Monday May 8, 11 AM
I have just learned of the death last week of Moe Stein, a stalwart in the field of creativity, and a good friend to its practitioners and researchers. Funeral Services for Moe took place Tuesday May 8, 2006 at 11:00 AM at the Gramercy Park Memorial Chapel in New York.
I still have not found an obituary published.
As I get more information and details, I will post them here.
Chris Barlow barlow@cocreativity.com
Page last updated: Sunday, October 01, 2006 10:17 PM
His NYU Bio: http://www.psych.nyu.edu/stein
New York University has arranged for Moe's Obituary to be published in the New York Times obituary section on Sunday, May 28, 2006.
It can be accessed at:
http://www.legacy.com/NYTimes/DeathNotices.asp?Page=Lifestory&PersonId=17894480
It will also be in their on-line edition of the NY Times where folks can sign in and contribute to the guestbook. It will remain
on-line for one year and archived indefinitely.
Various people have responded to this announcement with tributes to Moe. I have posted them here for you.
Marian Thier USA
Antonio Basauri Chile
Lee Ann Dunne USA
Lesley Soden Canada
Dr.Fangqi Xu China
John Lampland USA
Ana Constantin Romania
Marc Tassoul and Helga Hohn Netherlands
Marilyn Fryer England
Solange Wechsler Brazil
Tudor Rickards England
Mary Murdock USA
Fernando Sousa Portugal
Makary Stasiak Poland
I created a discussion web to allow visitors to this site to share their stories and experiences of Moe Stein and his work. I have shut down that function because it was only getting obnoxious spam.
These are the postings:
At the Creative Problem Solving Institute (June 25-30 in Chicago), there will be a tribute during the leaders' dinner on Tuesday night. Tara Coste is assembling a Power Point montage of photos, quotes, tributes, and other images. If you have an electronic image or words that might be appropriate, send it to her at: tgcoste@adelphia.net
Also at the Institute, on Monday night there will be a memorial sharing of thoughts, experiences, and memories.
If you think of someone who might be interested in these tributes, or sharing information and images, please
pass this information or this link on to them.