
Timothy ZZ Robertson
1944-11-30 2011-04-21I have to heartily echo Ed Meil’s. I too had Mr. Robertson for Calc and Analytic Geometry. I started out my undergrad in math at University of Dayton. I have walked a rather jagged path in my math career. His memory inspired me to continue pursuing my passion, especially when that path was not easy. I have tried to pass along his best efforts and characteristics to students that I work with. He inspired me to pursue and be awarded a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering as well as now, a potential math degree. Mr. Robertson. Your legacy lives on in each of us who you taught Calc to. Love and peace always, Joe Wisniewski
tribute by Joe WisniewskiI had Mr Robertson for Junior year Calc and Analytic Geometry. Mr Robertson was one of my older brother's favorite teachers (math and yearbook moderator for him), so I was happy about getting him for a teacher. For some reason, my brother referred to Mr Robertson as "Smokey" but I never saw him with a cigarette in hand. Mr Robertson was passionate as a teacher, serious and committed. He also had a good sense of humor and perspective. After all these years I still remember "De Morgan de pirate" although I have no idea what the De Morgan theorum is anymore. When I think about the teachers at St Joe's who prepared me for my college academics and life beyond, Mr Robertson is one of those at the top of the list.
tribute by Edward Meil