The following was sent to REXXLA members: <p>It is with great sadness that I report the recent death of Roger O'Connor. <p>Roger was the author of Rexx/Tk, the portable GUI interface for Rexx on which <BR>
my presentation to last year's Symposium was based. <p>Roger was very enthusiastic about Rexx, and had a wicked sense of humor. I <BR>
know I'll miss him greatly. <p>His obituary is here: <BR>
<a href="http://www.star-telegram.com/cgi-bin/obits.cgi?action=viewObit&id=1272">http://www.star-telegram.com/cgi-bin/obits.cgi?action=viewObit&id=1272</a> <p>I am arranging with a close fried of Roger's to take over support of <BR>
Rexx/Tk, at least in the short term. If anyone has the time, commitment <BR>
and willingness to take over the development of Rexx/Tk on a long-term <BR>
basis, please let me know. thru
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Roger's obituary from Ft. Worth Star-Telegram: <p><p>IRVING -- Roger O'Connor, 39, who was a computer analyst for American <BR>
Airlines at DFW for 11 years, died Thursday, May 11, 2000, in Irving. <BR>
Funeral: 11 a.m. Monday at Donnelly's Colonial Funeral Home Chapel. <BR>
Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. <BR>
Roger O'Connor was born Feb. 15, 1961, in Phoenix. He was a member of <BR>
the performing company of Scarborough Fair, and his character name was <BR>
Thomas Blount Lord Mountjoy. He was creator of ANIME Radio. <BR>
Survivors: Fiancee', Rebecca Stegeman of Irving; father, David O'Connor <BR>
of Florida; mother, Betty O'Connor of Oklahoma City; brother, Doug <BR>
O'Connor and wife, Suzee, of Oklahoma City; grandmother, Edna O'Connor <BR>
of Pittsburg, Pa.; and two nieces. <p><p>Donnelly's Colonial Funeral Home <BR>
Irving, (972) 579-1313
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