龙龙15了，已经高二了。 你也52了啊。

I relay feel we miss you, my friend.

Wei was an avid soccer player when we were in college. I am sure that was lots of fun for him, especially with some of the memorable games we together won. One of the things I got from him was I needed to control the ball a little better and longer so the tempo of game wasn't neck-breaking. He even showed me a move he'd do to achieve that.

Two years ago, I played my last game in a local adult soccer league with others aged 40 or above. The dehydration triggered gout attacks that forced me to realize this aging body of mine was no longer fit for the sport, and appreciate the reason for activities such as golf, and square dance...or doing nothing at all. Again, we need to control the tempo of our lives here.

一年了，非常想你，昨晚梦到你说你还在，只是藏起来了。多希望那是真的。

伟，除夕夜，你在那边还好吗。。。

Very sad and very untimely. RIP.

I vaguely remember Peter was the name Wei used as early as in a post-graduate English class in 1985 at Fudan taught by Marcia Chen. The origin of the name may be traced back to an even earlier time. I can still recall Marcia vowed to make Peter break his silence and speak English in public as one of her goals of teaching the class.

他们都说你回不来了，我哭喊着到处找你。。。你笑着从楼上下来，默默地紧紧拥着我和龙龙。。。。。。
你昨晚回来看我们了？你是不是不放心我和孩子？伟，我想你。

惊闻噩耗, 痛哉痛哉. 忆往事, 叹英年早逝. 16年前的见面, 竟成了永别. 邹伟弟一路走好!

(where I worked as a software engineer for 6 years from 1992 to 1998). Nohau made in-circuit emulators which are a tool used by engineers to create products that use microcontrollers – tiny computers-on-a-chip. Almost all electronic devices made today use microcontrollers, in fact some cars I am told have over 100 of them.

A Tribute to the Work of Wei Zou at Nohau Corporation (where he worked for several years).
By Chris Boehr, software engineer
Wei Zou (Peter) came to the US to work as a programmer for Hewlett-Packard Corporation, which hired foreign workers and provided them with an H-1 visa, shelter, food, and a little bit of money. When his contract with HP was up, he was hired by Nohau Corporation

Everyone at Nohau called him Peter, as that was the name Nils Thorell gave him; Nils was the first programmer to work for Nohau and the founder and chief designer of the software that powered Nohau’s products.

Peter was hired to help Nils create a Windows software interface for the company’s original and best-selling product -- the EMUL51 8051 emulator -- and to adapt that interface to several of the company’s new products that were in development. It was a very important job and Peter and Nils did an amazing amount of work in a very short period of time.

Peter’s task was to build the Windows interface and port it to all of the company’s products; Nils worked some on the interface as well and on the code that controlled the emulator itself.
In about 1995 or 1996, Peter left Nohau at about the same time that I was asked to build a Windows interface for the product I was working on, the HC11 emulator

(the company’s second best-selling product). I asked the president of the company if he would hire Peter as a consultant to help me with the conversion on a part time basis, since Peter wrote much of the Windows interface code for the 8051. We worked together on nights and weekends and created an excellent interface for the HC11 emulator in about 3 months,

Peter stayed on as a contractor for a short time after that.
I loved working with Peter. We liked and respected each other from the start. He was a delight to work with, an awesome help to me and I couldn’t have done the job without him. He was surely the most brilliant software engineer I have ever worked with, and I have been working for 47 years.

He could find a bug faster than anyone else I have ever known. He was also very inventive and creative at devising solutions to the problems he uncovered. We were a good team and accomplished much. Peter was respected and liked by many of the other engineers.

I live in Southern California, and sometimes Peter would fly down from San Jose to work at my house for the weekend. On other occasions I would fly up to San Jose to meet Peter at the Nohau office for a weekend and sometimes also a few extra evenings. Sometimes we just talked on the phone. Working with Peter was always delightful. At the time I had 2 young children,

and when he was at my house he was always wonderful with them. I knew he would make a good father.
It is impossible to really comprehend the magnitude of Peter’s contribution not only to Nohau but to companies all over the world that purchased and used Nohau’s products to design and build their own products to make life easier, safer and better for the people of the world.

a ridiculously short period of time given the magnitude of the task. The president was so impressed by our work that when Nils Thorell left the company he gave the 8051 emulator software to Peter and me to maintain and expand. It was a magnificent vote of confidence
for us. For the next 2 years Peter and I maintained both products until I left the company in 1998.

