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Alan Lessoff | Editor's Note | Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, 3.4 | The History Cooperative
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October, 2004
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       Whatever the facts of global warming and population growth, for readers of this journal, the world grew colder and emptier in June as news spread of the death of Thomas Winter a month shy of his 43rd birthday after a draining battle with cancer. He was in his adopted home of Ankara, Turkey. Kate Sampsell of Bradley University, Thomas's former colleague in the American Studies Program at Bilkent University in Ankara, prepared a thoughtful account of Thomas's life and accomplishments and the profound effect he had on colleagues and friends. Versions of this have appeared or will appear on H-SHGAPE (of which Thomas had been an editor) and in the society's Newsletter and other professional venues. A familiar personality in our society, Thomas was a member of the SHGAPE Council and a valued supporter of this journal.

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