U.S. Rep. Tom Lantos

You will always in albanians[kosovars] hearts and prayers.

Rest in peace TOM

Rest in peace.
I just finished watching "The Last Days" by Steven Spielberg.

I wanted to leave a message for Mr. Lantos, letting him know how touched I was watching this documentary, and that I became very emotional when he was talking about how his children were going to give him the gift of many grandchildren! I have taken a class on the shoah/holocaust, and genocide in general, and I have had the pleasure to meet a guest lecturer who survived the holocaust. I feel every time...

I would like to take a moment to say I'm sorry about your lost of your loved one and I woud like to share a scpriture with the family at John11:25Jesus said I am that resurrection and the life, he that exercises faith in me. even though he dies will come to life.

I took Tom's 8 AM introductory economics class when I was an undergraduate at SFSU in 1960. Although I was not particularly interested in the subject at that time, Tom's inspiring lectures got me to class on time (most mornings) and I benefited in other disciplines from the rigorous intellectual approach that he brought to that classroom. He was a great teacher and public servant. My sympathies go to his family and friends.

It is a privilege for me to sign this Guest Book for an honorable, ethical, and caring human being. We have so few of them in our world today that to lose one is a loss for all humanity. I came to know of Mr. Lantos through our love of God's creatures who are not homo sapiens but who deserve love, respect, and care if for no other reason than God has made them. I see that his love for these creatures extended to the human family, as well. I send to you, his family, my deepest and heartfelt...

Tom,

If Raoul heard while in prison of your achievements and your wonderful family he would be very proud.

We will always miss you, yet cherish what you have brought to the world.

I was a student of Professor Lantos at San Francisco State University. He was an eloquent speaker in a course on the European Common Market. I was impressed with his knowledge and his life experiences. I extend my deepest sympathy to his wife and children,
Dr. Wynne DuBray, Professor Emeritus