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Robert Wholey
May 8, 2022
Professor Fearnside taught the class of Logic at Babson. I attended 1968-72. Out of all the professors at the College, he was the most memorable. He was a kind, highly intelligent and virtuous man. I learned a lot! To this day 50 years later I still remember tenants of his logically thinking!
He was a great man.
Richard Flanagan
September 3, 2011
Ward was a colleague and a model for me at Babson and in the larger world. I associate two qualities especially with Ward: good humor and integrity. We served on committees together and in the same division, in which duties he demonstrated yet another quality: forbearance. I've missed Ward since he left Babson. I'll miss him still.
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