HOWARD E. BRANDT Ph.D.

Remembering Howard as a young man - causing havoc with a science experiment in his bedroom, and walking me all over Seattle, and taking me to see Ben Hur. Howard was my Dad's youngest brother. Sister Jean and nine nieces and nephews survive him. God grant you all strength in the coming days and weeks ahead.

It was always a pleasure to work with you and I have greatly appreciated your keen insights and willingness to look at far out-of-the-box approaches. We will miss you greatly.

We miss you, Howard! Throughout these 30 years, we have had some fun times at the movies and at our monthly “Congresses.” After the movies and during our monthly “Congresses”, we had engaging discussions (Or should I call them intense debates?) about Physics, Knot Theory, Topological Quantum Computing, the Spacetime Tangent Bundle, Quantum Field Theory, Algebraic Topology, Finslerian Geometry, Philosophy, Art, and Religion. Whenever I start to read a scientific work, I will be reminded of...

We miss you,Howard! Throughout these 30 years, we have had some fun times at the movies. Afterwards, we had engaging discussions about Physics, Topological computing, Philosophy, and religion. We will continue to remember you when we visit Marilyn and take in a movie and dinner at PF Chang's! What a brilliant mind and a true "Renaissance" man! You are with God and encouraging all of us!

Howard, I still remember the early days at ARL when you quit smoking and fought with the IBM mainframe. As one of the original crew I will miss you.

Brombo

Sincere condolensces from his Australian friends in the quantum computing world, who hold Howard's contribution in the highest regard.

A man of great depth & sincerity; superb work ethic.

Dr. Brandt was a highly respected member of our IST staff and a friend,he will be missed. Our prayers go out to his family.

Dr. Brandt was a highly respected member of our IST staff and a friend, and will be deeply missed. Our prayers go with his family and all his friends.