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Dimitri Kutuzov
June 13, 2022
Last night I dreamt I was in a lab, seated at the typical black resin countertop, not unlike the ones at her lab at hunter. The place was empty. Then Dr. Rudner was there, came up to me, looked at me over the tops of her glasses, smiling and energetic and as always singularly focused. As she did so many times in life, she once again encouraged me along on my coursework, with her way which I can best describe as a cheerful disciplinary kindness. Then I was alone, working. On another counter near the bottom, I saw completely out of place what looked like a mezuzah. I bent down and touched it. Suddenly Dr. Rudner came in once again. She was smiling, appeared so happy that I felt myself smiling along. She thanked me and said she was leaving for the day.
Out of curiosity, I googled her this morning and found her obituary.
My deepest sympathies to all of you.
Dimitri Kutuzov
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