Gregory Dimijian

Greg and I traveled to Kenya together in 1985, we spent 17 days on a photographic safari trhoughout Kenya, the Maasi Mara. Highlighting the end of our adventure as guests of Richard and Maeve Leakey at Koobi Fora on Lake Turkana. Greg was such an intellectually gifted gentleman who added so much to our unforgettable experience.

Dr. Dimijian´s balanced approach to symbiosis revolutionized my own research on consciousness & the brain. I am deeply indebted to and appreciative of his creative and generous mind. Respectfully, Rishi Sativihari, Ph.D. Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.

I will always remember the wonderful presentations Dr. Dimijian made to the UT Arlington Biological Society during the early 1980s.

Dr. Dimijian's gentleness and compassion set me on a course of healing from an incredibly abusive early childhood, and for that I'm very grateful.
He was so kind. Decades later, as a strong healthy , independent woman, I reached out to him and thanked him for his contribution. God bless all of you.

My deepest sympathy to the family. May you find strength to endure in the God of all comfort. 1Pet.5:7 tells us to throw all our anxiety on him because he cares for us.

Mary Beth,

I send my love and condolences to you and your family along with a great appreciation for Greg and his life so well lived. His knowledge and understanding for all nature, his zest for life and caring ways were obvious from the first time I met him.

Please know you all will be in my thoughts and prayers as you go forward, also know you must certainly celebrate Greg's life and his vast contributions to all whom he touched.

I hope to be with you at Cecilia's...

Greg was an absolutely amazing person. I met he and Mary Beth shortly after they married, it was at their wedding that my father, Claude Nichols, Md.
met the absolute love of his life, Linda Adams and became Linda Adams Nichols,Phd. Greg and Claude both were very witty and enjoyed each other's
Company. It was fun to watch them. Greg was an incredible friend to Claude and to everyone that had the pleasure to have ever known him. Probably the most talented person I have ever known....

Your family have my deepest of condolences. May the God of all comfort, embrace you with his strength and peace.
Psalm 29:11.