Obituary: Hector David Gagné
My father passed away this week. I wrote the following obituary for him. Beaucoup d’amour, Papa. Toujours! Hector David Gagné June 29, 1936 – March…
One brain. Too many interests. Zero apologies. Come for the tech. Leave with an existential crisis.
My father passed away this week. I wrote the following obituary for him. Beaucoup d’amour, Papa. Toujours! Hector David Gagné June 29, 1936 – March…
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