Austin, Texas
Victor Galloway, the first deaf superintendent of the Texas School for the Deaf, died Jan. 16, 2013.
Read MoreI am one of the most fortunate persons to know him. When I was a MSSD student, Vic was our first dean back in 1070s. In the evenings at the dormitory, we, the students enjoyed watching him telling us many stories. He was the most easiest for me and others to actually talk with him.
Reggiw Boyd
February 06, 2013 | Austin, TX
Sorry to hear of Victors death. We will remember the family.
God Bless
Reverend Robert & Nancy Parrish,Dallas
January 22, 2013
To the family of Victor, it's a GREAT loss to the Deaf community all over, but it's the Lord's GAIN. I've known Victor for a short time, but always respected him, loved him for who he is, he was a true gentleman, so kind and caring. I know he will be GREATLY missed by so many on this Earth, he has left a great legacy for many of us. I will never forget him. Please know that my heart goes to everyone who grieves the loss of a husband, father, grandfather, friend and many more. Victor...
Kathryn E Hale
January 19, 2013 | Burnsville, MN
This light is in memory of Vic Galloway from his friend, the late Nelda Kressin Barnes and her children, Violet, Bruce and Keith and their families of Spartanburg, SC May the Lord be with Victor's families during the difficult times.
Bruce and Dana Barnes
January 19, 2013 | Inman, SC
Marlyn and family, my prayers are with you during this time.
Bettye Justis
January 18, 2013 | Cedar Creek, TX
Marilyn...Vic was no ordinary deaf man - an extraordinary deaf stalwart of his time. He was our beloved colleague, friend, role model, mentor, advisor, teacher, leader, and truly a deaf professional where everyone learned to emulate his gentle but powerful and empowering character which permeated our minds. He never shrinked from his vision where the deaf, not just to say "could," but "WOULD" rise to become prominent and productive members of society equal to others who are hearing. Even...
Eric Spanbauer
January 18, 2013 | Woodbridge, VA
You have set a great example that Deaf people are capable to do anything while you were the Superindentent at the Scranton State School for the Deaf. I admired you with your leadership. You will be always be rememberd by friends and families,not only from this school but of the many in the Deaf community. Great life and rest in peace!
Thomas Shaffer
January 18, 2013 | Wilkes-Barre, PA
I was fortunate to have known your for a short time and have enjoyed your company with another friend. You've always had a smile for anything!! Do continue to spread your sunshine from above! You will be missed!
Terri Levine
January 18, 2013 | Austin, TX