Minutus

Hi all,

On the Homeolist two good concrete suggestions have come about for
people who want to donate to a memorial fund for Julian--here are two
to choose from!

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Jon Haworth [moderator of the Homeolist] wrote:

Ok - enough responses (all 'yes') !

I have yet to contact Gwyneth [Julian's wife], but I'm sure she will be
happy to choose the use to which the funds raised are put.

My wife, Brigitte Haworth RSHom, will be the recipient of donations,
and hold them as trustee for the Fund.

To donate, please go to www.homeopathyhome.com/donatejw.shtml

There you can choose the currency of your donation - just click the
appropriate button. You will need to enter the amount of your donation
in your chosen currency.

Donations are made by credit card - you DO NOT need to join PayPal or
have an account to make a donation - we simply use their facilities to
make the process straightforward.

Please be aware that PayPal charge a 3.5% commission for the facility
which is deducted from your donation.

Thankyou, Suthi, for starting the ball rolling...

Regards,
Jon Haworth

Cambridge, UK
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Shannon replied:

*****

I have been checking into the list over the last 6 weeks to read his
last letters to the list and to hear any news as I thought that I
would see it here first.
I thought that he was right in most of the countless list discussions
that I read. His knowlege of homeopathy and the history of homeopathy
meant that he just knew so many answers.
So much advice and so many answers freely given over many years-He
was a generous guy. Just as well he never took up Nhojeopathy and
started charging per word like I do.
Nhoj Eel
Sirius

Farewell Julian! You are loved and greatly missed already!

Some persons are like a star in the daytime, and Julian Winston was one
of them. Julian was the premier historian of our times and a man that has
left a great legacy. His motives were always to better our art and his
service to the homeopathy was mammoth in its dimensions. I was very touched
by the last private email he sent me. I am proud to call him a friend and
colleague. My deepest condolences to the his wife, relatives and close
friends.

Sincerely, David Little