Terrence Dolan

I was on staff at Waisman Center when Terry was Director. I respected his hovering over the many programs under his watchful eye. My/our work directly influenced people with difficult behaviors as well as their families. When they were happy with my work I asked them to send a letter to Terry. He liked that. It made a difference to him along with research accolades that came his way. I respected the work he did with Special Olympics. Paul White

Dear Mary Ann We are very sorry to hear of Terry´s passing. Terry and I were friends and classmates from the 4 th. through the 12th grade. Unfortunately our adult lives took us on different paths. We only saw you a few times at reunions since 1958. It was clear in high school that Terry was a leader and was destined to make a positive impact in his life as his obituary so beautifully documented. I wish we would have had know each other as adults We will remember you and Terry from our good...

Dear Family Members I was sorry to hear about the death of Terry. I knew him at the Waisman Center when I was active with the Friends of the Waisman Center and its President for a year. He was a wonderful person and did so much for the Center. He always had time to listen to people and cared so much about people with developmental disabilities. My sympathy to all of you. May he enjoy eternal piece.

Dear Mary Ann, I am so sorry to read that Terry has died. His leadership at the Waisman Center brought us both understanding of how to improve the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities and the new technologies leading to genetic cures and vaccines now. I send my great sympathy to you and your family. Robin Chapman

MaryAnn, I'm so sorry to hear about Terry's passing. I hope you're doing okay. I'm also sorry we haven't kept in touch.

Terry was a capable leader at the UW Waisman Center