Like SeeArrOh said, if you're feeling this way, it's okay to get help.
My sincere condolences and prayers to his family, friends and coworkers.
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I had the pleasure of working with Dan. I just want to say that he truly was as amazing as everyone says he was.
ReplyDeleteWe went to grad school together and taught a lab together our first year. I am totally shocked and saddened. I had just looked him up in the past few weeks and found that he seemingly "had it all".
ReplyDeleteOh dear, I just passed a colleague in the hall maybe 10 minutes ago who said a former colleague at JMU had committed suicide, and now I read this...
ReplyDeleteCondolences to all.
I wonder if this was work related or personal matters. Still tragic news.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the commentator at SeeArrOh's blog this was personal, not work-related. Very sad to see such a young and talented scientist's life being cut short.
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