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I am deeply saddened to hear of Murray's passing. Although I have never met Murray in person, I had come to feel that I knew him as a friend. When I came to this List a few years ago I would read his posts daily to learn all I could about Parkinson's. He gave us a wealth of information and the most current updates on events in the realm of Parkinson's research, politics, drug therapy and day-to-day coping skills. I wondered to myself, "Who is this man who dedicates himself so steadfastly to this work?" Over time this question was answered for me as I followed the discussions on this List. When Murray's name was mentioned, it was always with the highest respect, admiration and love. When Murray began his battle on two fronts, Parkinson's and cancer, I read his journal notes on his treatment program regularly. Murray always gave an upbeat and optimistic account of the events he encountered through this time. He has been an inspiration to us all on how to cope with the challenges of our daily lives. Murray was a very special person. The world has been enriched through his life. He will be missed. Dee ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn