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No easy way to say this so I will just come out with it.

James Barclay has passed away and was buried two weeks ago in Jerusalem.

His Father just called me and I am still in shock. I had a very close personal relationship with James as well as a business relationship with him.

I know some of you may have open business partnerships with him and I am sorting them out with his Father. Please PM me with details if you do.

I first met James almost exactly 5 years ago on NamePros in the .TV section and we had become close friends since then. Sadly I only got to meet him once in person, but we spoke make times over the phone.

Many of you know he was suffering from a rare disease that affected his lungs and that is what he died from.

I don't have to many more details, but will be meeting his Father next week in Jerusalem.
 
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Very sorry to hear this news, I had just brokered a name for James and he seemed upbeat. He messaged me about 40 days ago, wanting to discuss an idea about Twitter. I had wondered why he did not call on the time he said.

God rest his soul, my sincerest condolences to his family.
 
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Really sad and shocking news.....James was a man who was genuine and said what he thought without the BS. The first .TV'er in 2007 to send me a private message on NP's welcoming me to the forum......Thanks Miller's... RIP.
 
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I was fortunate enough to win pundit.tv from him in an auction. He told me it was 1 of the first .tvs he had hand regged ( back in 2006). Though it would have been cheap at twice the price he was a total gentlemen about the transaction. Class act - may he rest in peace.
 
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Great Domainers never die... as great names live forever.

James lives in the names he gave life.

In the end, however, the names own us.

I will always remember the life he gave us through a username.

MILLERS CROSSED HERE!
 
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James was a great domainer, a true professional, who I'm glad to have had the privilege of doing business with.
Thanks for everything James, rest in peace.
 
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James was a good man, he will be missed.
 
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This is very sad news indeed :( I remember back in the days when he was very active on this forum. May he rest in peace.
 
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Very sad news.
RIP James.
 
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Terribly sad news. Rest in peace James.
 
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Cate, James told me a lot of good things about you.
Like you said; he inspired many of us, whether he knew it or not.
 
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Rest in peace, James.
 
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I remember James email me and apologized to me for his behavior. I told him, you were all fair, nice, and good to me, and I thought he was reflecting on things at the time in his life. He is surely missed, and RIP James!!! My thoughts and prayers go out to his family!
 
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I am very sorry to hear about what happened to James Barclay. My deepest condolences and sympathies to James's family and friends. May God bless an give his family strength through these difficult times.
 
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I am very sorry to hear about this.
Rest in peace James.

Brad
 
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I've been feeling as though I should say something since yesterday, but I'm not sure what. Thank you Cate for doing the video. :hearts:
 
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Sad..I remember his posts here and I see the person he was.
RIP James
 
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RIP James, you will be missed.

Jame's early departure leaves a not gentle reminder that life is fleeting. Let us resolve to be our best and make the most of every precious moment!
 
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