Stephen Isabirye

Rob Houghton · Post by **Rob Houghton** » 03 Sep 2018, 17:59

I'm quite shocked to read this! RIP.

Daisy · Post by **Daisy** » 03 Sep 2018, 19:02

It was the top message on Stephen's facebook page that made me wonder. https://www.facebook.com/stephen.isabirye.3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

pete9012S · Post by **pete9012S** » 03 Sep 2018, 19:14

Stephen was a real gentleman and always conducted himself with great dignity - I'm glad I bought his book and was also able to interact with him on this very thread on the occasion of two of his recent birthdays.

I truly believe Stephen had a really great love and appreciation for Enid Blyton - which is what at the end of the day binds us all in unity on these forums.

R.I.P Stephen - I shall miss, but not forget you.

Wayne Pyer · Post by **Wayne Pyer** » 04 Sep 2018, 14:18

R.I.P. Stephen. A very nice man who saw the world in so many unique ways. You will be missed.

sixret · Post by **sixret** » 04 Sep 2018, 15:23

He was a nice and cool man judging by his posts. Always courteous and his responses were always calm and did not like to stir up the trouble. Sometimes I felt that he was bullied left and right. Bullying is never ok in my book.

I agree with most of the criticism of his book based on people's reviews although I never read his book.

Nigel summed up his online character nicely:

Moonraker wrote:Stephen Isabirye has received shed loads of criticism and leg-pulling concerning his Anecdotage. It is to Stephen's credit that he has never taken offence or thrown toys around. Stephen is always respectful and entertains us with his varied posts and comments. Good on you, Stephen.

From the deep down of my heart, rest in peace, Stephen Isabirye.

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 04 Sep 2018, 15:37

I didn't know Stephen directly, only through reading earlier posts by him and others about his book, but it's clear how sincere and courteous he always was and how much he loved Enid Blyton's works. I'm very sorry to hear of his untimely passing and my thoughts are with his family. RIP.

Lucky Star · Post by **Lucky Star** » 05 Sep 2018, 21:20

This is very sad news. he did indeed take all the ribbing and joking about his book here in very good spirit. I almost met him once as I was visiting Flagstaff Arizona where he lived. Sadly I was unaware he lived there until after the event. RIP Dr Stephen Isabirye.

Lenoir · Post by **Lenoir** » 09 Sep 2018, 18:15

Very sad news indeed.
He had a deep interest in Enid Blyton and seemed to have happy memories of reading her books as a youngster.
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