I don’t know why I should write a memorial to MTT. Many others are doing it better than I ever could. I did know the man. I worked with him. We were colleagues, I suppose, although I’m not sure he would have seen it that way. I was part of his support system which he seemed to view as his natural right to have.
I told Sepi his death reminded me of Dad’s in that he had been ill for a long time. More importantly, both men had not really been themselves for a long time. I was surprised to find out that I had written of MTT just one year ago. Here is the link.
He was amazing, no doubt. Anyone reading this who wants more of my views on MTT should go to the Tag Cloud and look for MTT.
I haven’t written anything here for a long time. I’m a little miffed that he has broken the dam, so to speak, instead of others more worthy. Well, I’ll try to do better. He’s in a happier place. I’m getting to a happier place.