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Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 14:55:12 -0800 From: Miles Robert James Wilson (mrjw@dmu.ac.uk) Subject: Re Tim MAGIC Hughes To: webmaster@harrier.org As his brother in law, and married to his sister Michele MANGO Flewers(Wilson), I would be most grateful if you would please post to his page that any condolonces and sympathy messages for his family to be sent via mrjw@dmu.ac.uk. I am most keen to ensure that people in world wide hash circles can contact us in the UK. Many thanks. PS MANGO wishes the following message sent out on his page that Tim will always be MAGIC to her. Miles R Wilson
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 08:12:54 -0800 From: Miles Robert James Wilson (mrjw@dmu.ac.uk) Subject: Re: Re Tim MAGIC Hughes To: Beaver Bam Bam Balls (webmaster@harrier.org) Thank you so much from us all here in the UK with what you are doing in the memory of brother Tim. Your messages and web pages exceed even my expectations thank you all again. The enclosed e-mail I sent out yesterday to KL as a suggestion. Can you ensure that Neil Hutch GM in Bangkok sees this as we feel it will be a fitting way to mark MAGIC's hashing days. I have also written an appreciation/obituary for the British: DAILY TELEGRAPH, TIMES AND GUARDIAN NEWSPAPERS AND SENT IN A PICTURE OF TIM. Subject: Tim MAGIC Hughes Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 10:53:27 -0800 From: Miles Robert James Wilson (mrjw@dmu.ac.uk) To: miklyon@pc.jaring.my As you probably now have heard, Tim MAGIC Hughes, Harrier International has sadly passed away in Bangkok. I am his brother in law in the UK and his sister, my wife, Michele MANGO (Flewers) now Wilson are both very distressed at the news as I am sure you will realize. There will be a funeral in Bangkok next week and at the current moment in time I am in contact with them regarding this. Because of MAGIC's commitment to hashing and the tremendous work he has carried out over the years, both his sister and I wish to mark his passing in the following way, and request your comments on same. We are proposing that during Inter hash 98, a plaque be unveiled in the club where hashing all began. This could be carried out by one of the old hashers who I know that Tim was constantly in touch with, and who he mention's in his 50th publications on hashing. We feel that this event, at the time of Interhash would not only endorse his work for hash but would also me a memorial for the family and all who pass through the club in the years to come. My background luckily is PR and with the many contacts who I could talk on this one I do not see this as a difficult event to (hash up). Initially I would like your comments on the idea and look forward to hearing from you.. I remain Yours Miles R J Wilson and MANGO mrjw@dmu.ac.uk Tel +44 116 257 7348 Hope you are in agreement with this idea, let us know. Miles R Wilson