Letters to Lee

This site is dedicated to celebrating Dr. Lee F. Braithwaite upon his retirement after more than 40 years of service at BYU.

Dr. Braithwaite mentored many graduate students and had a positive impact on literally 1000s of students during his career.

You are invited to submit a congratulatory note, a story, an experience you had with LFB, pictures, or anything that lets Dr. B know that what he did mattered to you. Your submissions can be serious, humorous, whatever, but I know that he would love to see something from you.

The restrictions of this site do not allow open postings, so if you have something to share, please send them to me at holyoaka@byui.edu and I will post them for you.

Please include the following information with each submission: Your name, where and when you interacted with LFB, where you are now, and what you are currently doing.

I look forward to receiving and posting your notes, comments, memories, photos, etc.., and to seeing the number of postings on this site grow.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

"Thanks Dr. Braithwaite" (Byron Adams, Video shown at the OIMB)

This is a video sent by Byron Adams that was shown at the OIMB during the celebration of Dr. Braithwaite upon his retirement from BYU.  It is presented here in several segments due to challenges of uploading one large video file to this site.

















(Byron Adams went on to earn a PhD from the University of Nebraska, and he is currently a member of the Biology Department at BYU in Provo)
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1 comment:

connie diebold said...

Wow....thanks for sharing your journey about your studies and experiences with Dr. Braithwaite. I am so glad you finally had the opportunity to do well in school and earn a PHD... I am writing this in 2017 having recently met Dr. Braithwaite and just looking up on the internet to learn more about his life. His son will soon marry my daughter and I am so curious about his life's work. He and his wife are so very sweet and kind.
Thanks again for sharing.

February 27, 2017 at 8:14 PM

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