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Willie L. Parson

Blythewood, South Carolina

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BLYTHEWOOD - Dr. Willie L. Parson departed this life on January 5, 2012, after a valiant battle for his life against pancreatic cancer. He was born April 25, 1942 in Newellton, Louisiana to Fannie and Hense Parson who preceded him in death.

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Im a friend of Sylvia and did not know of his passing. RIP Willie.

Dr. Parson was the Dean that hired me to be a faculty member for The Evergreen State College. In fact he drove through a Buffalo snow storm to talk with my Mom and enlist her support for my moving to the Pacific Northwest. He became my friend while I was on the Olympia campus, my mentor and teaching partner when I became a faculty on the Tacoma Campus and my advisor (and co-director, a recognition I consistently gave him, a title he consistently ejected) when I became the campus' Executive...

I would like to offer my condolences to your family. During this time of grief it is comforting to know that God will be for you "a refuge and strength"(Psalms 46:1). Praying for you,

Dr. Parson was the greatest. He will truely be missed.
Kevin Leon Carrere

Dr. Parsons was one of my professors at Evergreen. He was a wonderful teacher and mentor. He was truely one of a kind. May God be with his family at this time. April Puryear

I WOULD LIKE TO SEND MY CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF DR.PARSON . MAY GOD BLESS HIS SOUL .....AND STRENGHTEN YOUR FAMILY IN THERE TIME OF NEED ....

May God continue to strengthen his family at this time of mourning. He was an excellent teacher, mentor, and friend. He always encouraged me to continue to pursue my goals no matter the difficulties ahead. I can still hear him saying "Go Izetta, you can do it". My heart is troubled but I know to be absent from the body, is to be alive with Christ. Thank you Dr. Parson for the extra push.

Dr. Parsons was one of my professors at Evergreen Tacoma. He would always push me farther than I rhought I could do. I so appreciated that he made me push myself. My thoughts and prayers are with the family

Dr. Parson was my first faculty when I arrived at Evergreen in 1982 and we later worked as colleagues at Evergreen-Tacoma Campus until he retired. He made a tremendous impact in Tacoma and beyond (students at the Tacoma Campus traveled from at least 5 counties) on the lives of students. He taught science, research and much more and really was a father figure and mentor to literally thousands of students. He was a giant of a man and an outstanding human being. I am honored and blessed to have...