Dear 802.16,
I'm sorry to report the death of Jim Carlo. Jim was a great friend, a great man, and a big part of the success 802.16. Jim was the Chair of the IEEE 802 Executive Committee when I first became interested in standards. He warmly welcomed 802.16 into the fold and was a tremendous mentor to me in getting the Working Group launched. Later, after moving on to other leadership roles in IEEE Standards (including President of the IEEE-SA), Jim became active as a participant in the 802.16 Working Group, holding a membership from 2005-2009.
Jim was a brilliant standardization builder, leader, and innovator. He was also as nice and warm a guy as you'll ever meet. I salute him.
Roger
Begin forwarded message: Subject: [802SEC] Jim Carlo
Date: 14 February 2012 9:03:42 PM MST
Dear EC Members,
It is with a heavy heart I must let you know I just found out late tonight Jim Carlo passed away. I recently spoke to him--he was not doing to well, but hanging in there as best he could in his battle with cancer. For those of you that new him, he was a great representative of 802 and the Standards Association, and a mentor to me. I will miss him. Rest in peace James T. Carlo--the 802 community shall mourn for you.
Sadly,
--Paul
p.s. the email I received from Bob Love/Dawn:
From: On Behalf Of Robert D. Love Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2012 4:59 PM To: Dawn Slykhouse Subject: Jim Carlo Dear Token Ringers, This is a sad email. I just heard from Muffy Carlo that Jim Carlo has passed away. I spoke with Jim shortly before Christmas after hearing from Muffy that he had been battling cancer for two years. He was in good spirits, but obviously in deteriorating health. I thoroughly enjoyed working closely with him for many years and will miss him. I wanted to let those of you that knew him and worked with him to know and to spread the word to others that would want to know. Bob Love
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