This whole series of shows and people were a huge part of my childhood. Watched this all the time with my grandparents while I stayed with them for the summers. RIP Russ and thank you very much.
Growing up in peoria, illinois we watched :this old house every saterday with norm and bob we never missed a episode, thank you Russell , you made life worth living for my brothers and I R I P
I cannot begin to describe the impact, russ, norm, tommy, rich, steve had on me as a young boy. I wouldn't get up early to watch cartoons on saturday, I'd make sure I was inside by 11am to watch this old house and new yankee workshop. In 2008 I fulfilled a childhood dream and built my own home with my new wife and we are raising our family in that home today. I have built every piece of furniture in it, I made my doors, all my cabinets, all my trim. There is no way I could have done that without NYW and TOH. RIP Russ. Thank You
At 55 years old I can tell you so much of my early years are watching your programs on PBS. I still watch them now and I thank you all so much for your contributions to the quality of my life. Charles
54 here and I came to say exactly the same thing. I had NO role models when it came to being self reliant, handy, industrious, and many other facets that came out of his work. I learned all of that from the folks at This Old House and Ask this Old House.
Everything I work on around the house I learned from watching TOH and NYW , I'm 62 now and I remember waking up and making sure I don't miss those shows on Saturday morning, Thanks Russ , you will be missed RIP 🙏
It is a sad day that Russ is gone, his reissue of the New Yankee Workshop videos here on youtube with his introduction was nice. RIP Russell your ideas influenced my life in a good way.
🎉 I worked on many of Russ’ early shows at WGBH in the 1960s. It was an immensely creative time, and Russ and several other producer-directors were exploring new boundaries, often inventing production techniques and equipment, as tv migrated from b&w to color. Russ started at such a great time, when audiences thirsted for new programs, and technology was making great leaps. Russ saw the opening for new programs and, boy, did he hit the jackpot. He deserves all the accolades, and leaves a legacy of programming - much of which can be rerun forever.
I too am a creation of Russ Morash and his programming. My father and I watched every week built our first shop in the early 80’s and made a world of furniture as well as many home repair projects. Dad passed in 97 and our old shop is gone. I rebuilt it and moved in to the family house many years ago. Russ,Norm,Steve, and all the crew were still with me and I kept watching. In the middle I spent 40 years in construction that too is winding down for me as I approach retirement. Thanks Russ to you and all the crafts people you introduced us too, it’s been a wild and informative ride. I am and will forever be a devoted viewer.
Probably one of the most influential persons in my whole 51 year life. Incredible vision. He never added any drama. Just real entertainment and a real education if you paid attention. Thank you Russ!!
Nice that Norm came out of retirement for his old friend's tribute! I can state with all honesty that just about every thing I know about cooking, gardening, fine woodworking and DIY is directly because of Russ Morash. If I didn't learn from one of Russ's creations, I learned it from another show that was inspired by him. I've been watching his shows since 1976 and still watch TOH/ATOH today.
Love to hear about the guys behind the scenes making it all come together. I know I’d be looking at a totally different financial picture if I didn’t have TOH to build my confidence
RIP Russ. Your legacy lives on, (The French Chef, The Victory Garden, This Old House, The New Yankee Workshop, and all your other projects) you will always be remembered!
I watched these shows religiously for 30 years. During the 1980’s and 90’s I used many of the things I learned from Bob, Norm, and the crews that joined them. I aspired to create my own New Yankee workshop and did, but to a much less degree. My life has been much richer for having been influenced by Russ’ work. Thanks and RIP.
I can barely remember a time This Old House was not my favorite show, I'm 56 so I was pretty young when I started watching and I was immediately hooked. I dare say it started my obsession with houses and design. Sorry for your loss, he made such an impact on all of us.
Russ and the rest of the amazing this old house team have not just inspired a nation. You all inspired a world. Norm, Tommy, Richard and Roger taught me to be the best possible tradesman I could be, I'm now a master electrician in the UK and I strive every day to be as good as you guys taught me to be. Rest in peace Russ, you did more to make customers demand better and contractors be better then you will have ever known.
My baby boy loved Bob Vila and screamed "Bob!" when he saw him on TV. He told me when he was little because of the show he wanted to become an architect, and he is today.
