Robert Lusk

I was a Field Service Engineer who worked with Bob for several years on the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) program, and traveled with him to Sweden for the presentation at the HF 95 Conference on Gotland in the Baltic Sea. We struggled to get our equipment to work at that time (it was still under development), and he was very patient and good-humored. My favorite memory of Bob was sitting in his office in Bldg 460, looking at a six-inch pile of papers on his desk, which he said...

I had the pleasure of working with him at Rockwell. His humor and wit always brightened the day. His engineering knowledge seemed boundless. It was a pleasure knowing him.

I went to Hexter Elementary School in the Old Lake Highlands neighborhood of Dallas, and in my class was a boy named Robert Lusk. I remember him as being a really good oral reader - brisk and accurate. I remember him in 4th or 5th grade but not earlier or later. If your Robert Lusk (who is the right age) is my Robert Lusk (I don't think my kids would know where I went to elementary school so you may not have a clue), I want you to know that he was nice and well-liked. It's hard to lose both...