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"Last Lecturer" Andy Pausch Loses His Battle With Cancer

I don't know how many of you are familiar with Andy Pausch. He was a professor at Carnegie Mellon University who was suffering from Pancreatic Cancer that had been determined to be terminal.

His "last lecture" to his students was recorded and became an internet phenomena. If you haven't seen it, please take the time. You won't regret it at all.

The way that he approached his illness and his life serves as a lesson to us all.

R.B."Bob" Mitchell

ValueList Real Estate Services, Inc.

Bob Mitchell is the president of ValueList Real Estate Services, Inc., St. Louis' largest discount/full-service real estate and mortgage company. To find out more about Bob, ValueList or our flat-fee listing program please feel free to visit our web page, valuelistre.com

Posted by Bob Mitchell - Realtor St. Louis on 07/25/2008 12:29 PM

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4 Comments on "Last Lecturer" Andy Pausch Loses His Battle With Cancer

JUL

2008

That really was inspirational. It's hard to imagine his being in such good shape and now gone. Thanks for posting it.

That a shame Bob.I read an article in RD a couple of months about him and have listened to his lecture. He was and is an incredible inspiration. My heart goes out to his family.

AUG

2008

When I saw his last comments and of june and no more after that, I was worried to look again. I could feel this time it's for real. And yes he died, but his powerful messages will live for ever. I wish his family all the best and to live his way, because it's encouraging, it's phenomenal!

Conny Oraby Holland

JUL

Bob - I just started the book. I let you know how it goes.

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