Thanks to Norm for this wonderful tribute. I grew up in the 80's watching this Old House and I remember watching New Yankee Workshop when it first started. Being from New England and seeing them work on houses just a few hours from me made me feel connected to the show.
Thank you and Rest in Peace, Mr. Morash...you were responsible for many of the DIY dreams of my youth, and the DIY realities of my adult life. Thank you for bringing the wonder of Julia Child, The New Yankee Workshop, This Old House, and The Victory Garden into my life. You helped show the world how to do so many things, but also helped others like myself bridge the skills gap lost through lost loved ones, and have helped continue family trades that would have otherwise been lost.
Russell Morash (February 11, 1936 - June 20, 2024) . RIP! Always enjoyed "This Old House", "New Yankee Workship," and "Ask this Old House." Russel Morash passed away at age 88, on June 20, 2024.
Farewell Russ, and thank you. Thank you all for the amazing information, confidence and excitement to work on the projects I have tackled over the years. Rest in peace Mr. Morash.
Thank you Mr. Morash. You have inspired and entertained me, and I'm sure many others, for many years. It's hard to describe the feeling I get watching the shows you created... comfortable, enjoyable, genuine-ness, trust... all come to mind. A safe, informative, high quality, drama and judgement free place for me to go that I can only hope it will continue. Thank you again.
Says a lot about the power of television in the right hands. PBS has enriched my life from cooking as a teenager with Julia, to building stuff with Norm, or taking care of my old house. I’ve always felt and appreciated the authenticity. Such a wonderful spark Russ unleashed. I couldn’t be more grateful. My heart goes out to everyone Russ touched, but especially to his family and fiends who knew him well. Thanks, Russ, rest in peace!
I started watching THIS OLD HOUSE when I was 16 and now I'm 61 so all this is a majority of my life. It's a little to hot to be out in my un-A/C woodshop until the sun goes down this evening - but I probably wouldn't have one if not for Russell and the TOH gang and it's given me decades of fun. Hail & Farewell Russell - we'll always miss you - but we have a legacy to watch for decades to come.
I'm 52 years old and have been watching and loving these programs literally my entire life! Thank you Russ, you were a huge influence to me and my brother, who, being the stereo-typical Gen X-ers with no supervision, needed someone to show us how to do things! I owe my competency around the house and garden to you! May your memory be eternal. ❤
This Old House and The New Yankee Workshop had a profound influence on me growing up, and I have recently started sharing them with my children. The golden years of these types of shows on PBS were probably the best use of the television format ever. RIP, Mr. Morash.
Oh, I'm so sorry to hear this. I've been enjoying seeing Russ in his little intro videos to the New Yankee Workshop videos that have been going up on TH-cam recently. He created so many of the shows I've enjoyed and learned from for decades. RIP, Russ. Rest well.
As a child I watched these shows and those inspired by them and it gave me the interest, appreciation of craftsmanship, basic knowledge, and confidence to get started with my projects both personally and professionally. Recently I looked back at my pictures of my many projects and I can't believe how much I've done! This man behind the camera and those people in front have had a very significant positive impact on my life. I can only imagine there are many others like me!
Thank you so much for passing along this news. Russ's work lives on, not only in the great videos of his shows that we continue to appreciate, but having inaugurated the entire genre of DIY education on TV. TH-cam is very much his descendant, with other media no doubt to come. God bless Russ and his personal and professional families!
God rest his soul and he will be missed. I have grown up around his shows. We have so many great people that have reached out to use on how to do projects. Time flying by and so many are gone kids will never know what they missed 😢😢😢 God bless his family
“A young handsome carpenter…” nice touch Norm. The sincerity in your voice speaks of a deep reverence for Russ. I hope that this is but a prelude to a full episode of This Old House covering the anthology of Russ’s contribution to the traits and crafts in our backyards. Performed by our neighbors with such dedication in our own communities. Russ simply made the world his community-
I didn’t know he created and produced The French Chef or a gardening show, or any of his earlier work. All the other home improvement, cooking and gardening show and channels like HGTV and Food Network owe a massive debt of gratitude to Russ. He was simply the best and I am so thankful I have watched his shows for decades!
Thank you Russell. You might not have known it at first, but you were a teacher to millions. You opened direct schools of instruction, and empowered entire generations in many, many forms of knowledge. Even your style of presentation is now a default option on this very platform, TH-cam, for how to do direct instruction of a remote audience. Well Done, Sir.
