He sounds like a very good man, at least he was extremely generous. And age 91 is pertty good...
This is a reminder that our lives are so very, very short...
fleeting, transient.
Try to get our of the cubicle (if you are one of the few so fortunate to still have employment) and find some useful, helpful, interesting things to do, too.
While you still can.
Best,
fhc
A good man, indeed. Hopefully, his legacy will be larger than South Coast Plaza, the conspicuous consumption capital of the world.
I have no beef with Mr. Segerstrom for it’s development, my hat is off to his accomplishment. On the other hand, the level of pretentiousness seen at S.C.Plaza is both laughable, and repulsive. I am happy for achievers, who have a fine place to spend their well deserved riches, but the place just crawls with wannabes whose greatest joy in life is to look down their collective noses, at the common folk.
Thank you.