TalkingScot Admin - Russell

[sheilajim]

It has been quite a long time since I have looked into TalkingScot. I am sad to find out that Russell has passed away. My condolences to his family, he will be missed by all of us.

[JustJean]

So sorry to read of Russells passing. While never meeting in person I always had a good feeling about the persona that came through in his posts. Condolances to his family and those who knew him best! Have attended 2 funerals already this month and now this news. A genuine month of sorrows.

Jean

[WilmaM]

http://www.the-gazette.co.uk/news/14965 ... e/?ref=rss

Paisley Gazette tribute to our Russell.

I likely bumped into him 30 years ago as I worked under the Nurses Training area of the RAH, it's a small world.

[Anne H]

A lovely tribute to Russell, Wilma. Thanks for sharing.

Regards,
Anne H

[paddyscar]

Thanks Wilma for posting this tribute to Russell. He was such a warm, kind and caring person, which is reflected so well in this article. We are all better for having known him.

Frances

[Ina]

What a lovely tribute to Russell, thanks for sharing Wilma.

Ina

[Alan SHARP]

Greetings from down under.

Belated condolences to RUSSELL'S family, and his extended genealogy family.

Did not realize it's been so long since I last logged on, though computer down time plus doing 1,000 km per week, looking for spring cattle purchases I could afford to buy, did not help.

Perhaps I should be slowing down as I'm not that much younger.

From the day I enrolled on TalkingScot Russell always had time for my innocent questioning, and as I got more involved many a PM was also exchanged. He always found time to reply, and I relish those shared moments in time.

Just wish I could have returned the favour more, but he had little need for research to be done in NZ.

Seasons greetings to all.

Regards,

Alan SHARP.

[marilyn morning]

R.I.P. Russell