply then.
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poweramiga
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 15:42    #8
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sad day another Amiga icon passed away :(

my condolences
Amiga is the heart and soul of computing nothing else comes close
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Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 16:02    #9
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I remember the main reason I used to attend our local user group was to get the latest batch of Fish disks. My heart-felt condolences to his family...
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Mikey_C
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 18:28    #10
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Its a bummer when great people like fred pass away.

At least his place in Amiga history is secured.

My condolances to his family
Mikey C

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Elwood
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/23 22:05    #11
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Very sad.
Another damn kewl guy is leaving us.

So long Fred. You will be remembered.
Philippe 'Elwood' FERRUCCI
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Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/24 16:33    #12
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indeed..

i remember the Fidonet time when the Fred Fish collection was one of the best thing around..

I have all disk in a dvd now (somewhere...)
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Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/24 21:58    #13
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Condolences to his family from me too

I remember the time when i bought his disks from a store where
they were kept in drawers. My eyes started to get bigger when
the keeper opened them up...true spirit, thanks for this time, Fred!
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Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/25 23:34    #14
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Quote:

Elwood wrote:
Very sad.
Another damn kewl guy is leaving us.

So long Fred. You will be remembered.


Yes, another fine Amiga community member who left his mark, and will be remembered.
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Ferry
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/27 11:05    #15
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Sad to see a good one passing away...

Rest in peace.

Saluditos,

Ferr?n.
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Mason
Re: Fred Fish passed away on Friday . . .
Posted on: 2007/4/28 12:32    #16
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Thats very sad!

My condolances to his family too!
Martin "Mason" Merz
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