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George Paul Prans

New York, New York

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1943 - 2016George Paul Prans was born in Elizabeth, NJ on February 10, 1943 and died on April 27, 2016 at home in New York City after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Sharyn M. Finnegan, his daughter Kate Finnegan-Prans, and his brother Richard I. Prans. His graduate work at...

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Here is the second drawing I made of Dr. Prans in 1980 when I was 21. I still use his phrase (in his voice) "Any Questions" when I ask my own students questions in my classes.

I am saddened to hear of my former Professor's passing. I read about it in the Fall 2016 Manhattan College Alumni Magazine that I just received. I had Dr. Prans for 3 courses and I really enjoyed having him as my Prof. I also really enjoyed hanging out with him in his office, not only for office hours ("meet my in my rectangular parallelepiped") but just to socialize. When I started my college teaching at Va Tech, I copied many of his classroom mannerisms while learning to develop my own...

This is a drawing I made of Dr. Prans in Dec 1980 after taking his Semiconductors course at Manhattan College.

This is my drawing of Dr. Prans back in Dec 1979 when I took his Electromagnetic Fields I course at Manhattan College.

I remember George form 1961 to 2015 from early days at Stevens Institute of Technology. I enjoyed our time together as undergraduates and when he was a post graduate.

We met up several times over the years but stayed in contact through his many years as secretary of the alumni log for the Class of '65. He was at Manhattan College in New York city and I was mainly at the University of Hong Kong so we did not meet up as often as I would have liked.

I will always remember him as...

Sincere condolences goes out to the Prans family for your sad loss.

The Manhattan College alumni community shares the grief, and is now praying for our fellow "Jasper Maker" and the family at this time. Faculty -- current and past -- are recognized, remembered, and prayed for. We are mindful of the service of these good men and women that comprise the Jasper "forge" that making us what we are. The Alumni Office has been informed. As well as the Jasper Jottings community that I personally can reach. We are all a little poorer now. "No man is an island, entire...