How could I barely have known this guy? We appeared on television together, on South's High-Q team. He was even editor of our literary magazine, which shouldn’t have been underneath my radar but was.
I think he transferred to South junior year, so there wasn’t much time to get to know him, but he was active in a bunch of clubs and honor societies and represented South at the International Relations League’s state convention. Pleasant person.
I think he died of a brain tumor. Here’s a death notice from Lewis & Clark College:
Lamar Faulkner '73, May 27, 2006, age 55. An attorney with a private practice, he was active in several campaigns for political candidates in Seattle. He was a passionate duplicate bridge player and studied software development programming languages.
He played bridge, too? I've been addicted to that game since college. Lamar and I should have been close friends. It's my loss.
Kim (Colin) Seymour
How could I barely have known this guy? We appeared on television together, on South's High-Q team. He was even editor of our literary magazine, which shouldn’t have been underneath my radar but was.I think he transferred to South junior year, so there wasn’t much time to get to know him, but he was active in a bunch of clubs and honor societies and represented South at the International Relations League’s state convention. Pleasant person.
I think he died of a brain tumor. Here’s a death notice from Lewis & Clark College:
Lamar Faulkner '73, May 27, 2006, age 55. An attorney with a private practice, he was active in several campaigns for political candidates in Seattle. He was a passionate duplicate bridge player and studied software development programming languages.
He played bridge, too? I've been addicted to that game since college. Lamar and I should have been close friends. It's my loss.