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I just stumbled upon this post from last year. Very sad news.

I was on the inaugural Perl Whirl 2000 cruise to Alaska with you and Bill, so I met him then. He was truly the life of the party—a party he manifested himself as he went along. Although some of his many colorful shenanigans are lost to me now in the blur of drunken memories of that wonderful, singular event, his antics are thankfully chronicled in Steve Silberman's October 2000 Wired magazine article titled Scripting on the Lido Deck. Now, the article serves as a nice tribute to his great spirit and to his unique and inimitable contributions to the Perl community.

Wang Wang!

Jim

In reply to Re: Bill Harp massive heart attack, currently in ICU, prognosis not good by Jim
in thread Bill Harp massive heart attack, currently in ICU, prognosis not good by merlyn

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