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As this past summer was ending, Bill McGuire, the executive editor of The Collected Works of C. G. Jung and an Honorary Member of the International Association for Analytical Psychology, died peacefully on 19th September at his home outside Princeton, New Jersey, survived by his wife Paula and his two sons, both of whom were with him in his final week of life. During his long, astonishingly productive career as editor, scholar, and writer, Bill had edited the notes of Jung's English seminar Analytical Psychology and 1928-1930 seminar on Dream Analysis; written a marvellous book about the Bollingen Series, which he had done so much to get off the ground; produced the first complete edition of the Freud-Jung Letters; and played a major role in the preparation of two volumes of Jung's own Letters, as well as preserving, in C. G. Jung Speaking, many of the most important interviews Jung granted in his lifetime. Bill also served the Jungian cause in less conspicuous ways. He was on the Frances G. Wickes Foundation and then served The C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco as a Member-at-Large and finally lifetime