[Air-l] Prof. Antonio Roversi

[Steve Jones]

I had conversations with him about this, too, and I hope that, should  
it come to pass that there is someday an AoIR meeting in Italy, there  
can be a remembrance of him as part of the program. Though in English  
the phrase "a scholar and a gentleman" has become a well-worn cliche,  
Prof. Roversi was truly a scholar and a gentleman. I extend my  
condolences particularly to his family and his Italian colleagues,  
and to those of us on this list and in AoIR.

Sj

On Jun 28, 2007, at 5:41 AM, Jeremy Hunsinger wrote:

> Prof. Roversi will be missed.  He was a great colleague and friend to
> many people in AoIR.  A few years ago, he was working on bringing and
> AoIR conference to Northern Italy and through that I had many great
> conversations and a wonderful meal with him.  I am sorry to hear of
> his passing.
>
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> jeremy hunsinger
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