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Monday, 18 August 2008

Professor Randy Pausch

Randy Pausch on Good Morning America, May 19, 2008

Randy Pausch died July 25th 2008 as a result of cancer spreading from his pancreas. He is a hero to me because he truly understood what it meant to be alive! With his fatal prognosis warning him he only had months to live, Randy inspired millions with his optimism about life. His family was lucky to have him. You touched a lot of lives on a truth that is just so very painful to face. It's good to see how others face the end of their lives so that we can do the same and put our lives into perspective.

Thank you Randy Pausch, for your short time on this planet you inspired us and left it better off than before you came to be.

Randy Pausch's; A Final Farewell


'Last Lecture' Prof Dies


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