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A Bankruptcy Passing

posted by John Pottow

My colleague here at Michigan, Emeritus Professor Frank R. Kennedy, passed away.  My other colleauge (and recent guest blogger) James J. White had nice things to say about him back in 1982: here.  Readers old enough to remember his role in crafting the 1978 Code will likely fine his loss a sad one.

February 6, 2008 at 2:38 PM

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