In Memoriam: Spring 2022

August 6, 2024

As we celebrate our accomplishments and successes, it is important to reflect on members of our community who have passed. The College carries their memory forward—their impact and emotional resonance are never too far from our collective hearts.

Mr. Leslie D. Albro 1956
Mr. Paul J. Bacher 1962
Mrs. Carolyn W. Brown
Col. M. Courtland Clayton, P.E. 1971
James W. Conway, J.D. 1966, 1971
Mrs. Teresa G. Crawford 1989, 1993, 2003
Mr. Timothy S. Fearneyhough 1975
Ms. Delma J. Francis 1978
Mrs. Ramah L. Gardner
Mr. Ronald E. Glaser 1963, 1976
Mr. James A. Golden, Sr. 1978
Ms. Eve G. Herzfeld
Mr. John E. Herzfeld, Jr. 1950
Mr. Robert R. Jenkins 1960
Mr. Roy W. Maas 1973
Mr. Charles S. Mackin 1971
Mr. William E. Masden, Jr. 1997
Mr. Braxton N. McGraw 1972
Mr. Nicholas P. Muller 1967, 1975
Mr. Robert W. Norcross 1964
Ms. Diane F. Ormerod 1983
Mr. R. Gregg Pollard
Mr. Michael Howard Pottinger, Sr. 1952
Mr. James P. Powell 1962, 1968
Mr. Leo N. Reidinger 1981
Mr. Robert R. Richardson, Jr. 1949
Mr. Donald G. Robinson 1972
Mr. Joseph S. Rothstein 1955
Mr. Mark K. Saksefski 1983
Ms. Patsy T. Schladand
Mr. Davy L. Stallings 1963
Ms. Karen Ann Sutton 1987, 1989
Mr. James H. Thornton
Mr. Jerry D. Wethington 1985
Mrs. Valerie K. Wood 1989

Robert Gregg Pollard

August 12, 1946 ~ November 21, 2021 (age 75)

Robert Gregg Pollard passed on to be with his family and friends who preceded him in death, his father William Pollard, his mother Juanita (Schickinger) Pollard, his sisters Pamela Neff and Karen Heinke. He is survived by his eldest brother Wayne Pollard (Sug), Dennis Pollard, Diana Redemann (Larry), Steve Pollard, Stella Easley, Danny Pollard (Carolyn), and youngest sister Sara Pires (Antonio). He had many nieces and nephews, great-nieces and nephews, and great-great nieces and nephews that he loved dearly.

He retired from the University of Louisville School of Business and was an avid University of Louisville sports fan and Nascar Racing fan.

In lieu of flowers please send donations to the University of Louisville School of Business in his memory.