The passing of 11th Hour...
POSTED BY: HerFriend
UPDATED: Monday, April 29, 2013 15:28
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My condolences to her family, friends, and the whole Browncoat community.
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OMG!
I am so shocked right now. She was a bright light in the Browncoat world.
This is something I made for her years ago.
Rest in Peace, dear lady...
King of the Mythical Land that is Iowa
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I'm devastated. 11th Hour stands beside Lux as a devoted browncoat who passed way too soon:
http://www.ncc-1776.org/tle2004/tle254-20040111.html
I remember printing out hundreds of Susan's guerilla marketing posters and flyers and sticking them in bookstores, libraries, cafes, and waiting rooms all over the city. I was even fortunate enough to meet her in person at the premiere in LA, not long after she had finished the artwork for the RPG book -- I'll never forget her joyful stroll down the red carpet, complete with a graceful curtsy as she passed the assembled browncoats.
...I think it's time to dust off the old DVDs and rewatch The Message...
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I don't need a gorram back-spaceship driver!!!
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Oh, my God. This just brought tears to my eyes.
Yahoo has an annoying feature where it randomly picks people from your address book and asks if you want to sign up for updates. Last week, I got a blast from the past as it wanted to know if I wanted updates from 11th Hour.
I have not been here at fff.net for a long, long time - but Penguin posted this at sm.org and I knew I needed to come over and post.
I spoke with Susan several times over the years - always gracious, kind, and encouraging of Browncoats both new and old.
As Shiny said - She stands with Lux as a Browncoat without equal who passed too soon.
Susan, your light will be missed.
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This is devastating news. Never met her except on the forums here and on the OB, but her voice and her art was always a welcoming thing to experience. I still have some of the promotional flyers I printed and handed out in front of the theater in Austin when I went to the advance screening on May 5, 2005. I also visited her sites frequently to see what else she was up to, although sadly I had not for several months and did not know of her condition.
As far as fandoms and what individuals have meant to others in the group, I would classify her as No. 1 Browncoat, with Lux Lucre right there by her side.
I need to rewatch Done the Impossible today in her memory.
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What devastating news... Susan was one of the most amazing people I've ever met. The definition of losing yourself in your passions. We could all take a lesson from her life.
We'll go through the source material for Done The Impossible and see if we can find some unpublished footage of her. If so I'll put it online for all to enjoy her amazing personality. She will be sorely missed.
Jeremy
Done The Impossible
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So sorry to hear of the passing of 11th Hour, one of the most passionate of Browncoats, one of the most creative and productive. One hears "too soon" when someone leaves us or is taken, but this was so much too soon it's hard to comprehend.
We'll miss you.
A lot.
bun
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A fantastic artist, and dedicated Browncoat... one of our best.
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This is so sad
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That's what a ship is, you know - it's not just a keel and a hull and a deck and sails, that's what a ship needs.
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