I'm 29, and just over a year into homeownership. My house would not be looking as good as it is with out Russ and the rest of the TOH team. I feel like I've been studying for this my whole life. Thank you.
I remember watching the woodworking show w my dad as a kid. Now as an adult homeowner, I watch the home repair videos with my kids as I teach them while I learn. Thanks TOH Team!!!
I grew up watching this old house, this inspired me to work with my hands and developed into a successful career in the tool business. Thank you Russell for creating content that educated, entertained, empowered and encouraged me down a path to success!
What an amazing legacy, thank you for making this tribute... we're so lucky we have so much of his old work online for viewing as well as his most recent videos. It feels like I lost a grandfather.
Wow what a lovely video tribute. The word legend is thrown about all too often these days but Russell Morash was exactly that plus a whole lot more and his contribution to the television world is huge. RIP Russ and my condolences to his family and friends.
I loved all these shows i'm 62 and started off watching Julia Child I learned so much from her and still love to cook today. RIP Mr. Morash. Great job by Norm, all of you are legends.
Well that just sucks! So sorry to hear about Mr. Morash. What a great innovator and motivator!! I started watching TOH with the first episode in 1979. It's gotten harder and harder recently due to streaming and cable systems not carrying the local PBS (moved to Texas in 1996). But I try to get my DVR to watch it whenever possible, then of course I watch it later. Loved the series, Ask TOH, and The New Red Sox Workshop....sorry Norm....Yankee in Red Sox country? LOL I know it's Sturbridge Yankee, not New York. Still funny. Anyways....this drink is to you Mr. Morash!! Thanks for all the cool info and your hard work!
It' great to see New Yankee Workshop back on "TV" I wish Russ could have the same for Crockett's Victory Garden, another one of his inspiring shows thank you Russ for all you and the whole crew have given us.
An absolute legend, he will be missed, but his vision/ work lives on thanks to the archival tools of the internet. New Yankee Workshop was awesome, fond memories of watching that when I was younger with my Dad.
R.I.P. Russ Morash … a pioneer of television that changed so much… thank you for your talent and dedication to your craft… you held the door open while many walked through. He lived quite a life… and will be missed…💐
It is great to hear Norm doing the voiceover on this tribute.
I agree.
aka the handsome young carpenter.😀
I could not agree more🥹
I miss The New Yankee Workshop.....
@@bobn8865 So do I, used to watch it with my old man. RIP dad, I miss you too.
Thank you Russ you will be sadly missed but fondly remembered 🇺🇸🇬🇧
I would never miss norms new Yankee workshop, he had all the tools, I learned from him as I became a cabinetmaker
This whole series of shows and people were a huge part of my childhood. Watched this all the time with my grandparents while I stayed with them for the summers. RIP Russ and thank you very much.
Growing up in peoria, illinois we watched :this old house every saterday with norm and bob we never missed a episode, thank you Russell , you made life worth living for my brothers and I R I P
I cannot begin to describe the impact, russ, norm, tommy, rich, steve had on me as a young boy. I wouldn't get up early to watch cartoons on saturday, I'd make sure I was inside by 11am to watch this old house and new yankee workshop. In 2008 I fulfilled a childhood dream and built my own home with my new wife and we are raising our family in that home today. I have built every piece of furniture in it, I made my doors, all my cabinets, all my trim. There is no way I could have done that without NYW and TOH. RIP Russ. Thank You
Yep!
At 55 years old I can tell you so much of my early years are watching your programs on PBS. I still watch them now and I thank you all so much for your contributions to the quality of my life. Charles
64 here, but still watch old episodes on TOH Insider. Guess I'm going back to S01 E01 again.
@@bgrigg07 60 and same as you guys. DIY shows today are no where near as entertaining and these are.
54 here and I came to say exactly the same thing. I had NO role models when it came to being self reliant, handy, industrious, and many other facets that came out of his work. I learned all of that from the folks at This Old House and Ask this Old House.
Everything I work on around the house I learned from watching TOH and NYW , I'm 62 now and I remember waking up and making sure I don't miss those shows on Saturday morning, Thanks Russ , you will be missed RIP 🙏
It is a sad day that Russ is gone, his reissue of the New Yankee Workshop videos here on youtube with his
introduction was nice. RIP Russell your ideas influenced my life in a good way.
