Alexander J. Fatiadi

Today is 40 days that A.I. fell asleep perpetually.
They say that the human spirit lives while it is remembered. I hope that this Guest Book will be one source of support for the memory of A.I. and a permanent live for His Soul. I hope more people write about Him.

Below are the words which in Russian I wrote into the Guest Book for the day of His 88th birthday together with a photo. There is a photo, no words in Russian. Now I will try to repeat them in English. I wish we...

Dear Tamara, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. It is a very sad thing to loose one's father. My heart and prayers go out to you, and your family.

To the loved ones of Alex,
I was a friend and colleague of Alex for all these many years at NBS. We were in the Chemistry Building together, thus often crossed paths to talk about our lives. I am an immigrant, as he was, from Germany, so we could speak in German, of his years in Mainz.
I have the best memories of him, his passion for all aspects of life, his enthusiasm for his work and the people, his friends, around him. I can still vividly picture him, he in his white lab coat...

Julie our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family..love, Keith and Liz Krissoff

Tamara, Marvin & Katie,
I'm so sorry for your loss. I'll be thinking of you and praying for you that you will be able to draw strength and comfort from each other.

Tamara,
I am so sorry for the loss of your father. I had hoped to attend the funeral but I have a hearing tomorrow night that I'm still preparing for. I will see you when you return to work and we'll have lunch.

My sympathies to Alex' family and friends. I have fond memories of him at NBS/NIST.