Leslie A. Whittington

Leslie A. Whittington

2007-02-19

I had the pleasure to be Leslie's masters advisee at the University of Maryland. Aside from being a wonderful person, she was an inspiration to those that worked with her. The sadness of having lost her is comforted by the knowledge that she is now one of those bright stars shining upon us.
Isabella Carneiro, student

Leslie A. Whittington

2007-02-19

I knew Leslie briefly in high school. We met at a summer camp for debaters at the University of Massachusetts in 1972. She was an unforgettably positive and energetic person then and, I can see by the way she led her life, she remained that way for the next 29 years. I am deeply saddened at the loss of Leslie, her husband Charles Falkenburg and their daughters Dana and Zoe. I pray for them regularly.
Paul Goslin, aquaintance many years ago

Leslie A. Whittington

2007-02-19

Leslie was a beautiful, warm, funny person, someone you always wanted to get to know better. Now, no one can, but her work and her spirit lives on in the lives and work of her students and colleagues, and all those whose lives she touched.
Amelia, co-worker

Leslie A. Whittington

2007-02-19

I knew Leslie briefly in high school. We met at a summer camp for debaters at the University of Massachusetts in 1972. She was an unforgettably positive and energetic person then and, I can see by the way she led her life, she remained that way for the next 29 years. I am deeply saddened at the loss of Leslie, her husband Charles Falkenburg and their daughters Dana and Zoe. I pray for them regularly.
Paul Goslin, aquaintance many years ago

Leslie A. Whittington

2007-02-19

Leslie was a beautiful, warm, funny person, someone you always wanted to get to know better. Now, no one can, but her work and her spirit lives on in the lives and work of her students and colleagues, and all those whose lives she touched.
Amelia, co-worker

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