. >> george: rob schwartz has unearthed have gotten treasure. schwartz i don't have to -- i also being -- >> george: morrie became one of "nightline"'s most memorable subjects. >> this is a friday night schedule. >> george: his musings on the meaning of life left a lasting impact. >> because i think i have some things to offer the world. >> george: this was the first of three conversations. retired socialist professor and massachusetts who was dying of als. lou gehrig's disease. >> in the mornings, i'm angry and bitter. but it does not last too long and then i get up and say i want to win. >> george: rewatch him listen as a man who was merely the end of his life taught all of us how to live. >> this culture is so stark on death in terms of its fear, hiding it. they don't know what to do with it. what i'm saying is alternative way of looking at it. i'm not in a hurry. i'm going to live as fully as i can while i'm here. as lively as i can and there's a lot. >> george: one of those viewers is the author of former student of morrie's who visited him

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rob last week. >> tonight conversations with morrie, lessons on living. just who is morrie schwartz?ng to offer the world. >> he introduced your dad to the world by asking who is morrie schwartz. let me ask you that question. who was morrie schwartz? >> wow. he was a very loving and thoughtful man who had a lot of ideas about how to improve people's lives and what blocks them from being happy. >> it was march 17, 1995 when abc's nightline aired the first of three conversations between ted koppel and retired sociology professor in massachusetts who was dying of als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. >> some mornings i'm angry and bitter. but it doesn't last too long. then i get up and say, i want to live. so i have i have t to mourn. i also have to enjoy the life that i have left. >> reporter: over several months we watched and listened as a man nearing the end of his life taught us how to live. >> this culture is so stuck on death in terms of its fear, hiding it, not knowing what to do with it that what i'm saying is look at it. >> reporter: one of those a former student began visi