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Mr. Robert Bruce Thompson, formerly of Winston-Salem, NC, pas*ed away Saturday evening, January 20, 2018 at Winston-Salem Nursing and Rehab Robert was born in Pennsylvania on June 6, 1953, to the late William E. Thompson and Lenore Fulkerson Thompson. He was an accomplished author and scientist, publishing books on computers and the sciences. Robert built and sold science kits in support of home school education He is survived by his wife of 34 years Barbara Fritchman Thompson; a brother William Thompson; sister in law Frances Ann Johnson and Roberts friends, many who knew him only 'on-line', are keeping his site alive. There's much 'good stuff' to read here in his past His Home Scientist business of science and biology labs for home schooling, is still alive, with Ben Siciliano taking over the business. If you are interested in home study of chemistry, biology, or forensics, head on over to The Home Scientist Roberts Daily Blog is also continuing, with a wide variety of discussions still available. Check out Robert's Journal There will be a few changes to Robert's site, mostly just link updates, and very little change of content. As we fix things, there might be a few 'missing links' that show up. Let Rick know about problems with the Contact Page (coming soon), or by email. We invite you to wander around the place. There is much good information and thoughtful discourse from Robert over the years. Robert's words and thoughts, and his links are below. We'll be updating links and adding better search functions. Welcome to my personal home page. When people ask me who I am or what I do, I tell them I'm a writer. I write books about computers, both to earn money and because I enjoy doing so. When I'm not writing computer books, I'm usually writing something else just for fun. When I'm not writing, I'm almost always reading things others have written, or, on clear nights, out with our telescopes observing the wonders of the > details the vagaries of a writer's life, along with random > observations about things both important and trivial. It includes