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Andrew Raczynski
January 25, 2018
Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the memorial service of Dr. Brundin, a man who I very much appreciated as a dedicated professor thorough, engaging and humourous. He was a passionate, inspiring speaker and conversationalist. I often thought that his voice would have best represented what one might expect from an Abraham Lincoln. I shall always remember the day that he informed our class of his 95 year old Mother's accident in the kitchen of her home. His resonant and compassionate tone of voice reminded us of what is truly important in life. For me, Dr. Brundin represented the full measure of what a man is called to be. My condolences to the family.
Laurette Miller
January 9, 2018
My condolences to Dr. Brundin's Family. He was a kind and gentle man who will be missed. I was one of his students when he first came to Alberta and will especially remember his humour and his cycling enthusiasm (even in the winter).
Bette Desjarlais
January 6, 2018
My condolences to the family of Dr, Brundin. He was a wonderful, inspiring teacher who will be very much missed.
Laura Romo (Hart)
December 24, 2017
Deepest condolences
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December 22, 2017
Dr. Brundin was one of my favorite profs at the U of A School of Library Science. He was a lovely man with a lot of gentle wisdom. My sincere condolences to his family.
Gilda Valli
December 20, 2017
So sad to hear of Dr. Brundin's passing. I remember his kind manner and his gentle sense of humour from my years at the U of Alberta School of Library & Information Studies.
Linda Slater
Spencer Goodale
December 18, 2017
Here are a few words that come to mind about Dr. Bob: kind, easy going, adventurer, music lover, croquet competitor, avid reader, health guy (gym user, biker, walker, camper, Folk Fest tarp runner), great smile, easygoing, family man, dog lover, guide by example, friend. My thoughts, hugs and love to the family.
Adrienne Canty
December 17, 2017
My deepest condolences to the Brundin family. I was privileged to have Dr. Brundin both as my faculty advisor at SLIS, and as a customer at the Strathcona Branch Library at EPL. His kindness and wisdom were so very much a part of him in both realms.
Maureen Ferra
December 16, 2017
My sincerest condolences to the Brundin family. Dr. Brundin taught me Library Buildings just before he retired. He was always kind, and had wonderful stories to share! He will be missed!
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