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[Massimo Carbucicchio <massimo.carbucicchio AT unipr.it>]

Dear Frank, dear Colleagues

On the behalf of the Scientific Executive Committee of the ISIAME 
Conferences, I want to express our, and in particular my personnel 
sadness by hearing that Sue passed away. I personally had the privilege 
to know Sue for many years and to appreciate her high competence and 
professionality.

Her untimely passing is a large loss to our community

Massimo Carbucicchio


Il 21/07/2016 02.48, 
f.j.berry.1 AT bham.ac.uk
 ha scritto:
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> It is with much sadness that I must tell you that Sue Forder died on 
> Sunday 17 July. Sue underwent major surgery last year and subsequent 
> treatment enabled her to recover and return to her research work and 
> enjoy life with her family. Unfortunately her health deteriorated 
> rapidly last week and she passed away on Sunday evening.
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> Sue's professional life was centred in Sheffield Hallam University.  
> She was an excellent teacher whose professionalism and dedication was 
> appreciated by the student body.  Her research work in recent years 
> has been focused on industrial applications of Mossbauer spectroscopy 
> and she introduced the power of the technique to several industrial 
> organisations within the UK. Sue was a thoughtful and careful 
> experimentalist and was highly regarded by students and colleagues who 
> worked with her.
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> Sue has been the UK's representative on IBAME for several years and 
> she was particularly supportive of the development of ISIAME. She 
> coordinated the UK Mossbauer community over many years with efficiency 
> and effectiveness.
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> Sue had marvellous personal qualities. She was honest, full of 
> integrity, and had a great sense of humanity.  Her presence within the 
> UK community will be greatly missed and I have today conveyed 
> condolences to her family on behalf of her UK and international 
> colleagues.
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> Professor Frank Berry
> The University of Birmingham
> United Kingdom
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Prof. Dr. Massimo Carbucicchio
Physics Department - University of Parma
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