University of Maine at Portland - Reflection / Umpire Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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7n mvmnriam llDoug,, Gullifer 'I'ogethcr with his innumerable friends all over the city, we, the students of PJLU class oi '53, have missed Doug Gullil'er, who passed away November 9, 1952. Doug was one at those few persons who have the faculty for ncvcr being disagreeable anti mak- ing friends cverywlterc-he was at friend to all who knew him. X-Ve will miss his friendship in tilt: 1' uttu'c, but we can gain great profit limm this cver-prcstnt example of courage and resmutcel'ulness. What greater tribute can be paid to any man than to say: 'lHe was a! friend. DOUG GULLJFER William Armstrong It is suit! that in Ult' twilight ol a man's life, ht: looks back across the years to his youth and lives again those revered days, mellowed with the passing of time. Thcre is no doubt in our mintls that this harmless but lively old man will be the subject til nmny of those tlaytlreamts. Thu irritation caused by youthful cares will be gone then, and we will better appreciate the character of this independent Irishman. Certainly, in the light OI experience and wisdom, we will feel better 11bit: to understand this gentleman who perhaps ired us in l'rustration of our personal desires. Already, in just the few weeks ht: llzts IJCL'II gum: we hztvc missed Itim-how much more shall We, while reminiscing as we near another meeting with him? He did his job well and lived by his crccdupray God that we may do the same.