Dr. Jack Lee Bath

I grew up next to the Bath family in Santa Ana Hts Ca. He was a dear friend i

Dr. Bath inspired me to defend nature and teach others about nature. Because, of Dr. Bath I have been an outdoor educator for over 20 years. My favorite memories are Dr. Bath acting like a monster was attacking him from behind the pulldown white screen during a very serious lecture and looking for burrowing owls together in Chino. All of my friends and family have heard a great Dr. Bath story. Dr. Bath was one of the best people I have ever known. He was brilliant and loved to laugh! ...

My favorite professor, and my dear friend. I just saw this, and it saddens me. You sent me on my way, and I am forever grateful.

Dr Bath was my anatomy professor in 1978 and inspired me to serve as his teaching assistant while supporting the Pomona willed-body program to further our education. He was also very supportive of my interest in medicine and wrote a letter of recommendation that was a part of my acceptance into medical school. He was a selfless teacher, mentor, and friend. He will be greatly missed. Joel Morton

Jack was my Human Anatomy prof at Cal Poly. We selected the first cadaver for the university together. I drove it back and forth because a meat market near me provided refrigeration. Loved that class! Thanks, Jack!