Wonderful tribute, Norm, richly deserved.
Rest easy Russ.
We love you Norm 😭
Thank you Russ for hundreds (thousands) of hours of entertainment. You are a true pioneer. R.I.P.
Great job Norm. Sorry for your loss.
🎉 I worked on many of Russ’ early shows at WGBH in the 1960s. It was an immensely creative time, and Russ and several other producer-directors were exploring new boundaries, often inventing production techniques and equipment, as tv migrated from b&w to color. Russ started at such a great time, when audiences thirsted for new programs, and technology was making great leaps. Russ saw the opening for new programs and, boy, did he hit the jackpot. He deserves all the accolades, and leaves a legacy of programming - much of which can be rerun forever.
I too am a creation of Russ Morash and his programming. My father and I watched every week built our first shop in the early 80’s and made a world of furniture as well as many home repair projects. Dad passed in 97 and our old shop is gone. I rebuilt it and moved in to the family house many years ago. Russ,Norm,Steve, and all the crew were still with me and I kept watching. In the middle I spent 40 years in construction that too is winding down for me as I approach retirement. Thanks Russ to you and all the crafts people you introduced us too, it’s been a wild and informative ride. I am and will forever be a devoted viewer.
Same Here it was a great show to watch with my dad and !
Probably one of the most influential persons in my whole 51 year life. Incredible vision. He never added any drama. Just real entertainment and a real education if you paid attention. Thank you Russ!!
Rest in Peace Russ. You left us with a lifetime of memories. And you made us feel like we were part of your family. What a legacy.
Nice that Norm came out of retirement for his old friend's tribute!
I can state with all honesty that just about every thing I know about cooking, gardening, fine woodworking and DIY is directly because of Russ Morash. If I didn't learn from one of Russ's creations, I learned it from another show that was inspired by him. I've been watching his shows since 1976 and still watch TOH/ATOH today.
Thanks Norm for a fine tribute.
We owe so much to Mr. Morash. Thank you and R.I.P.
So sorry to hear about his passing.
He will be missed. He had such a productive and successful life. God bless.
Love to hear about the guys behind the scenes making it all come together. I know I’d be looking at a totally different financial picture if I didn’t have TOH to build my confidence
I think American owes a great debt of gratitude to Russ Morash for all that his wonderful programs taught us over the decades.
When i was a poor child and we couldnt afford cable PBS was all i had and i loved watching this old house and Norm.
RIP Russ. Your legacy lives on, (The French Chef, The Victory Garden, This Old House, The New Yankee Workshop, and all your other projects) you will always be remembered!
I watched these shows religiously for 30 years. During the 1980’s and 90’s I used many of the things I learned from Bob, Norm, and the crews that joined them. I aspired to create my own New Yankee workshop and did, but to a much less degree. My life has been much richer for having been influenced by Russ’ work. Thanks and RIP.
I can barely remember a time This Old House was not my favorite show, I'm 56 so I was pretty young when I started watching and I was immediately hooked. I dare say it started my obsession with houses and design. Sorry for your loss, he made such an impact on all of us.
Russ was a great guy. Recently I absolutely loved his videos revisiting projects from the New Yankee Workshop. They were a lot of fun.
Russ and the rest of the amazing this old house team have not just inspired a nation. You all inspired a world. Norm, Tommy, Richard and Roger taught me to be the best possible tradesman I could be, I'm now a master electrician in the UK and I strive every day to be as good as you guys taught me to be.
Rest in peace Russ, you did more to make customers demand better and contractors be better then you will have ever known.
My baby boy loved Bob Vila and screamed "Bob!" when he saw him on TV. He told me when he was little because of the show he wanted to become an architect, and he is today.
What a pioneer getting that infformation to us thanks for it all, a shout out to Norm Abram for the voice over thanks.
lovely to hear Norms voice, and celebrate Russell ❤
Thanks to Norm for this wonderful tribute.
I grew up in the 80's watching this Old House and I remember watching New Yankee Workshop when it first started.
Being from New England and seeing them work on houses just a few hours from me made me feel connected to the show.
Thank you and Rest in Peace, Mr. Morash...you were responsible for many of the DIY dreams of my youth, and the DIY realities of my adult life. Thank you for bringing the wonder of Julia Child, The New Yankee Workshop, This Old House, and The Victory Garden into my life. You helped show the world how to do so many things, but also helped others like myself bridge the skills gap lost through lost loved ones, and have helped continue family trades that would have otherwise been lost.
