Derek Cunnold

Dear Mrs. Cunnold,
I was so sorry to learn of Derek's untimely and sudden death. He and I must have passed each other many times on Mass Avenue as I was a Post-doc at MIT (66-68) and later worked with Alec Dalgarno at SAO (68-73). We met around 1970 at one of the early meetings on supersonic transport impacts on the ozone layer and would bump into each other over the years at meetings and during my visits to Ga Tech.
Please accept my very sincere and heartfelt, albeit tardy - I just learned of his death, condolences. I truly enjoyed knowing Derek.
Hiram Levy

To Sue and Family,
It was with great sorrow that we learned about Derek’s passing. As you know, we have known the family for almost thirty years and for all that time have admired Derek for being the true gentleman and scholar that he was. Sadly, we will not be able to be at the service, but our thoughts and prayers will be with you and the family at this difficult time.

Derek was both a great scholar and a real gentleman. He was thoughtful, kind, and wise. I will greatly miss him.

With prayers for Derek and family, Paul A. Newman

Derek shared his love for family and friends will all of us who traveled with him for science meetings. We will always cherish the memories of these past times. Derek, Susan, and the extended Cunnold family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

I work with Derek's daughter, Carolyn, and want to express my sympathy to her and the entire family in this time of sorrow.

Our thoughts are with the family. What a great role model Professor Cunnold was.