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Allen Gray
January 30, 2025
I worked with Ad 30-odd years ago. He was smart and interesting. We kept in touch over the years, and I considered him a friend. The last time I was in contact with him he said he was in Ukraine. He was a one-of-a-kind guy. He will be missed.
David Jones
May 25, 2024
OMG, I just realized it’s been 32 years since I had the amazing opportunity to work for him.not 20 years! Ooops.
Doesn’t matter, Ad was truly amazing! Although it’s been decades since I had the opportunity to work with him, I will ALWAYS remember him!
David Jones
May 25, 2024
I worked for Adgate Duer back in 1992 (while he served as President of Pro-Med Medical, near Seattle, WA.)
Adgate was hired during a truly challenging time at Pro-Med Medical, a family-owned medical supply company in the 1990’s.I was in my early 20’s at the time.
I recall, at that time, he drove an older Peugeot (a European-made car at that timeand I drove an Audi.)
One morning, I came into work early, and he walked past my office and said, “Howdy.”
I thought he said, “Audi”.and I quickly responded, “Peugeot!”and he burst out laughing!
He was truly a great gentleman and boss.and although it’s been 22 years since I worked for him, (I’ve since moved back to MN), he has always stuck out in my mind as a truly great leader. He was kind, firmand fair. He was personable and communicated SO well. I recall he shared with our staff the story of working for Dain-Bosworth in London, (earlier in his career).and told us that a robot delivered their office mail! We were so impressed by that.especially back in the early 1990’s.
Anyway, I so wish I’d had the opportunity to catch up with Adgate.but I hope his family and colleagues knows how special he truly was.
Bart Stuck
April 10, 2024
You are missed
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