Tens of thousands of emulators have been sold whose controlling software is very much a product of Peter’s genius.

We will always miss you, Peter. Farewell – your work will live on as a tribute to your genius.
                     ---Chris Boehr

今天才知道，太意外了！想着与你大学时对阵足球场，念着你在硅谷曾经潇洒说要回国办体育杂志......我忍不住热泪满眶！真是天妒英才啊
邹伟，你在天堂安息吧

不愿相信，不想相信，你会如此匆匆而去...
你的音容，你的笑貌，依然时时浮现在眼前，回响在耳边...
我在这里为你祈福，愿在远方天国的你一切安好！愿你天堂开心快乐！

I'll forever remember the old good days with you. The days you drove us to work and back home. The day you took me to road test. The day we played tennis. The day you came for a hair cut. The day we had lunch in the restaurant. The day we played the computer game you created. ...

一路走好邹伟同学。在天堂安息吧。邹伟家人请节哀。

邹伟请一路走好！家人请节哀保重。

邹伟，一路走好，安息吧！

惊悉噩耗，肝肠寸断，手足情深，无以言表，英容笑貌，历历在现，却不料英年早逝，天人永各。愿一路走好，天堂里有你的欢笑。逝者已逝，生者珍重。你永远活在我们心中!

叔叔，一路走好
婶婶一定要照顾好自己和弟弟

太意外，太震惊。邹伟，一路走好！

悲痛的心情难以言表。邹伟，你曾是那样地洒脱。生命之无常，令人扼腕。老同学，一路走好！

在一个公司虽没有见过面，但工作中却无数次相处。深感你的敬业精神，突如其来的消息，使我不敢相信，你如此年轻。你的离去，使我们公司失去了一位优秀的人才。我们会怀念你。

英年早逝，心痛！惋惜！眼前又浮现出你在球场矫健的身影，走路时喜欢手里拿着钥匙绳转圈，通宵打牌身披军大衣的情景。邹伟同学，一路走好！

一个震惊的消息，一声沉重的叹息。愿老同学一路走好，在天堂安息！

噩耗传来，难以相信。痛，英年早逝。惜，少一英才。

一路走好。

太震惊了。安息吧, 邹伟同学！ 愿家人多多保重！

松涛啜泣，苍天呜咽，衷乐低回，亲朋落泪，弟弟一路走好。

深深地悼念邹伟，安息吧！一路走好！放心，张乐，无论怎样，你还有我们大家。

一声叹息,生命之脆弱,躲不过岁月如刀; 安息吧, 邹伟同学!

You are the first one bought car in SCSL, i am still appreciate your riding to Stanford Stadium watching soccer match USA vs Argentina in 1991. I wish i can take you to another soccer match some time. Have a peace rest, Zou Wei!

惊悉噩耗，痛心疾首，老同学，走好了！

你可以不用再打工了。。。教训是千万不能漠视医生的意见和建议。可惜太晚了。

好在我们将来是邻居，虽然还要等好多年（30年之内估计来不了）。我会尽量再邀一些朋友百年后住松柏园。到时候还可以开Party.

好好安息。

深深的悼念。邹伟，一路走好!。你的笑容永远留在我们的记忆中。

邹伟, 一路走好！

除了慨叹生命的脆弱，更多的是悼念和痛惜。邹伟同学愿你一路走好，在天堂那边安息。

惊闻噩耗, 万分震惊, 悲痛之情, 不可言状, 愿邹伟一路走好, 家人节哀顺变.

Zhang Le, 保重！

Big shock to me, you are so nice and honest man, i still can remember the day when you visited our shanghai office . I also can remermer that you brougnt some small gifts to us and you discussedwith me how to improve business in China during the lunch. we will miss you for ever.
"一路走好，邹伟， EFI上海办事处的同事将永远记住您“

I enjoyed our times together not only at work but also at gym. On May 1, 2013, 5:40pm, when we worked out together on the treadmills, we chatted about how custom paper size should work in the server side. Later on I cc'ed you an email regarding custom size at 6:16pm, but I didn't realize these were the final words between us. Man, we had wonderful times together. I will never forget you.

难以置信, 难道最有活力的你会离我们而去......。沉痛的哀悼，深深的思念，一路走好，邹伟同学！