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Mr. Egon Brenner

Mount Clemens, Michigan

1925 - 2011 (Age 86)

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Egon Brenner, age 86, died on Thursday, December 15, 2011 in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Egon was born July 1, 1925 in Vienna, Austria and emigrated to the U.S. in 1938. He had a natural grasp of mathematics and studied electrical engineering at City College of N.Y. Egon served in the U.S. Pacific...

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Miss those red socks EE104 CCNY

Professor Brenner was the first Electrical Engineering teacher I had when I began my studies for a BEE degree at CCNY back in 1958. I was immediately impressed with his teaching ability, and signed up for his classes whenever I could. I have often commented to people that of all the teachers I've ever had, from kindergarten through PhD, the one whom I admired the most and considered to be the best was Egon Brenner. There isn't even a close second.

After I left CCNY I lost touch...

I knew Egon from the time I began study at CCNY for the BEE degree, through the MEE and PhD degree. All those years I learned much from him and was exposed to his wit. I had the privilege to visit him in Florida towards the end of his years while on a trip from Jerusalem. He is still missed.

As an undergraduate student at CCNY over fifty years ago I will never forget Professor Brenner's great lectures that introduced us to Electrical Engineering.
He was a great teacher. My condolences.

Dear Rhoda and family,
I was searching the Internet to see if you had moved, when the notice of Egon's Z"L passing came up. It made me very sad and I remembered the visit my wife Caryn and I paid to your home in Florida just after we married, a bit over 6 years ago. I was amazed that after more than 30 years Egon remembered me so well, as an undergraduate student and as a PhD student, which I (finally) achieved in 1972. We now have 2 small boys and travel is not a trivial matter from so...

Dear Rhoda
I just got the latest issue of CCNY Alumnus and was sorry to hear of your loss. We shared an office, and then adjoining offices, once we moved into administrative positions. Elaine and I remember him well. We dearly remember his attempt at being a actor in "HMS Pinafore??"

I give my deepest condolences.


Rhoda,
So sorry to hear about Egon's recent death.I lost my brother Gus on Dec. 11th and I can emphasize with you.When you feel up to it let me know how I can help you to get on with your life.
fred manasse

Egon was a collegue and friend @ YU.We had many spirited discussions and debates.I still recall the parties he threw in his home for administration and faculty,and particularly his post commencement parties.He will be missed.

Condolences to his dear family.