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This painting was purchased by my husband, D. Bruce Erickson, who graduated from Concordia College in 1965. He and John were friends at Concordia. Following his graduation, Bruce was a graduate student at Yale University, New Haven, CT, in the Department of Mathematics and eventually received his Ph.D. from that institution. &#13;
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Bruce and I met at Yale University in 1968 and were married in 1969. Both our children were born in New Haven, but we wished to relocate to the Midwest. Our opportunity came when Bruce was offered a one-year appointment teaching mathematics at Concordia for the 1973-74 academic year, to fill in for Dr. Gerald Heuer who would be on sabbatical. His appointment was extended for another year. Then he obtained a position at North Dakota State University to be part of a team to begin a computer science program there. Bruce worked at NDSU until his retirement for medical reasons in 2006. He was eventually diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy and died in 2009. &#13;
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