BRIAN A. CURRAN

My deepest condolences to Brian's family. I knew him as a student at Princeton and still remember his intelligence and warmth.

Mary, I am sorry for your loss and am glad that I had the opportunity to get to know you and Brian over the last year. He will be dearly missed. Renee Frank

It was my honor to work with Brian in the PSU AAUP chapter. A wonderful man, he will be missed!

Dear Mary,

We are so saddened by this news, but feel so fortunate and honored to have known you and Brian and enjoyed your friendship. Please know that you are in our thoughts.

Abbracci forti from us both,

Stuart and Estelle Lingo

Dear Mary,

I am so sorry for your loss and you and your family will be in our thoughts. Thank you for your kindness to me and Leah and many thanks for the time you spent with us.

All our best wishes and prayers, Sukh Singh and Leah Schwartz

Brian was a frequent visitor to Marquand and he and I had many memorable conversations. I am saddened by his passing.

I am so sorry to learn of your families loss. Your brother was an amazing man and I am sorry for your families heartache. Sincerely, Susan L. Day.

I remember many happy hours working alongside Brian at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, before he went on to his glorious career at Penn State. He will be sorely missed.

Dear Mary, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Brian was so deeply loved, respected, and admired by so very many, and has left such an incredible legacy in his work, though his students, and in his achievements for justice and equity at Penn State. I hope these memories of his extraordinary life will bring some some measure of comfort. With much sympathy, Maria