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Thanks, Roy

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A group of people socializing at an indoor reception, with a table of snacks and a poster depicting a historical scene visible in the background.
This is a second picture from that evening at the Pohick Module on October 3, 2001. Roy is talking to Dee Holisky. In the background are Bob Hawkes and Paula Petrik.

Three people converse in an office setting, with a man in a maroon shirt and striped tie holding papers, another man with glasses and a mustache, and a woman with red hair seen from behind.
This is a picture I took in the second incarnation of the Center for History and New Media (the Pohick Module) on October 3, 2001. Note the shirt--what a surprise!

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Black-and-white group photo of thirteen people, mostly men in suits, posing together indoors; three are seated at a table with documents while the rest stand behind them.
The GMU History Department faculty, mid 1980s: front row: Roy Rosenzweig, Marion Deshmukh (chair), Jack Censer; back row (2): Josephine Pacheco, Peter Henriques, Mian Saeed, Randolph Lytton, Martin Cohen; back row (3): John D'Amico, Jeffrey Stewart,…

Black-and-white group photo of seven men posed around broadcast equipment and a television camera in a studio, with monitors and electronic consoles visible in the background.
George Mason University TV in pre-digital days-- back row (probably): Douglas Mose, Joel Foreman, George Summers, Lorraine Brown, Fred Grossberg; front row: Daniel Rainey, Michael Kelley, Roy Rosenzweig, c 1983, George Mason University Yearbook…

A gray three-story wood-frame house with white-trimmed windows and stacked porches, partially shaded by a tree with autumn leaves, sunlight filtering through the branches.
Roy lived at 82 Kirkland Street while in graduate school at Harvard. For those of us who knew him then, it was a special place and an important destination, full of good conversation, fun and friendship.
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