DR. EUGENE E. EUBANKS obituary

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DR. EUGENE E. EUBANKS

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Dr. Sandra Walker

April 24, 2020

Eugene was brilliant, kind, generous, caring, a loyal close friend, a wonderful father, and a beautiful person who blessed my life, and lives of so many others. The world will never see another Eugene Emerson Eubanks, PhD. Gene left a living legacy of which I am sure that he is very proud. Thank you for giving your all to so many who could not understand or appreciate your magnificance and your unselfish gifts. You did indeed make this world a better place.

Dr.James Newton

April 2, 2015

Dr.Eubanks and I were colleagues at the University of Delaware during his tenure there. His wife Audrey and my wife were friends. I admired his intellect and we will miss him dearly.

November 21, 2013

I MISS YOU SO MUCH, YOU WERE SUCH A WONDERFUL UNCLE...DAVID,CYNTHIA,JOSEPH JR,TIMOTHY, WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH UNCLE EUGENE...

Dyanna Chandler

March 9, 2013

I met Dr. Eubanks during his tenure as master of our school district, Rockford School District#205. He was an engaging man whose upmost concern was for the education of all children. Recently, I learned of his departure from the physical realm. What a loss! I am blessed for having known and worked with him.

Timothy Bass

February 17, 2012

I looked up to you for so long I never took the time to tell you how much you meant to me! Your love and support when I lost my dad I will never forget! Rest in peace Uncle Gene!

Duane Jenkins

January 28, 2012

Dr. Eugene "Gene" Eubanks was a fine American. He loved his family and he loved his friends. I learned alot from him, enough to fill volumes.

He served his country, the African American community and his family with the kind of faithfulness that we all can admire.

I will never say I will miss him, because he remains with us all forever.

Michael Alves

December 30, 2011

I extend my sympathy to Dr. Eubanks' family.

Maudine Moore

December 3, 2011

My beloved brother

You are at peace now and your sisters will be forever
thankful for having such a kind, compassion and loving
brother. You will live forever in our hearts. You are
free as a butterfly now.

Loved forever,

Loriene and Maudine

Craig and Susan Jenkins

November 30, 2011

Our prayers go out to the Eubanks family. We feel a great loss of our cousin. God's strength be with you all.

November 29, 2011

I am very sad to learn of the passing of my friend Dr. Eugene E. Eubanks. He was a wonderful human being, a distinguished educator, an outstanding scholar committed to truth and justice.Gene was an important member of my board when I served as president of the National Alliance of Black School Educators. I could always count on his support. Some years later I invited Gene to be a member of the NABSE Task Force on HIV/AIDS. He worked with enthusiasm as a member of the Task Force.
I will miss Dr. Eugene E. Eubanks very much.

Donald H. Smith, Ph.D.
Associate Provost and Professor (Emeritus)
Bernard M. Baruch College
The City University of New York

Nicholas Michelli

November 28, 2011

I read of Gene's passing with great sadness. He was my colleague in AACTE and I considered him a friend. He was indeed a hero, committed throughout his professional life and beyond to equal education for all. Many of us say that--Gene acted on it with all his energy and exceptional mind. He is missed.
--Nick Michelli
Presidential Professor
Ph.D. Program in Urban Education
The Graduate Center--CUNY
New York, NY

Charles Rankin

November 28, 2011

Gene, thanks for what you did for students of color in America,s schools. I will miss our conversations. RIP Gene, I'm sure we will meet again.

Joyce Harrington

November 27, 2011

I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Eubanks in Kansas City and in Rockford from 1994 to 1998. He was an extraordinary educator, mentor and friend. The lives of thousands of children were enhanced and enriched though his dedication and commitment. May I extend condolences to his family - and my thanks for sharing him with all the people whose lives are better for having known him. Blessings

November 27, 2011

THE EARTHLY BED OF SLUMBER IS AT GREENDALE CEMETERY IN MEADVILLE PA. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,2011 AT 10AM.

November 27, 2011

We have lost a great educator, friend and mentor. My deepest of condolences for the family and please know that the world of education and the increased opportunities for children and families from challenged schools/communities was made significantly better through the passion, commitment and dedication of Dr. Eubanks..we will miss him

William Tate

November 26, 2011

Dr. Eubanks was a champion of providing opportunity. His voice will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

November 26, 2011

Eubanks was a valued colleague and friend
during my active years in AERA and my tenure as Secretary and President, SIG:
Black Education. His guidance and sage advice will always be remembered.

George L. Mims, Sarasota, FL

Cheryl Grossman

November 25, 2011

My thoughts are with you. I knew Gene for many years as my colleague at UMKC. I admired him for his intellect, his humor and his kindness. His positive impact on the community and the School of Education will always be remembered.

othal jenkins

November 25, 2011

my heart is heavy because of the homegoing of my dear cousin, best friend aqnd confident. gene will be missed greatly by family as well as his friends.

othal jenkins

Ken & Ruthe Overton

November 24, 2011

I grew up with Gene,and you could not have known a finer person in the World. We all will suffer a great lose.Our deepest Symphathy.

Meghan Tallman

November 24, 2011

What a loss for our community..... I worked for and with Dr. Eubanks during the Desegregation Monitoring Committee days. I learned so much from him. I am grateful for his time in my life. Holding his family in prayer this week...

Nancy Haynes

November 24, 2011

I was blessed to have Dr. Eubanks as a professor at UMKC while working on my school administration degree. He was an inspiration and provided living history lessons. He was something "right" in the KCMO school district.

Tom Levin

November 24, 2011

I first met Dr. Eubanks while attending the First National Conference on Urban Education at the Weston Crown Center Hotel in Kansas City. He was still residing in Pennsylvania at the time. He was presenting a paper at the conference and I was a first year teacher taking in the conference to see what I might learn. He was kind enough to not only answer my questions but took the time after the presentation to engage me in conversation. Later that year, when I began graduate school, we met again when I was registering for classes at UMKC. By then, he had relocated to Kansas City and had taken a position as Assistant Dean of the School of Education. From the first time I met him, I have always remembered him as a friendly, approachable, and resourceful professional. My prayers are with his family.

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