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Jim Cretsos passes away
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2006-10-26 14:59:58
The following information was just received.  James Cretsos,
ASIS&T
President in 1979, mentor to uncounted numbers, passed away
on August 4,
2006.

Long dear to Jim's heart, ASIS&T named it's Leadership
Development Award in
Jim's honor.

Thanks to Ted Morris for the sad information
Dick Hill

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Richard B. Hill
Executive Director
American Society for Information Science and Technology
1320 Fenwick Lane, Suite 510
Silver Spring, MD  20910
Fax: (301) 495-0810
Voice: (301) 495-0900 

Dick,

Sorry to be the bearer of sad tidings...and maybe this is
already 
known but I'd missed it...

Former ASIST & SLA president Jim Cretsos died August
4th.

His obit and memorial information just came out in the
Cincinnati 
Enquirer today (10/26). He apparently passed away August
4th, and the 
family held a private ceremony on August 9th. The
information in 
today's paper notes an upcoming memorial service in North
Carolina 
this Saturday, October 28th.

There are obviously a <lot> of ASIST folks who can
praise and honor 
Jim 'way better than I can, even though I've known him my
whole 
professional life (back to '78). You didn't always agree
with him, 
but you couldn't help respecting and admiring him for his
drive in 
what he believed in.

Anyway, here's the URL to the Enquirer's information:

http://dunes.cincinnati.com/clas
sifieds/obits/obitDisplay.aspx?d=10/26/2006&
st=1&id=678917

Ted


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