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Catalin Dobre

June 18, 1979 - November 24, 2020

An innovative and resourceful spirit, your presence will be greatly missed. You rocked the world Catalin!

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  • 2020-11-25 14:30:16 View / Comment (0)
    Philip Walters

    Philip Walters

    Philip Walters

    From Alex with love

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  • 2020-11-27 14:57:32 wrote:

    Cata was more than just a teacher to me. He was like a mentor. I remember how I struggled to find something to put on my personal statement for applying for mechanical engineering, so I seeked his help. He helped me build a sterling engine and I wasn't even one of his students. I never took DT but yet he opened his arms to me and allowed me to work next to him. My fondest memories with him was working alone with him in the DT room. While he was working on the "F1 in schools" project I was drilling holes in pipes for the innovation hub cars. We played rock and roll in the background while working and just chatted about anything. We always joked that we will go drink a beer together and I was really hoping for it. At that time I was underage and didn't drink. Since I left BSB in 2017 my goal was to come and visit him and have a few rounds of beer. Now that won't be possible and that just makes me feel numb and I feel like I can't breathe. In another life I hope our paths cross again. Rest in peace Cata.

    2020-11-27 14:57:32 wrote: Cata was more than just a teacher to me. He was like a mentor. I remember how I struggled to find something to put on my personal statement for applying for mechanical engineering, so I seeked his help. He helped me build a sterling engine and I wasn't even one of his students. I never took DT but yet he opened his arms to me and allowed me to work next to him. My fondest memories with him was working alone with him in the DT room. While he was working on the "F1 in schools" project I was drilling holes in pipes for the innovation hub cars. We played rock and roll in the background while working and just chatted about anything. We always joked that we will go drink a beer together and I was really hoping for it. At that time I was underage and didn't drink. Since I left BSB in 2017 my goal was to come and visit him and have a few rounds of beer. Now that won't be possible and that just makes me feel numb and I feel like I can't breathe. In another life I hope our paths cross again. Rest in peace Cata.

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