[Leish-l] Leishmaniasis looses one of its icons - BobKillick-Kendrick (UNCLASSIFIED)

Mon Oct 24 17:14:49 BRST 2011

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Jeff,

I appreciate you taking the time to let us know about Professor Killick Kendrick's death. Wish I was writing to you for a different reason; this is a major loss to the Leishmaniac community.  He was a very special person in many ways. Many will miss him and his critical thinking. 

Best regards, Max

COL MAX GROGL, MS
Division Director
Experimental Therapeutics
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR)
503 Robert Grant Avenue, Room 2S04
Silver Spring, MD  20910
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202-351-8765 (blackberry)

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Subject: Re: [Leish-l] Leishmaniasis looses one of its icons - BobKillick-Kendrick

Jeff, 
What sad news for those who knew him, respected him and appreciated him as the great scientist he was.
Is there any chance of getting Mereille's mailing or e-mail address?
Thanks

Jorge Arias

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From: leish-l-bounces at lineu.icb.usp.br on behalf of Alicia Ponte Sucre
Sent: Mon 10/24/2011 2:34 AM
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Subject: Re: [Leish-l] Leishmaniasis looses one of its icons - BobKillick-Kendrick

Thank you Jeffrey. 

Certainly, one of the icons left us, Bob Killick-Kendrick . However, he has been so fundamental in the history of us all that work in the field of leishmaniais thatI we all will remember him for many years.

 And man lives if people remember him!

Alicia Ponte-Sucre

On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 9:24 PM, jeffrey shaw <jayusp at hotmail.com> wrote:

	 I have the very sad task to inform everybody that last night (22/10/2011) Bob Killick-Kendrick died. Leishmaniasis has lost one of its icons and the breadth and depth of Bob´s comments on-line and at meetings based on years of experience is a terrible loss to us all. Bob´s career spanned many areas of parasitology. He worked on trypanosomiasis in Nigeria with David Godfrey and on returning to England dedicated many years to malaria, in particular rodent malaria. He travelled extensively on field projects all over the world and together with Prof Rioux was seminal in understanding the ecology of leishmaniasis in the Southern France where lived.

	Jeffrey Shaw

	Leish-L welcomes your comments and anecdotes on Bob´s life so please send them.  

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