Our condolences on your loss. I always found him to be a remarkably interesting person to visit with. In fact, I recall him teaching me a lesson about looking beyond the obvious: I was at Andrew's place and Mano proceeded to set up a game for Andrew and I to play. He put some things on a coffee table (pick up sticks, I think) and then he asked what number they represented. Turned out it wasn't the number of sticks, how high they were stacked or how many were pointed in a certain direction. It was how many fingers he had on the coffee table. It was both amusing and eye opening at the same time.
May your sadness be short and your fond memories of him be long.
Owen & Dianne Thomson
