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David B. Richman
September 2, 2025
Dean Haynes was my associate at New Mexico State University during his time there as a distinguished visiting professor. We worked on several projects and he helped me set up my webpages. He was a great inspiration and I miss his insights. I will always remember our visit to Mount Taylor!
Carlos Garcia
September 2, 2020
Dean was my mentor. My years as grad student under his guidance changed my life for ever! He was not perfect, he was just a simple mortal, but his imperfections made him a great teacher and a great human being.
Thank you Dean wherever you are!
September 10, 2010
My condolences to the family and friends of Dean. He was a wonderful presences at MSU who kept his family and friends close at hand and heart.
My sympathies,
Peggy Ostrom, Okemos, Michigan
Jim Miller
September 9, 2010
Dean was a creative, stimulating, and supportive colleague at MSU who significantly advanced the science and delivery of Integrated Pest Management across the globe. He also kept family and friends utmost in his priorities. He will be greatly missed, but may his inspirational example live on.
David Richman
September 8, 2010
I was very much saddened to hear of Dean's death. I first met him when he was the Gerald Thomas Chair here at New Mexico State University and he and I worked on a number of projects together. Dean was always upbeat and full of ideas on how to improve our research. In these he was almost always right. He was a great friend and colleague and we will miss him deeply. My deepest sympathy to his family, especially Mindy, who is also a great friend.
David B. Richman
September 8, 2010
To a great man that shared alot at the Peacock Road Tree Farm with all the employees there. It will be different not seeing you walking the dogs around but will be always remembered. You will be greatly missed by the Smith-Sipka Family.
Carlos Garcia
September 8, 2010
Dean Haynes, was a great friend and Professor for many of us that had the honor to be his students. Although he is physically gone he lives in the memory of those that are beneficiaries of his knowledge and contributions to the world of science. Good bye dear friend!
Carlos Garcia
Barbara Hooker
September 8, 2010
Our condolences go out to the family. We are thinking of you.
Rich Merritt
September 8, 2010
To a great friend and colleague who taught me a lot through the years we spent together at MSU. Always cantankerous in an amusing sort of way, but I loved the guy. I was so happy that I spoke with him before surgery and we shared some great memories at MSU together. My sympathy is with the family. Warm regards, Rich Merritt, Professor
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