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Tom
August 5, 2020
When I was an MIT undergraduate in 1977 I was going through a difficult period. Dean Halfman counseled me, like a loving grandfather figure. His compassion and non-judgmental support helped me get though my struggles and re-discover the joy of learning that borough me to MIT. I graduated, went on to have a long successful and fulfilling career as an inventor and educator, passing on the joy of learning Dean Halfman helped me keep alive. I shall always be grateful for dear souls like him that gently guide us, just by listening and being present. RIP Dean Halfman.
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