I was deeply saddened to read about Jim in today's paper. He was a treasured and honoured colleague in the Faculty of Education. I still recall his exuberance, and the joy that he brought to teaching. Perhaps I should let him have the final word, typical of his sense of humour; it would be his trumpet playing the horse's neigh at the end of Leroy Anderson's Sleigh Ride, at the annual Christmas concert in the Faculty Cafeteria. That is how I will remember him. David