Philip Enslow Jr.

An inspirational scientist and teacher.

Dr Enslow was a key factor in my coming to GaTech. He was also a key member of my thesis committee. He provided guidance throughout my PhD. He made his mark in Computer Science, Georgia Tech, and so many students - including me.

I met Philip working with BT on packet switching and distributed networks. Philip Enslow not only educated me on systems and early days is packet switching he also inspired me to progress in my chosen profession. Philip was a first class educator an inspirational person who I used as a bench mark for my career. I am so saddened at his passing in Royal Royal Naval terms crossed the bar but pleased I have known such an inspirational person. God bless and rest in peace Mr educator. Now...

I just learned about Phil's passing. My sincerest condolences to the family. Professor Enslow recruited me to Georgia Tech as a grad student. He made a personal recruiting telephone call to my home one evening, surprising me (to say the least). I think his personal outreach was the deciding factor in my matriculation. While at Purdue, he served as chair of my MS thesis committee and as a member of my Ph.D. committee. He funded some of my research. I took two classes he taught (I have...

I'm so sorry for your loss. My parents and I knew then-Major Enslow, Dianne and "Dottie" when we were all at Stanford University in the summer of l964. Major Enslow took his daughter and me swimming at Travis Air Force base one hot summer day. We enjoyed knowing the Enslows at Stanford. Phil had a long, meaningful and accomplished life. May he rest in peace. My condolences to his family.