John L. Doyle

I had the opportunity to get to know and interact with John when he was a member of the Board of Directors and Chair of the Audit Committee at Xilinx Inc. (now part of AMD). John was very encouraging, supportive and always provided useful advice and guidance during our interaction. Also he had a great sense of humor. He will be missed.

John was an influential and friendly mentor to me , providing advice, encouragement and opportunities at HP Labs and outside. He is missed by many.

So sorry to hear this. Went to high school with his wife and loved seeing them together at our HS reunions.

Missing John, he was always an interesting man to talk to and led n impressive and inspiring life. What better to pass away with a song in your heart.

My heartfelt condolences. I had the pleasure of working with John in Palo Alto.

I worked at HP labs for many years, as a lab manager and senior scientist. I had the opportunity to interact with John and benefited greatly from his advice, guidance, warmth and humor. He truly embodied the HO Way. He will be missed

I first met John in 1971 when he had rejoined HP from Hexcel, and he made a trip to HP Colorado Springs and helped review my nascent Logic Analyzer program. Six months later, he called me from Palo Alto to ask "are you the Chuck House who climbed Hunewill Peak in 1958?" Imagine that such a serendipitous thing would kindle a long and treasured friendship. I began working directly for John at HP Palo Alto in 1982, and I subsequently married Nancy Young, the daughter of the family who...

i had the pleasure to work for HP for a number of years and met frequently with John and always left those meetings having learned something new. Truly a one of a kind gentleman.