Kenneth Lynn Dickson

To say that it was a privilege to be a graduate student under Ken Dickson would be an understatement. It wasn´t just his expertise that made him a great major professor, but it was how he invested into relationships, and these led to numerous professional and personal opportunities. No one was better at schmoozing a crowd (e.g., SETAC) like Ken. It was nearly impossible to not like and want to be near him. He was creative, a bridge-builder and an advocate for holistic environmental...

Ken was a good man. He will be sorely missed. His legacy as an educator and mentor will continue through time.

Jan, please accept our deepest sympathy for your loss of such a wonderful person.

Dear Chad, Kelly and family. Was so saddened to hear about Ken's passing. I have lots of memories of your time in Belmont Farms and going to the beach together! Ken was always smiling, happy and laid back! Take care and thinking of you in the days come! Love, Pam (Stout) Brown and family.