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In Memory of Brian Rohde [bwtr]

Sep 12, 2010 at 08:07 pm by Store Staff


file_459102.jpgIt is with great sadness that we hear that Brian Rohde, known here as Renderosity member bwtr, has passed away. As a frequent visitor to our Carrara Forum, Brian was always a great help to others and became a good friend to many. Please join with us in sending our sincere condolences to his family and friends.

Thanks to Brian's daughter, Annette Rohde, as she put together an account of her father's life in "The Life of Brian - Abridged,"of which the following is an excerpt:

"My dad Brian, aka BWTR, would be taken aback by the wonderful things everyone is saying about him on the 3d animation forum pages, it is truly amazing how my father, in his late 70s made such an impact to so many who he never actually met, except online!

Mum, my brothers and I thank you to all for your kind and heartfelt messages posted in memory of dad. It comforts us to know the friends he made and how you all contributed to filling the last few years of his life. If not for you all, and dad's desire to keep his mind active by teaching himself to use a computer and the various software products, they wouldn't have been so pleasant for him. We have my brother John to thank for supplying everything dad needed as Dad wasn't well enough to get around as much as he would have liked but his mind needed to be active, and creative.

In 2000, dad wrote to us, "My depth of feeeling and appreciation to you can never be fully expressed in writing... You have all helped me to live a most extraordinary and exciting life". Mum, my brothers John, Mark, Peter and Michael, and I would like too express the same to everyone on the Renderosity, Carrara Daz3D, MOI and 3D-Coat sites (perhaps others we aren't aware of) as you have all added too dad's, as he would say, fortunate life."

-Annette Rohde

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Having Fun
by Brian Rohde

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Morning Mist 2
by Brian Rohde

The Renderosity Community extends our deepest sympathies and best wishes to Brian's family and friends. He will be greatly missed.

We invite you to take a few moments to view Brian's Renderosity Art Gallery, and have a look at The Life of Brian - Abridged, courtesy of Brian's daughter, Annette.

~The Renderosity Staff and Community

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