Bruce Michael Chadwick

I never had the good fortune to befriend Bruce when we were in law school but remember him well from several freshman classes. My acquaintance with Bruce was limited to watching and listening to him respond to questions posed to him or to our large classes generally by professors, including civil procedure guru Arthur Miller. I remember thinking at the time that Bruce was going to make a superb lawyer. While I never followed his career, upon recently and sadly learning of his passing, I read of his many professional and personal accomplishments and contributions of the betterment of the legal profession and society. He lived a life that made a classmate's lasting and predictive impressions of him spot on. If they are open to a few words from a distant acquaintance, I extend my sincere condolences to Bruce's extended family and friends, all of whom mourn his passing. Bruce obviously left a world made better by his having lived, loved, and worked in it. When all is said and done, no one can ultimately aspire for more. P.S. Please excuse any typos, the product of cataract surgery earlier today. Jeff Klink