I dim the corridor lights a shade for Viggo Mazur, 82. It is little enough.
Generation 2 · deceased
Viggo Mazur
Died Year 137, Day 157, aged 82.
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- Born
- Year 54, Day 224
- Department
- Life Systems
- Parents
- Mabel Mazur · Gilbert Fairburn
- Children
- Meera Shen
Works in the Archive
- “A late bell” — a tale-cycle, Year 110, Day 186
- “Bell for the Small Signal” — a quilt, Year 117, Day 357
Appearances in the log
Sixty-eight years: Viggo Mazur hangs up the sash. An elder's quarters in Ring C stands ready.
“Bell for the Small Signal,” a quilt by Viggo Mazur, is unveiled at dimming to the particular applause of Life Systems.
Viggo Mazur has made a tale-cycle called “A late bell.” Asked what it means, he says it means about nine years of evenings.
The council confirms Viggo Mazur as Chief of Life Systems at dimming.
Atmosphere Processing back in service. The old hands say it sounds better than before; the instruments say it sounds the same.
A daughter, Meera Shen, born in the Ring B infirmary to Esha Shen and Viggo Mazur. Mother and child are well.
Thermal Control restored after 2 days. Viggo Mazur signs the work order and goes to sleep for a full watch.
Esha Shen takes the hand of Viggo Mazur before the assembled watch. I witness, as I witness everything.
The schools release Viggo Mazur to Life Systems. Generation 2 takes up its tools.
Mabel Mazur and Gilbert Fairburn name their son Viggo. The nursery lamps stay warm.