Rest in peace, Russ, and thank you. You truly changed the world
😢 sorry to hear this. Hard shoes to follow. Blessing's to his family
Russell Morash (February 11, 1936 - June 20, 2024) . RIP! Always enjoyed "This Old House", "New Yankee Workship," and "Ask this Old House." Russel Morash passed away at age 88, on June 20, 2024.
Farewell Russ, and thank you. Thank you all for the amazing information, confidence and excitement to work on the projects I have tackled over the years.
Rest in peace Mr. Morash.
A great tribute to a true visionary, I will think of him often, Thanks for the tribute and thanks Mr. Morash for the great programs.
His was a life well-done.
Thank You Russ.
My sincere condolences to the Morash family.
Thank you Mr. Morash. You have inspired and entertained me, and I'm sure many others, for many years. It's hard to describe the feeling I get watching the shows you created... comfortable, enjoyable, genuine-ness, trust... all come to mind. A safe, informative, high quality, drama and judgement free place for me to go that I can only hope it will continue. Thank you again.
Great tribute to Russ, Norm!
Mr. Morash's legacy will continue to live on. Condolences to family members, friends, and colleagues.
Says a lot about the power of television in the right hands. PBS has enriched my life from cooking as a teenager with Julia, to building stuff with Norm, or taking care of my old house. I’ve always felt and appreciated the authenticity. Such a wonderful spark Russ unleashed. I couldn’t be more grateful. My heart goes out to everyone Russ touched, but especially to his family and fiends who knew him well. Thanks, Russ, rest in peace!
I started watching THIS OLD HOUSE when I was 16 and now I'm 61 so all this is a majority of my life. It's a little to hot to be out in my un-A/C woodshop until the sun goes down this evening - but I probably wouldn't have one if not for Russell and the TOH gang and it's given me decades of fun.
Hail & Farewell Russell - we'll always miss you - but we have a legacy to watch for decades to come.
I'm 52 years old and have been watching and loving these programs literally my entire life!
Thank you Russ, you were a huge influence to me and my brother, who, being the stereo-typical Gen X-ers with no supervision, needed someone to show us how to do things! I owe my competency around the house and garden to you!
May your memory be eternal. ❤
Revolutionary in taking television from a mental "wasteland" into truly a place for learning. R.I.P. Mr. Morash.
This Old House and The New Yankee Workshop had a profound influence on me growing up, and I have recently started sharing them with my children. The golden years of these types of shows on PBS were probably the best use of the television format ever. RIP, Mr. Morash.
Oh, I'm so sorry to hear this. I've been enjoying seeing Russ in his little intro videos to the New Yankee Workshop videos that have been going up on TH-cam recently. He created so many of the shows I've enjoyed and learned from for decades. RIP, Russ. Rest well.
I can't think of a TV enterprise that's given me more enjoyment for so many years. What a great legacy for Mr. Morash. RIP.
RIP Russ…your vision changed us all for the better 😊
As a child I watched these shows and those inspired by them and it gave me the interest, appreciation of craftsmanship, basic knowledge, and confidence to get started with my projects both personally and professionally. Recently I looked back at my pictures of my many projects and I can't believe how much I've done! This man behind the camera and those people in front have had a very significant positive impact on my life. I can only imagine there are many others like me!
Thank you Russell. ❤️🇦🇺
R.I.P. Russ 😢
Thank you so much for passing along this news. Russ's work lives on, not only in the great videos of his shows that we continue to appreciate, but having inaugurated the entire genre of DIY education on TV. TH-cam is very much his descendant, with other media no doubt to come. God bless Russ and his personal and professional families!
God rest his soul and he will be missed. I have grown up around his shows. We have so many great people that have reached out to use on how to do projects. Time flying by and so many are gone kids will never know what they missed 😢😢😢 God bless his family
Thank you Russ, you touched more lives than you'll ever know. Lovely to hear Norm narrating this tribute.
