Sarah Andrus

I was a work colleague of Sarah's in the London offices of OUP/Epigeum. I remember her visits with great fondness - she was not only a dedicated and supportive colleague but a hugely fun one, too. I have many happy memories of hanging out with her in London and Chicago. I only found out this awful news yesterday, and am in the process of informing other colleagues in London who knew Sarah. Those who have seen my messages are as shocked and saddened as I am. Sending love to those who knew and...

I so enjoyed getting to work with Sarah on multiple projects. So smart and kind. Her absence reverberates through the scholarly publishing community.

Such a beautifully written tribute to Sarah. I remember Sarah well, as one of the most outstanding individuals at BHS. She was truly a gem and we were always certain she would make her mark upon the planet. My condolences to her husband and to the entire Andrus family. I know your hearts are aching. Thoughts and prayers are with you.

One of the most beautiful obituaries I have read. Brought tears to my eyes. Wish I had known her. Your words touched my soul. God bless

she sounds like a gem of a gal. no wonder God called her home. bless you all who mourn the loss.

RIP Sarah Andrus. Ruk, May God give you the Strength to stay Strong at this difficult time. Sharmila & Arun Jayabalakrishnan(DriveWealth)

We met Sarah only once, but we loved her the moment we saw her. We are sorry to hear of this unexpected loss. Please accept our heartfelt condolences.

It was a true honor to work with her. I feel lucky to have had that opportunity. We will be dedicating a session on one of Sarah's favorite topics- transparency in scientific publications- to her at the upcoming National Neurotrauma Society meeting. She will be missed. David L. Brody, MD, PhD Editor-in-Chief Journal of Neurotrauma Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. Publishers