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DR. ALBERT DANIEL ULLMAN

1918 - 2013

ALBERT ULLMAN Obituary

Ullman, Dr. Albert Daniel
Of Lexington, Massachusetts and Antrim, New Hampshire, died Sunday, November 17, 2013 in Lexington, Massachusetts at the age of ninety-five. He met the late Althea Lucille Hayes Ullman at age thirteen. Years later they married and subsequently spent sixty-seven years together in a joy-filled marriage. Dr. Ullman was born in Boston on April 6, 1918. He graduated from Milton High School and Yale College and then began his doctoral studies at Harvard in psychology. After Pearl Harbor, he enlisted in the United States Navy as an Ensign. From 1942 to 1946, he captained four ships, first doing North Atlantic convoy duty and then joining in the front ranks of the Normandy invasion at Gold Beach. Upon return from the Navy, Dr. Ullman was appointed a Research Assistant in Sociology at Tufts University. After completing his Ph.D. at Harvard, he was appointed Chair of the Tufts Sociology Department in 1953. Later in his career, Dr. Ullman agreed to become Dean of Liberal Arts and then for five years (1968-1973) Provost of the University. The author of two books and numerous scholarly articles, he was noted for his expertise in alcoholism, addiction and social psychology. In 1983, he retired from Tufts but for five years remained active in the Ullman family business, Northeastern Distributors. Dr. Ullman will be dearly missed by his family by his children: Stephen Ullman (Marcia) of Antrim New Hampshire, Michael Ullman (Harriet) of Newton, Massachusetts, Peter Ullman (Diane) of Simsbury, Connecticut, Richard Ullman (Katherine) of Jamaica, Vermont, and Mary-Leslie Ullman-Davis (Michael) of Needham, Massachusetts, his twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Memorial: On Saturday, November 30, 2013, between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. friends and family will be gathering at Brookhaven (1010 Waltham Street, Lexington, Massachusetts) to celebrate Dr. Ullman's exemplary life. Contributions in Dr. Ullman's memory may be made to the Brookhaven Employee Scholarship, Brookhaven, 1010 Waltham Street, Lexington, Massachusetts 02421.

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Published by Boston Globe from Nov. 22 to Nov. 24, 2013.

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Deirdre Lucy Hayes

November 16, 2019

I have memories of Uncle Albert that have had a lasting impression on me. Although we.met a very long time ago, I was only 12, I remember a kind man, who loved his family. I really wish that I could have known him better.

Deirdre Lucy

Deirdre Hayes-Patiala

July 5, 2015

I spoke to Uncle Albert several years ago with a need to reconnect to my family. My husband and I are now involved in alcohol detox here in San Antonio. I remember my 12th year when you all opened your home to me for a summer vacation. Both my parents, Anne and Bill Hayes have also passed on.d I have thought of all of you often. Please know that my memories of your mother and father stay with me.

Deirdre Lucy Hayes-Patiala

Millie Bille

November 30, 2013

To The Ullman Family: I am so sorry that I missed the chance to see you today at Brookhaven. Mr. Ullman and Mrs. Ullman both had a special place in my heart. I cherish the wooden pins he made for the seasons of the year. When I left Brookhaven many years ago, Mrs. Ullman had a small wall hanging made with my families picture. Your parents were a very special part of "life at Brookhaven". Each time I saw Mr. Ullman he would fill me on Lucas. Lucas use to come behind the front desk and visit with me while Mr. & Mrs. Ullman joined the coffee group in the old cafe. I have very fond memories of both your parents. Today they are together with wonderful memories of the wonderful family they were so proud share.

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