MARK J. DRISCOLL

My condolences to you and yours and to the mathematician in his life.

I just found out that Mark had passed. I often met him and Susette on their morning walks in the Riverway. He always carried treats for Tucker. I wonderful person with always a smile and full of joy. You will me missed . My condolences. In sympathy, Addy Mohan

Sue, I am so very sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy to you and your family. When you are ready, I would love to catch up with you. I don't have an address or phone number for you. Please reach out later. Martha Rose 617-484-8722

Mark Driscoll was the quiet voice in the meeting rooms of NCTM and NCSM over the decades, but the strong influential voice via his publications and contributions to learning and teaching. He enriched our views and changed them through his unique work and insight. We are grateful for his diligent leadership and friendship.

So very sorry to read this. Have known Mark through NCTM, NCSM, and the entire math education community. He was a very good person!

I had the pleasure of attending BC High with Mark; we were in Father Sullivan's experimental math class for our entire time on Morrissey Blvd. Gentle and unassuming, he was always ready to help those of us struggling to keep up with Sully's relentlessly fast-paced presentations. As I recall, he frequently used to attend football games at White Stadium (BC High was in the City League back then); living in Jamaica Plain, I could support the team and then walk home but he and other Norwood...