Eugene Perry Pollock

So sorry to hear about your loss. Think of those days long ago. Would love to see you. I live outside of Boston with my daughter. My love to you. Woo

I enjoyed getting to know Dean during our conversations over the years. We will certainly miss him. John

Mary you and Dean were always very good to me. He was a good man. Hope you are well.

To Mary, Luke and Will, I'm sorry for your loss. I did not know Dean well, but I recall having a nice conversation with him during his birthday party at NLRG years ago. He had an impressive career. My wife's parents enjoyed knowing him at Westminster Canterbury. I wish you the best in your time of sorrow.

To Mary, Will and Luke, I was sad to see this news. I remember many happy days in your brownstone and visiting you in Charlottesville so many years ago. Dean was always welcoming and warm. May your memories sustain you in this difficult period and in the future. Sending love.

Gene will be forever remembered for living in Northern Idaho, bring a "miners son," and all of his cousins and family. I only visited Mary and Gene once in NYC and was treated as though we were royalty. If anything Gene provided a path for me out of the mines, seeing his successes gave me hope to attend college and plans for a higher lifestyle. Another thing I admired about him was he never forgot his roots nor his family. He would often attend reunions and gatherings in Idaho or Utah . ...