We have just learned of Tim Clarke's - AKA "WBST" - recent passing; Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:

"It is with regret that I inform you of the death of my brother Tim Clarke. The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 July at Guildford Crematorium."

On 6/27/23 09:58, IBMMuseum wrote:
> We have just learned of Tim Clarke's - AKA "WBST" - recent passing; Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:
>
> "It is with regret that I inform you of the death of my brother Tim Clarke. The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 July at Guildford Crematorium."

Rest in peace good sir. I never got a chance to meet him in person
unfortunately.

> Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:

Bottoms up!

What did he drink?

IBMMuseum wrote:
> Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:

On 27.06.2023 18:58, IBMMuseum wrote:
> We have just learned of Tim Clarke's - AKA "WBST" - recent passing; Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:
>
> "It is with regret that I inform you of the death of my brother Tim Clarke. The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 July at Guildford Crematorium."

Rest in Peace, friend. You will be missed.

On 27-06-2023 18:58, IBMMuseum wrote:
> We have just learned of Tim Clarke's - AKA "WBST" - recent passing; Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:
>
> "It is with regret that I inform you of the death of my brother Tim Clarke. The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 July at Guildford Crematorium."

Truly a sad day and a great loss.

--
Jelte,
Admirer of the letter of IBM with blue Ishiki

> What did he drink?

This was on a photo of a bottle and glass of red wine for his Facebook profile:

"I prefer Italian Reds, no matter what the dish, but am prepared to go for a lighter favourite - Grignolino, bought while in Italy, for the white meat or fish dishes. (Chicken and Mushroom pie with lashings of sweetcorn/maize, with melted butter). Still €11 per bottle ever since they adopted the Euro, but well worth it. An espresso doppio will follow, with my favourite brandy - Gran Duque/Duca D'Alba which, confusingly, comes from Spain."

Who drinks wine at a wake?

IBMMuseum wrote:
>> What did he drink?
>
> This was on a photo of a bottle and glass of red wine for his Facebook profile:
>
> "I prefer Italian Reds, no matter what the dish, but am prepared to go for a lighter favourite - Grignolino, bought while in Italy, for the white meat or fish dishes. (Chicken and Mushroom pie with lashings of sweetcorn/maize, with melted butter). Still €11 per bottle ever since they adopted the Euro, but well worth it. An espresso doppio will follow, with my favourite brandy - Gran Duque/Duca D'Alba which, confusingly, comes from Spain."
>

On 28/6/23 00:58, Museum wrote:
> We have just learned of Tim Clarke's - AKA "WBST" - recent passing; Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:
>
> "It is with regret that I inform you of the death of my brother Tim Clarke. The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 July at Guildford Crematorium."

RIP, to heaven via firewire!

--
Moussa

"People alike with a similar circumstances, tend to find each
others across space and time, given enough time in life, no
matter distance, language, race, colour and believes" (c) MEK
*** Do Not Copy, Duplicate or Use without my Permission ***

On 27-06-2023 23:24, Louis Ohland wrote:
> Who drinks wine at a wake?
>

I will, when a wake lasts this long:
> "The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 *July* at Guildford Crematorium."

--
Jelte,
Admirer of the letter of IBM with blue Ishiki

On Wednesday, June 28, 2023 at 3:14:21 AM UTC-4, JWR wrote:
> On 27-06-2023 23:24, Louis Ohland wrote:
> > Who drinks wine at a wake?
> >
> I will, when a wake lasts this long:
> > "The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 *July* at Guildford Crematorium."
> --
> Jelte,
> Admirer of the letter of IBM with blue Ishiki

Rest in peace Tim

very sad to hear this. when I first stumbled into csiph a few years ago it was quite a pleasant surprise to see several prolific posters over the decades still active, Tim included (on and off of course).

I had his picture on my desk for a while as I had printed his website having found it to be the only picture of the 8227 I was so desperately searching for.

On Tuesday, 27 June 2023 at 12:58:17 UTC-4, IBMMuseum wrote:
> We have just learned of Tim Clarke's - AKA "WBST" - recent passing; Raise a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:
>
> "It is with regret that I inform you of the death of my brother Tim Clarke. The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 July at Guildford Crematorium."

Hello everyone...

I wanted to take a moment (very belated, I know) to express my condolences
to the group and Mr. Clarke's surviving family (if any of them are reading
the group).

I also wanted to let David know that I received his e-mail about Tim's
passing, but could not reply as result of some business about DKIM and
SPF...

William

"IBMMuseum" <ibmmuseum@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:89ca778a-ac57-4107-9ef7-e83f427e1110n@googlegroups.com...
> We have just learned of Tim Clarke's - AKA "WBST" - recent passing; Raise
> a glass of warm ale in remembrance of Tim:
>
> "It is with regret that I inform you of the death of my brother Tim
> Clarke. The funeral will be at 3 pm 13 July at Guildford Crematorium."

> I also wanted to let David know that I received his e-mail
> about Tim's passing, but could not reply as result of some
> business about DKIM and SPF...

Huh - I thought I sendt it from my Gmail address, but maybe I had to find your address from previous messages from my domain's e-mail. There have been hosting and filtering changes that actually let more through; My Gmail address will be in a further reply within minutes of this.

> ...but could not reply as result of some business about DKIM and SPF...

Ok - I'm getting the same message too; Time to check that out.

Oh no :( Rest in peace.

My condolences too....

I didn't know him. I had agree deal and on Feb 2022 he suddenly dissapeared.
does anyone have contact to family? I would like to finish transaction.

> does anyone have contact to family?
Maybe leave his family alone?

"I would like to finish transaction."

This to me is not "bothering" the family, could just be someone keeping
his word. Up to the family to decide. It seems highly probable that
Tim's relatives are able to make legally binding decisions on the estate.

Just hope his relatives weren't like mine...

"Whats done is done"

Ryan Alswede wrote:
>> does anyone have contact to family?
> Maybe leave his family alone?
>