Hi from Hutch

[jj2007]

If he has access to his email, he has access to the forum, too

I wonder if it makes sense to call the hospital: https://www.svhs.org.au/contact

[six_L]

"Not sure how much longer I am a prisoner here but I guess all things come to an end eventually."

we'r very worry.
i hope Hutch will restore good health as soon as possible.

[jack]

good news, hutch checked in this forum today   
get well soon hutch 

[Gunther]

That's very good news. I will be very happy when Hutch is fully active again.

[mineiro]

I'm praying to you sir Hutch.
Get well soon.

[Vortex]

Hi Hutch,

We are missing you.

[Siekmanski]

Hi Hutch, I hope you are back on your feet soon and we hear from you again.

[Mikl__]

Welcome back! Hutch, I wish you the best health!

[jj2007]

Eight days without login

Meanwhile, less than one kilometre from his place

[hutchneighbour]

Very sad to report the news but I am reliably informed that Hutch passed away last night. He had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer a few weeks ago. He did return home briefly from hospital but was soon readmitted and spent his last days back there in their care. Steve will be greatly missed in the street by all his friends and neighbours. He really was part of the Surry Hills landscape. I believe his mother had lived in the house before him so even those of us who are approaching 20 years as residents felt like relative newcomers. He would regularly wander up and down our quiet street to give his eyes a rest from programming. Hopefully someone has access to his files so the community he built here can continue but I am not really across that. RIP Steve, Richard

[TimoVJL]

RIP

[six_L]

Deeply mourn Mr. Hutch!
We will always remember his great contribution to the masm.

pay my respects to Hutch!
six_L
2023-5-27

[rsala]

Really sad news, I am very sorry!

[jj2007]

This is sad news. RIP old friend

[Biterider]

Hi
I am devastated by the news of Steve's passing. Not only was he an influential figure, but he was also the founder of the MASM forum, where countless people like me found inspiration and guidance in the world of assembly language programming. Steve's contributions and expertise were invaluable, and his passion for the subject was contagious.

His loss leaves a void that will be impossible to fill. Steve's presence will be greatly missed in the programming community, and we will always remember the lasting legacy he left behind.

Rest in peace, Steve. Your memory will continue to inspire and guide many people as we move forward in the world of assembly programming. Thank you for all you have done.

Biterider