Remembering Brian Sayre
Stanford University, 1982, 1983, 1984
Brian was my best friend at Stanford. I miss him sorely today, thirty years later. Brian died when he was hit by a truck while riding his bicycle.
I never realized, until after he was gone, that I had developed a habit where I would think up new ideas just to be able to tell him about them. Just being friends with Brian made me smarter. I've never found that free flowing intellectual companionship we shared since. His loss is incalculable.
From the Stanford Daily, May 7, 1985
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Synergy House 10th Anniversary Reunion, October 31, 1982
Group discussion [17 minutes]:
- John Hackmann (Synergy Resident Assistant, 1978-1979)
“You do what you think is right.”
- Brian Sayre describes his idea of putting a statement of one's social purpose in one's resume [at -5:11, and -2:55]
- Lee Altenberg (Reunion Organizer), facilitating
- David Josephson (Columbae Founder), comments [at -2.09]
(Ping pong game in the Sun Room in background)
Alan Strain, Synergy House founder, speaking, on left
David Josephson, Columbae House founder, speaking, on right. John Hackmann in foreground.
Synergy T-Shirt Silk Screening
Hike in the Stanford Foothills, April 1983
