Fraser HARBUTT

Dr. Harbutt epitomized class, professionalism, and grace. He would give you a lot of freedom, but also steer you where you needed to go. Once he did so, he would welcome your own approaches, findings, and conclusions. He knew how to say just the right thing at just the right timeand nothing more, thus quietly empowering his students. And, perhaps because his life and career had transcended hemispheres and professional fields, he possessed a sense of perspective, irony, and low-key humor about...

Fraser Harbutt was my graduate school adviser at Emory and, from day one, he was the most wonderful mentor and friend, far beyond any simple call of duty. Supportive, funny, insightful, he taught me a lot about history and teaching, but more than that, he was just a great person with whom to spend time. Rest in peace, dear Fraser; you will be remembered and missed! Heartfelt condolences to Marysia and their family, as well!

Fraser Harbutt was my favorite professor at Emory and the best advisor a college student could ask for. He was an incredibly warm person who gave me constant encouragement and wisdom while I was in school. Emory, and the world, have suffered a great loss.

May the God of all comfort strengthen the family during this time of deep sorrow. Those who pass on, God keeps in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. My sincerest condolences. Psalms 116:15.