Sad News

I would like to believe that my records are unaffected by the events of my own life, however it is with no little sadness that I must comment on the passing of my colleague, Doctor Andrew Makeson

Makeson was among the very short list of people I have considered a colleague and friend, and he has been one of the few to never suggest I turn from my duty. Indeed, among the many pages I have collected, entire shelves have been penned by him. His mind had begun to slip away in his later years, but he never stopped writing, perhaps understanding even in his fragile sate just how important the power of he written word can be. Before me sits his final works, and they will be added to the collection. I have decided to mark his passing by honoring his works here, however I cannot possibly demonstrate in so few words the weight of the many he leaves as a legacy.

I will grieve. The collector will collect. On myself, I will speak no more. On my friend, I will speak volumes, when I have found the pieces that do him the respect he deserves.