Fred Mundell?

Posted: 3/19/2016 11:31:05 PM
oldtemecula

From: 60 Miles North of San Diego, CA

Joined: 10/1/2014

Jason said: "With great sadness, I must report that Fred has passed away. He had apparently been in poor health for some time. His daughter reached out today to give us the news."

I had private email exchanges with Fred over a year ago and swore to not divulge our conversations. I had promised him one of his favorite UK guitarist would partner up with someone we all know, him too and was going to do something special for the theremin community and concept. I seemed to have missed on that prediction but it could still happen. Humans are so funny, I love you all.

After losing Fred I do feel the void, but it is still present... is there to be another? 

Dewster said: Anyone heard anything else about poor Fred?  I emailed his sister but no reply.  Haunting https://www.iannounce.co.uk/ for an announcement but nothing there either.  Not superstitious but wondering if he passed on Clara's birthday...

You used the word haunting? Now this graphic is Haunting

Christopher

Posted: 3/20/2016 2:03:07 PM
dewster

From: Northern NJ, USA

Joined: 2/17/2012

Fred's daughter got back in touch with me, there will be a service for Fred at Southampton Crematorium on April 1 at 4PM.  You can view the diary here:

http://bacas.southampton.gov.uk/PUBLIC_PAGES/ppBacasDiary.aspx?Mode=ViewDiary

Wessex Funeral Services are handling things, and there is a memorial page for Fred here:

http://frederick.mundell.muchloved.com/

Fred died on Clara's birthday, which is rather eerily fitting.

"Frederick Jack Mundell late of Southampton, sadly passed away on 9th March 2016, aged 59 years. A service to celebrate the life of Fred will take place at 4pm on Friday 1st April at Southampton Crematorium (West Chapel), all who knew him are welcome to attend the service. Flowers if desired, donations if you wish to the Children's Liver Disease Foundation, these can be given to the funeral director or made online"

Posted: 9/17/2016 7:11:35 PM
dewster

From: Northern NJ, USA

Joined: 2/17/2012

Another picture of Fred from http://frederick.mundell.muchloved.com/:

I think my depression from his death has finally lifted. 

Songs to you my missing friend:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ughlBC80Iuc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJnIARI8x8A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nd-A-iiPoLg

Posted: 9/17/2016 11:44:53 PM
oldtemecula

From: 60 Miles North of San Diego, CA

Joined: 10/1/2014

dew my logical friend, I hate to hear you have had periods of struggle recently but trust me they are just chemical reactions or lack of in the brain. Depression a distant lonely place almost void of positive thought and not something you can think your way out of, it is improved with other chemicals or just time. This is a good time to have a best friend near. I have mentioned before that I have been on lithium for over thirty years. I have touched heaven and visited hell, it has taught me many things, especially about helping other people and why we are all here.

Over 250,000 people check out everyday, then again over 350,000 babies are born... that makes me smile. Everyone's time is limited, you have received an email from me before and at the bottom it says

"In life do something beautiful and do it well with your moment on earth."

It probably means something different for everyone.

Christopher

Posted: 9/18/2016 1:49:14 PM
dewster

From: Northern NJ, USA

Joined: 2/17/2012

Christopher, thanks for your understanding.  With Fred's death I lost a technical (and political) soul mate.  Life is so incredibly fragile.

Posted: 9/18/2016 4:04:01 PM
Thierry

From: Colmar, France

Joined: 12/31/2007

Me too thinks often of him. We had our "frictions". But besides these occasional "accidents" where things went emotional (most probably due to his illness), I always liked discussing with him at eyes' height and with respect for his knowledge and experience.

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