I was saddened to hear of the news. Mr Whitehurst taught me in chemistry in grade 7. He was demanding yet patient and had an uncanny way of connecting to us when we came fresh from grade 6. He was also very humorous and his attaching personality and sense of humour shone through in everything he did. Later on in years we had a talk I will never forget, It was, uncharacteristically, at the Auberge so obviously I was now a young adult revisiting Geneva during a World Reunion. The one in 1984... Upon my return to Sweden to face the alienation I felt so acutely back then I recall that I benefitted greatly from Mr. Whitehurst's experience of life and wisdom. During that talk he expressed great concern and understanding för my situation and I felt greatly strengthened from it. That evening at the Auberge somehow became a firm reference point. He made the effort to understand me. I will never forget that. To grieving family memebrs: We share your loss.

It was with great sadness that I heard of the catastrophic accident in Botswana which took the lives of two former staff members of Ecolint. In the name of the Central Committee and on behalf of the alumni members I would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the great loss encountered. Francis Wright (LGB'58) Co-President of the Central committee of the Alumni Association

Incredibly sad to have this news - Stuart was a wonderful colleague and will be missed - Luanne Samuel (Staff LGB 1988-2000)