Memorial Celebration of Dad's Life
A Memorial Celebration of Dad's life will be held on Sunday, June 4th at 1pm at NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center. We will announce further details about the exact location as they become available.
We welcome all guests.
No dress code required. Dad would have wanted everyone to wear whatever they are comfortable in. We will be there to appreciate Dad.
To those who wish to speak at the memorial: Please stay tuned for details as we begin to build the program.
Thank you,
Nadav
We welcome all guests.
No dress code required. Dad would have wanted everyone to wear whatever they are comfortable in. We will be there to appreciate Dad.
To those who wish to speak at the memorial: Please stay tuned for details as we begin to build the program.
Thank you,
Nadav
posted by Nadav Kaufman at 5/31/2006 10:54:00 AM
4 Comments:
The family doesn’t know me, but I still pray, based on my religion, for him and for you family to handle in the best way possible this so painful feeling, and also I pray for his closest friends. I’d just like to let you know that I admire so much Yoram geniality, and even more than that, I admire him as a human being, so friendly and accessible and modest person. I pray and send the family my most positive and illuminated thought, from the bottom of my heart, Andrea
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Jean, Nadav, Daphne, Yoram's extended family, friends and colleagues,
A chapter is closed. Yoram, our friend and colleague, his ever flowing ideas have stopped. His impact on our fields is enormous, from atmospheric correction, to BRDF, to in flight calibration, to NDVI, to aerosol characterization, models, assimilation, MODIS, new satellite concepts, radiative forcing, climate change--he even named AERONET. He loved to experiment. With a little data and his intuitive genius he bridged gaps for the rest of us to follow.
Our friend and colleague will be mourned and missed but his inspiration and humanity remains with us.
Yoram-you turned out the lights a bit early but we can all see better through the darkness because of you. We're so fortunate. Thanks guy!
love to you all,
brent
I am so sorry to hear about Yoram. I did not know him well, but did enjoy meeting him occasionally in Paint Branch Park. I hope that you can all find comfort in the thought that I and, I'm sure many, many others care and are thinking of you.
Patty Eisen
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