Why?

Monday, 24 January, 2011 - 2:48 pm

Posted by Prof. Rachel Hinton

I was Asher's CS 205 professor and am so sorry to learn of this.

I got to know Asher very well while he was my student. He contributed in class and often met with me during my office hour and after class. Our conversations were rarely limited to school work.

I found him bright, hard-working, friendly, and inquisitive. He always wanted to do well. What really struck me was he always wanted to know why? Why this? Why that? He often told me that our conversations left him with something to think about. I must admit, he made me work at it! I truly enjoyed our conversations.

Words are never adequate at this time! My sorrow truly heartfelt!

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9/22/2012

Elyza wrote...

That's not just the best asnewr. It's the bestest answer!

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The heart aches and the mind rebels, refusing to process the passing of Asher Strobel from our midst. While his physical existence is no longer, his life will remain eternally.

Asher loved life; he was full of ideas, had an ever ready smile, and amassed hundreds of friends. For the last two years Asher was a part of the Binghamton University Jewish Community; he will be deeply missed by us all. This blog was created to help our BU community honor and celebrate his life, and memorialize his much too brief existence.

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Monday, 24 January, 2011 - 2:48 pm

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