STANLEY G. NATHENSON

Yes, we shared a leather shop while in 7th grade, Smiley Junior Highschool. . . he and I were together at East Denver Highschool and also at Reed College, and thence on his way to I think Washington U. In those early years, we ate out at various places in the final years of our High School (East Denver). He followed me to Reed. At Reed, I was a mathematician and he was a biologist. We did lots of things together, cabins in Colorado, etc. I am sorry he has passed. Tom Harris

Dear Dr. Nathenson's family,
Our sympathy for your loss. Let me just briefly say that some of my most treasured times in graduate school were those hallway talks I had with Dr. Nathenson. A bright scientist and a gentle soul, generous with his time - almost making you feel important-. His legacy is alive in many of us, and is fair to say, it has already reached all corners of the world.

Susan, I am so very sorry for your loss. Stan was a brilliant scientist and a lovely person. He will be missed very much on MDI.

Here was a member of our WUMS class of 1959 who was an outstanding scientist, mentor, and citizen.

Susan, John , and Matthew,
Our sympathy for your loss. I will remember Stan as a supportive and enthusiastic mentor. Judy and I remember our time in NY as one of the most productive periods of our lives, largely because Stan and you made us feel welcome.