David O. Brownwood

David and I were two SAILER law teachers in Khartoum, Sudan, from 1996 to 1967. David was quite dashing at the time, having just been a fighter pilot. He was smart as a whip. He loved his teaching post and bonded with the faculty members and Dean Zaki Mustafa. For many years after we abruptly were terminated due to the Six Day War, David was one of the key SAILER alumni, and he played a significant role in bringing about our "Twenty Years After" reunion at the Arden House, where a...

Just now learned of David's death. I am very sad. We'd been friends since our senior year at Woodrow Wilson High School in Washington, D.C. Then he went off to Stanford and I went to Oberlin. He led a good life, loving Bo, and was so proud of his children, grandchildren, and even some great grandchildren, as I recall. So glad that so many of you took that lovely trip to Berlin and Athens last December! Newish memories.

Beau. Paul and I were so sad to hear of David´s passing. We have such fond memories of lovely summer evenings together. Paul will especially miss trading oft told war/pilot stories with him. You are in our thoughts and prayers my friend.

Dear Bo and family, Rich and I are sorry for David's loss. We remember fondly all those wonderful ski trips we took all over the world with our families. Love, Rich and Laura

Bo, We are so sorry for your loss and are praying for you and your family. Dave was a father figure and mentor for me at a time when my fathers (both natural and step) had passed on. He interviewed me for Cravath on campus in 1984, was my first assigned partner when I started in 1986, of course was a dear friend and partner during our years together in London from 1996-2000, and was there for me with sage advice when Lisa and I went through a difficult period in our marriage. They...

Susan, I am sending you my prayers and love. David made my time at GCDS so wonderful and special. He always had time for me. My prayers are with you. Please give Molly an extra tight hug from me. Betty

An amazing uncle. Master of Go. Much loved. Will always be missed.