Definitely worth reading the entire thing instead of cherry-picking quotes from it (which I'm cheerfully about to do): > To memorialize Gerv’s passing, it is f

Definitely worth reading the entire thing instead of cherry-picking quotes from it (which I'm cheerfully about to do): > To memorialize Gerv’s passing, it is fitting that we remember all of Gerv — the full person, good and bad, the damage and trauma he caused, as well as his many positive contributions. Any other view is sentimental. We should be clear-eyed, acknowledge the problems, and appreciate the positive contributions