Isn't it bad enough that our family and peers judge us when we are living?
I guess not, because recently I've learned that we get judged in death too.
I tried to place an obituary of an industry pioneer from the consumer electronics business a few weeks ago in the leading trade magazines. But because the present day editors didn't really know this unbelievable soul, he got a squib of a mention after I hounded them for days. The guy was in the industry for over 40 years and helped a lot of people and companies get rich. He branded his retail chain as a leading source for electronics and was a major, national volunteer for one of the best non-profits in the world.
The other day someone else in the industry died who was very kind, very young, very well-known and very well liked. She got the lead story in the trades.
Here is proof: It always is who you know and not what you know...in death, as well as in life.
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
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Do him right and post your obit here.
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