An incredible man and mentor to many people. One of the classical astronomers left in the world, and his fascination and perception of the small bodies of the...
Hello, ... I can not tell how sad I feel when I heard the news. Especially since only a few days ago we had the last e-mail exchange - the last in a long list...
This has hit me as hard as losing a close friend. Brian and I began corresponding around the mid-1970s. He was always very encouraging toward my observing and...
Truly sad news. I met Brian on a couple of occasions at a conference in Tucson, and here in New Zealandon a visit; a long time back in the late 1970s. A great...
He was a big fan of amateur astronomers.It will be a great loss for us. Luciano Lai , Obs 560 ... From: reinder j bouma To: comets-ml@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
Wow . . . Where does one even begin? I began corresponding with Brian back in the 1970s when I was still in high school, initially via letters (who remembers...
A great lost... My condolence for his family. R.I.P. Juan A.Henríquez http://atlante.org.es J51 2010/11/18 Bernd Häusler <bernhard.haeusler@...> ... ...
This is really sad news :( For me was Brian Marsden living legend, like sir Halley of our age. He will definitively survive in our memories. My condolence to...
I'm very shocked and saddened to hear about the passing of Dr. Brian Marsden, he is a true hero of mine and an absolute legend. Rest in peace Dr. Marsden -...
I took my first comet image of Halley in the 80's, I was hooked. Then the work and family took over. Then when I reached 46 years of age in 1995 and the...
Sorry to hear this sad news, my thoughts and prayers are with his family. I have never corresponded with Brian, but his name is well known in this circle and...
I didn't have the chance to meet Dr. Marsden in person. I expected to do it at the first IWCA but seems he couldn't travel to Selvino. As far I see, he was an...
Hi On behalf of the Comet Section of the Astronomical Society of Victoria, Australia, I would like to pass on my condolences to the family and friends of Brian...
folks... as it turns out, some years ago Brian Marsden penned an autobiographic recap of his distinguished career "just in case." it was posted today by Gareth...
Like a Kreutz comet careening to close to the sun he has left us  but the sparkle in his eye and the enthusiasm of his voice and the bright spirit of the man...
Hello all! Our interview with B. Marsden.. (April 2010) ... I suppose this started with a partial solar eclipse I saw at the age of 5 (when I was in England),...
Geez, very sad news. RIP ... Very sad news, Brian Marsden passed away earlier today. <http://www.minorplanetcenter.org/mpec/K10/K10W10.html> ... Reinder J....
<comets-ml@yahoogroups.com?subject=Re%3A%20%5Bcomets-ml%5D%20Brian%20Marsden>sad news My condolence to his family. Brian, good way to your comets B09 B33 -- ...
What a sad news to all of us! Despite not having contacted with Brian before, I always looked up to him as, in my mind, and in reality as well, he's one of the...
I must say that I was very hesitant to open that first e-mail I saw yesterday headed simply "Brian Marsden". I almost instinctively knew what the content of...
I hope I don't get in trouble for this post and would hope that in the future Mr Marsdens close friends and family will look at this and smile. I took the Mr....
Very well done Mike. Brian will be sorely missed by many. He really was a star in his field. Thanks. John Drummond Possum Observatory Complex International...
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