You might have noticed that there have been few videos in the last week or so. As I previously advised, Mark Cooney, with whom I have been working on this project, has developed a serious illness that may be incurable. That fact, and the fact that he is getting married this week, has given him much else to give attention to.
I am, of course, wishing Mark all the very best. It has been a lot of fun working with him on this project. I know he has shared that view. I suspect I will find his wedding, which will take leave in Ely Cathedral as he has been live steaming all their services during lockdown, a little emotional. Like most people I will be watching it on a live stream. There will be just six people present.
But, Mark has been as determined as me to keep videos going and so has helped recruit new help. Jack Lennon will be working with me from this week. He is a masters student. The only doubt he has is whether studying will leave enough time for this, but we're going to give it a go. Videos will be back soon. It's what Mark wants.
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So sorry to hear that, best wishes to Mark and partner, Richard
I will ensure that he sees this
My best wishes to Mark.
So sorry to hear about Mark. I do enjoy the videos. Best wishes to the pair of them.
Best wishes to Mark this week and in the future
All the best Mark
His contribution to spreading the word has been invaluable, and is much appreciated.
Very best wishes to Mark and his ‘other half’.
Thanks very much for all his skills.
Sad news Richard – please do let Mark know how much his work is appreciated
Best wishes to Mark and to Alison.
I hope it would not be out of order to put a link to the following here:
https://www.elystandard.co.uk/news/mark-cooney-fundraiser-ely-college-community-spirit-award-7078406
https://uk.gofundme.com/f/help-mark-from-spotted-in-ely-to-make-memories
Mark is quite a special guy who has done a great deal around here
Thanks for sharing those
Really useful videos, thanks to all involved in their production ☺ï¸
One v. small consideration for future maybe … there’s quite a bit of glare from your glasses Richard (as they don’t have an anti-reflective coating it seems) if you could remove/ resolve that would be great.
Either way, keep them coming.
cheers,
Giles
They have the coating, so not sure what to do