Joseph Nichols

My Uncle Joe was my father´s sister´s husband. He was very devoted to the idea of family and after my Aunt Sylvia passed away, he maintained strong contact with our side of the family. I was delighted to continue the relationship which blossomed into a friendship. Joe was an intelligent person with a lively sense of humor and an appreciation for the good things of life. He loved his sons and their families, especially his grandchildren. I will remember him with great fondness. Vicki (Dickler)...

Here is a link to a Princeton Comment blog posting on Joseph Nichols: http://bit.ly/bffox1130a

A notice was printed in U.S. 1 Newspaper on December 2 http://bit.ly/bffoxjoe1

My uncle Joe was my father's older brother and has a sapecial place in our family legend as the person responsible for introducing my parents to each other. He met my mother, Ethel B. Nichols, when they were both attending the University of Minnesota, and after she graduated and came to work in New York City he made sure she was invited to dinner at his parents' home. As it happened,my father, Ben, was there that night awaiting induction into the U.S. Army. It was love at first sight and they...

Joe was my ideal of a good scientist -- always curious, always eager for the next discovery, working well past the age when most men are resting on their laurels. Well done, good and faithful scientist!, Barbara Figge Fox, U.S. 1 Newspaper, Princeton Comment.