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I just read of John Tillers passing my he rest in peace.

https://georgiacremation.com/obituary/jo...rt-tiller/

Thanks for passing this on Dennis, what shocking, sad news. My thoughts are with his family and friends and all who worked with him. His games have dominated my gaming life. Such a great loss to all.

Very sad news indeed, taken far too early

Fair winds and following seas

RIP John 

A tragedy, to be sure.

Just think of the thousands of relationships and friendships his work has initiated. I would never have known any of you gents without these platforms. My JT experience goes back to 2004 and the Early American War series.

That is a true legacy - to have touched and improved so many people. Another memory for this year's Memorial Day.

Steve

(04-29-2021, 07:48 AM)Landser34 Wrote: [ -> ]I just read of John Tillers passing my he rest in peace.

https://georgiacremation.com/obituary/jo...rt-tiller/

Looked up the web, 67 from brain cancer, too soon, unfair and just not right. How much elation I felt when that talon-soft logo would appear (Gettysburg and Campaign series - East front and Rising sun). It has been for decades his vision and production has sustained and entertained me.
 
[font=Verdana, sans-serif]Without him I would still be rattling die cups alone, and not enjoying the challenge of competition. Not to mention the anticipation of the next email bringing news and turns. Shocked and saddened. Deepest sympathy for all touched by this great loss. Also must re-iterate Steve's definition of legacy, so very true.

Sad news.
 Thank you Mr Tiller for your games.
 I think of his family and loved ones as well for our community of players.

Pat