“A young handsome carpenter…” nice touch Norm. The sincerity in your voice speaks of a deep reverence for Russ. I hope that this is but a prelude to a full episode of This Old House covering the anthology of Russ’s contribution to the traits and crafts in our backyards. Performed by our neighbors with such dedication in our own communities. Russ simply made the world his community-
I didn’t know he created and produced The French Chef or a gardening show, or any of his earlier work. All the other home improvement, cooking and gardening show and channels like HGTV and Food Network owe a massive debt of gratitude to Russ. He was simply the best and I am so thankful I have watched his shows for decades!
Love You, Norm. Russ was obviously one of your best friends.
Rip Russell Morash, you will be missed
Thank you Russell. You might not have known it at first, but you were a teacher to millions. You opened direct schools of instruction, and empowered entire generations in many, many forms of knowledge.
Even your style of presentation is now a default option on this very platform, TH-cam, for how to do direct instruction of a remote audience.
Well Done, Sir.
I'm 29, and just over a year into homeownership. My house would not be looking as good as it is with out Russ and the rest of the TOH team. I feel like I've been studying for this my whole life. Thank you.
May he rest in peace. He left behind a great resource.
I remember watching the woodworking show w my dad as a kid. Now as an adult homeowner, I watch the home repair videos with my kids as I teach them while I learn. Thanks TOH Team!!!
I’m 45 and can remember snuggling with my dad when I was little. This old house reminds me of him 💔♥️
Godspeed Mr. Morash
I grew up watching this old house, this inspired me to work with my hands and developed into a successful career in the tool business. Thank you Russell for creating content that educated, entertained, empowered and encouraged me down a path to success!
Rest in peace, Mr. Morash.
His programs have left their mark on my life. Many of my hobbies and interests can be directly traced back to them. ❤
We miss you Norm 😊
What an amazing legacy, thank you for making this tribute... we're so lucky we have so much of his old work online for viewing as well as his most recent videos. It feels like I lost a grandfather.
A National Treasure. RIP good sir.
Wow what a lovely video tribute. The word legend is thrown about all too often these days but Russell Morash was exactly that plus a whole lot more and his contribution to the television world is huge. RIP Russ and my condolences to his family and friends.
Thankyou for all you have taught me Mr Morash.
RIP a Legend.
I loved all these shows i'm 62 and started off watching Julia Child I learned so much from her and still love to cook today. RIP Mr. Morash. Great job by Norm, all of you are legends.
Rest in peace and thank you for inspirational tv that shaped my hobbies
Well that just sucks! So sorry to hear about Mr. Morash. What a great innovator and motivator!! I started watching TOH with the first episode in 1979. It's gotten harder and harder recently due to streaming and cable systems not carrying the local PBS (moved to Texas in 1996). But I try to get my DVR to watch it whenever possible, then of course I watch it later. Loved the series, Ask TOH, and The New Red Sox Workshop....sorry Norm....Yankee in Red Sox country? LOL I know it's Sturbridge Yankee, not New York. Still funny. Anyways....this drink is to you Mr. Morash!! Thanks for all the cool info and your hard work!
It' great to see New Yankee Workshop back on "TV" I wish Russ could have the same for Crockett's Victory Garden, another one of his inspiring shows thank you Russ for all you and the whole crew have given us.
Hell of a life lived. RIP
Legend
What a sweet humorous tribute - though I had forgotten Childs waving the knife around!
An absolute legend, he will be missed, but his vision/ work lives on thanks to the archival tools of the internet. New Yankee Workshop was awesome, fond memories of watching that when I was younger with my Dad.
We need to see more videos like this
Thanks for the memories... stay safe....
R.I.P. Russ Morash … a pioneer of television that changed so much… thank you for your talent and dedication to your craft… you held the door open while many walked through. He lived quite a life… and will be missed…💐
Rest in Peace. Thanks for all the great TV.
His shows inspired me as a kid. Rest in peace, good sir.
My deepest condolences to Mr. Morashes families, both TV and personal. A true GIANT!!!
The BEST program on TV. I never miss an episode.
Thank you Mr. Morash, enjoyed your work.
I hope you are all working on a longer tribute to the man.
My heart goes out to you
What a legacy
Thank you Russ
Thank you Mr. Morash.
Amazing.
Thank you, Russ, for all that you brought to our screens and to our lives. Rest in peace.
Thanks Norm Abraham
Abram
@@acerjuglans383 Ty
A visionary.
I've watched so many of his shows. Thank you Mr Morash. RIP.