GUNTRAM BERNHARD MUELLER

I am so sorry that Guntram is gone . I have always loved Guntram and Edie deeply, even when far away. I send loving thoughts and condolences to Em, Adriadne, and the extended family. I met Guntram and Edie 50 years ago where, with my boy friend at the time, took a summer off and were building a log cabin in Maine. He was a true renaissance man. We would spend nights sipping wine by the campfire and he introduced me to the world of philosophy and so much more. A few years later I left for...

Guntram's passing is indeed sad news: he was dedicated, inspiring, and always cheerful. We've lost a wonderful leader and role model. May his spirit live on in us.

Guntram was my professor at Boston State. He became a good friend though it has been decades since I last saw him. But I did speak to him on the phone about 11 years ago. At that time, his daughter, Dr. Ariadne Mueller, was providing palliative care to my daughter, Melissa Carroll, in Haverhill. We made the connection that Guntram is her father. Coincidentally, when Melissa was little, (1980's ) my family bumped into Guntram and Ariadne at Wingearsheek Beach, and the kids played in the...

I will always remember your cabin in Maine. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful land with so many. My condolences to Edi and Ariadne. Guntram will always be a role model for me on how to be a peaceful, loving and thoughtful man.

Deepest condolences to Edie, and family. Only wonderful memories from an old acquaintance. Handsome, brilliant and humble.