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haen2 wrote:p.s. to my last post.
Mentioning the progress or lack thereof, is not meant to solicit "poor Haen" responses.
Just to keep you informed and let you know that I have not croaked yet. .
Live long and prosper !
HN

I don't think anyone here would, or even could, have thought you were after a "poor Haen response" Hugo, you really are an amazing man and I hope you don't "croak" for a long time.

Best regards,

Paul

I am sorry to hear this ,Rudi told me to day . I have been away for a short time and missed this .

haen2 wrote:... Mentioning the progress or lack thereof, is not meant to solicit "poor Haen" responses.

I'm sure most of us didn't take it that way.

Just to keep you informed and let you know that I have not croaked yet. .

That's good to hear. Please keep us informed if you can.

While I haven't always agreed with you you have been a terrific source of information and a resource that will be missed on the boards you have frequented.

Again I wish you the best, hopefully things will improve both medially and "officially".

Sadly our friend Dr. Hugo Neyenhuis died just before midnight on May 8th in Portland, Oregon. Hugo believed that he was the last surviving member of the 34th SS Freiwilligen Division "Landstorm Nederland".
John

Many of us are going to miss Hugo greatly as we counted him
as our friend.

R.I.P. friend

I am sure that our friend and good comrad Hugo is on his last march to join the Große Armee and I know he will reserve a good
place for his friends.
I remember when he used to say that old soldiers don't die, they just smell like that.

R.I.P. dear friend

Rest in peace

This is very sad to hear indeed. He was a lovely man who loved to help and contribute to this forum (and others). We emailed a lot over the years about the area of my expertise (Battle of Arnhem) and shared some great information. We cannot live forever but we can be remembered forever more. Thanks Hugo for your contributions and may you RIP.

Scott

So long, Huug. It was grand chatting with you, and listening to your reminiscing.

Rest in Peace.
Prosper

i dont know why these most recent posts werent visible when i started writing... but i guess, as always, i'm a day late, and a dollar too short! story of my life!
guess he wont be reading my post. i need to talk to one of the moderators, and get my info changed/updated email address please!
thanks!
ted

Maybe you should delete the inappropriate post if your a day late and a dollar short?

John P. Moore wrote:Sadly our friend Dr. Hugo Neyenhuis died just before midnight on May 8th in Portland, Oregon. Hugo believed that he was the last surviving member of the 34th SS Freiwilligen Division "Landstorm Nederland".
John

My condolences to his friends and family. A real character and razor sharp wit for his age. He will be sadly missed.

Kind Regards,
Simon

So it really is now goodbye from Hugo. I sincerely hope that he did not suffer to badly and is now at peace.
Rust in vrede.

may you rest in peace, Haen