Bee , I heard his last lecture. Im really sorry that he is no more.Thanks for the donation links.

Heard about his death in the morning edition of NPR. May his soul rest in peace.

Thanks for positing the donation link.

It was through your blog I had come to know about his last lecture (earlier post).

I am a very silent admirer of your blog never posted comments but its kind of daily ritual to visit here :). Thanks for wonderful blog.

I just went through is lecture. Prayers to his family!

Just went thru the TM lecture. Such a good man. RIP.

R. I. P. Randy Pausch

I came to know about him through your blog. May he rest in peace.

He’s left behind a legacy that will survive. Thanks for the links.

B$J, The Diane Sawyer interview links to a Youtube video with little footage. The full ABC special is accessible here.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=265263428002185148

thank you, n.

his lecture was truly inspirational, & the book too!

Heard about his death this morning. May his soul rest in peace.

This is heart rending - his last lecture gives so much emphasise on what our own mahabarata and vedas tell us. Do your duty and thats jus life - nothing else is important - things, wealth, name and fame will come and go, its jus our sense of duty and rightousness which will ultimately give us our peace of mind and ultimately is the true purpose of life.

B&J,this is indeed very sad, I had listened to his talks and watched his shows. Courage he had and sprit he held makes him a higher human. May his soul rest in peace.

What a inspiring and thought provoking lecture….. when i give up and feel kind of down i watch the lecture….listening to his lecture brings back my energy and determination….May his soul rest in peace…

God, May his soul rest in peace…

:-(

I heard about his death on the radio today. I learned about his lecture on your blog and since, have bought his book and clipped out magazine articles by him. What an inspiring human! May his soul rest in peace.

Thank you for posting this. I watched Randy Pausch’s last lecture with my husband and daughter and it spoke to all of us. I was particularly inspired by the part about brick walls being there to give us a chance to show how much we want something. Thanks too for the information about pancreatic cancer. My dad also died of this devastating disease.

Thanks for posting this. I had seen his lecture some months ago and was just amazed at how brave and inspiring this man was. As a parent, it’s a nightmare come true. God bless his family and children.

Truly inspiring man, and hearing of his selfless endeavor to leave behind a legacy of hope awes me. I wish many blessings to his family; Randy, may you rest in peace.

Hats off to his courage and optimism..a truly inspiring teacher. May his soul rest in peace.
God Bless his family.

R.I.P. RANDY PAUSCH. :0(

We both saw his last lecture on Youtube just after he died. A was devastated. He understood how important his research was. Through A, I understood.

However, more than his research, I liked and respected him for the man he was. Thanks again.

There was an interview/write up in Reader’s Digest 2/3 months back. It was very emotional.

An example of a life well-lived despite how short it was.

I remember my professor so dear to me and my family and i lost him in blood cancer. He is on such a kind who lived to his fullest until his last moment! May Randy’s soul rest in peace!

Are the transcript of his lectures avaialble on net?

I saw glimpses of his lecture last night at “abc Primetime”,it brought tears to my eyes. He was truly very inspirational persona.
I’ll look for his last lecture book in the library.