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Ric Patterson
January 26, 2020
He was a great scholar and gentleman. I learned much from him and sometimes regret not becoming a site historian as he suggested
Yvonne Widenor
April 13, 2010
Professor Paley was an inspiring teacher. Each time I teach about the topics he taught me, I think of him. It was my very good fortune that he recommended me to a wonderful art collector for a cataloging position. I am grateful for both opportunities. He will be missed.
Yvonne K. Widenor
Canisius College
April 2, 2010
Sam was a good friend. We wish Barbara and his family 'Long life'
Dr Beatrice Sofaer-Bennett and Dr Peter G Bennett, Lewes UK.
April 2, 2010
A fine colleague and scholar. He will be missed; yet he left us much from which to learn.
zikhrono livrakha
jack m. sasson
vanderbilt university
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