GLENN DOMAN

My dad served under Lt. Doman during WW2, He several times spoke of a battle they fought in, that he referred as Goldbrick Hill. So sorry for the family of this great American. God Bless him.

Glenn was my good friend and I miss him terribly. He was the most moral man I ever met. I was a member of the board of directors of the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential and it was some of the most important work I have ever done.

If you were alive today i would come and see you and let you know after 42 years our son Gary was found to have a genetic disorder and not Oxygen starvation as we all thought. I loved your approach to life and the way you tried to help our son. Rest in peace my friend.

Thank you, Glenn, for your focus and sacrifice in investing yourself in the application of brain principles different from the norm. My daughter walked at 25 months, one month after I took and applied your Human Development course! I hope your methods on comas and so much more will make it to the mainstream. The Institutes remain close in my thoughts, although I visited some 28 years ago.

Thank you for being one of the most inspirational doctors this century. What more could you ask of a person, to inspire thousands by his teaching and practical work.

An amazing and kind soul. Thank you!

Thank you for helping all the children you did.

Thank you for the inciteful opportunity that you have given to parents in helping us to understand the "wonders" of our children.

Rest in Peace Mr Glen Doman, thank you for investing in children. My baby has benefited greatly from your teachings.