Alan Duane Dadisman

I am so profoundly sad to have just found out about Mr. Dadisman (as I remember him in high school). He was an extraordinary teacher and human who encouraged my love of nature and made me feel proud of my artistic side and my sensitive way of being.

I´m sorry I didn´t know about Duane. We were old friends in San Diego. Tons of love to his family Carol Callicott Wessman

Dearest Sally,
I hope you remember me, Cheryl, I worked with Dr. Light in his office. I am now in Idaho. I was going through reading the Chico paper. I am so sorry to read about Duane. I will keep you and Aaron in my prayers. Time heals all. I lost my husband 8 months ago, unexpectedly too. Give it all to God and let him carry you through. It has been the only way I could of done it. Fondly, Cheryl Medwick

Dear Duane:
I remember - while on the crew
Trying to keep up with you.
But the steeper the slope
The faster your stride
You're hiking right now I hope.

And when the stray kittens arrived at Brush Creek,
You picked them right up
Held one to your cheek.
We all came down with ring worm -
I thought you'd be mad.
But dear Duane you were kind,
And now I - so sad.

Sally & Aaron,
Duane was an extroardinary person and friend. His warm loving smiling and caring ways will never ever be forgotten. We are so very sorry for your loss. Duane will remain in our hearts and memories forever. Much Love and Sympathy, Marian and Matt Farris