Dr. Nathaniel R. Quick

Nat and I shared a lab at Cornell and annoyed each other, he with his noisy vacuum pump and I with my stinky molten wax baths. He was a solid guy and I'm glad to learn he did so well afterwards.

It is with a saddened heart that I learned of the recent death of my friend and fellow graduate student at Cornell, Dr. Nat Quick. Grad students at Cornell knew of Nat as a bright, kind, strong, and friendly researcher and aspiring scientist. I offer my deeply felt condolences to Lauralee and his family.
John J. Burke, MS, `74.

It is with the deepest sorrow that we express our heartfelt sympathy and condolences on the sad occasion of this unfortunate hour of trial. I have known Dr. Quick for a long time. He was a real gentleman with a pleasant personality and respect for all, always willing to help others. He was kind and gave me valuable advice from time to time. I always admired his sober nature and scholarly bent of mind. I will cherish these sweet memories for many years to come.

Best regards,
Arvi