RIP Dan Fogelberg

• Edward
  December 16th, 2007 at 11:54 pm

  I knew this song was important when I first heard it. Almost 30 years later it has a meaning that I could not have imagined. Immortality resides in the permanence of one’s work.

• GUNNY HARTMAN
  December 17th, 2007 at 1:47 am

  I had only recently renewed my affection for Dan’s music. In fact, I bought one of his CDs late Saturday night, merely hours before his departure.

  56? Tragic.

  Thanks for sharing the news.

• Brad Greenwood
  December 18th, 2007 at 3:22 pm

  This is truly sad to me. I had prostate cancer surgery earlier this year (still not fully recovered). I was even younger than Mr. Fogelberg, at 45 I was very young to suffer this. Mine was caught early. Caught early, it is very treatable; I urge men to get the simple blood test anytime after 40… whether the doctor thinks you need it or not.

• Heather M. Lefebvre
  December 18th, 2007 at 9:03 pm

  I’ve “known” this artist ever since I was young. He has many more “hits”- and they are always worth listening to and sung.

  I’ve sung solos to his songs ( high school in Maine= woot! :)), and sung myself to sleep as a kid. I live in Maine- and it is a HUGE deal to us that he is gone- incredibly gifted voice- and Thank Miss Cellina for remember Dan Fogelberg- his songs will be remembered.

  Sincerely.
  Heather in Maine

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