He came to our elementary school, I still remember his visit. He will be missed.

He told a great story about writting the script to Moby Dick
The Martian Chronicles was my gateway book to sci-fi
Lisa & I first met at a screening of Something Wicked this way Comes

A sad day for cheese
:(

A true Master gone. RiP. Glad I met him at the Festival of Books a few years ago. He canceled the forum so I didn't get to hear him speak. Saw him at Comic-con a few times dressed in a nice button up shirt and shorts.

Is it me or shooting yourself in the chest suddenly a very popular form of suicide?

I can't believe that, as an A's fan, you didn't go "Holy sh*t" when you saw that post.

While I'm aware of Bob Welch, he's before my time as an A's fan (which dates to '98 when I moved here; I'm a firm believer in being a fan of the team I can watch easily; if I moved to Dallas I'd become a Rangers fan; I'm safe from Dodger/Angels fandom by me living in LA being a sign that I'm dead because no way in hell I'd ever agree to that).

That was quite amusing!

Sad about Mr. Bradbury. I hope they continue with his Halloween Tree at DL.

Mr. Drucker from Green Acres. Susanville native.

I loved that one.