Redmond Lynn Humphrey
August 5, 1951 – January 25, 2022
Survived by wife, Pam; children, Nohelani Mott (Aaron) and William Humphrey (Nicole); grandchildren, Jonathan and Elliot; numerous other family members.
Visitation with family receiving friends Saturday, January 29th, from 4-6PM at West Center Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, monetary donations will be made to a non-profit organization via the family. For further assistance with charitable donations please contact William Humphrey at whumphrey87@yahoo.com.”
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So sorry for your loss. May you find peace in the days to come.Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Love Gene and Michele
Dear Pam, Nohelani and William,
At this difficult time in your life, we pray that God will grant you the peace that you need to get through. my sincere condolences. RIP my dear brother till me meet again!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
So sorry for your loss, may the memories bring you peace and comfort.
I knew Professor Humphrey from UIU from 2014-2018 and in the handful of classes I had, it was always a joy to go to class with him. He was always focused on bettering his students and overall a great man. He will be truly missed. Thoughts and prayers are with your family right now.
Dear Pam, Nohelani, William – Family
My greatest sympathy and love go out to you. It will be so hard for a long time. Keeping you in prayer for strength and trust in God who heals broken hearts. The peace of Christ be with you. We will meet again, mi Hermano.
Dear Pam, Nohelani, William – Family,
My sincere sympathy and love go out to you. It will be so hard for a long time. Praying for you to find strength and comfort in God who heals broken hearts. The peace of Christ be with you. We will meet again, mi Hermano. ✝️
My dear cousin Lynn you are gone but not forgotten, I will forever cherris every moment we grew up together and I thank God I was able to converse with you a few weeks ago not knowing it would have been the last one. Rest In Peace cousin you will be embrace by Gramma, chela and uncle Carl RIP
Tia ,nohelany, and William. I am truly sorry for your loss, I hope that these words may give you a little bit of solace in this most difficult time. Tio may you Rest In Peace.
Dear Pam and family, I am truly saddened to hear about the passing of my friend and colleague, Redmond. We worked together at UIU, but only for a short time. I will miss him. Phil Heckman
My deepest condolences to your family. May all of our prayers accompany you and strengthen every day.
Dear Pam, Will, and Nohelani,
We at College of Saint Mary are so saddened by the loss of Redmond. Our hearts go out to you and your loved ones, wishing you peace and comfort as your celebrate his life while mourning his passing.
Pam, We are so sorry to hear about Redmond. We are praying that comfort and love surround you now and always. Maggi and Mark Baumgartner
I’m so sorry for your loss. Redmond was a great man. He was always warm and friendly, even if you hadn’t spoke in awhile.
My thoughts are with you all as you process the loss of Redmond. I will miss our weekly ever evolving weekly chats and working on FADCANIC strategy. But most of I miss miss laughing with him—god bless.
So very sorry for your loss. Redmond was a wonderful inspiration to many people in this world, especially his students. He will be greatly missed. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers during this sad time.
So sorry for your loss. Though I did not know Remond for long, I do know he made a lasting impact at UIU. Prayers for comfort for your family.
To the family,
Redmond was a professor and mentor to me at Upper Iowa. He was a strong leader and taught me more than I can express. His dedication to diversity and inclusion and his special way of fully listening to understand continue to guide me today. My deepest sympathies.
Carrie Taylor, UIU ’16
My condolences go out to Redmond’s family. He was just a warm, caring individual who was passionate about our students at UIU. He will be greatly missed.
My deepest condolences to the family during this very difficult time. What a privilege and honor to have known this great man whose presence exuded peace and wisdom. He was thoughtful and insightful such that every conversation was an opportunity to learn something new from him. He was thankful for the life he has had but with a deep desire to help others including those in under-developed countries. His family was broader than one can imagine. His closing in most of his communications ended with “Aloha, my friend”. It is fitting that I close with Aloha, my friend!
Pam, I’m sorry for your loss! Redmond will be in our mind always. He is a kind and great man, passionate in teaching and surely touched and changed many people’s life! I’m so honoured to be able to know him and you!
May he rest in peace and please stay strong and take good care of yourself!
Alice – Hong Kong
Dear Pam and Family:
My sincerest condolences to you all. I had the pleasure of meeting Redmond, a man truly of much wisdom and kind demeanor. My hope is that you find some comfort in the memories of him to support you during this very difficult time. Que en Paz Dencanze.
Sorry about your great loss
Dear Pam and family
I was fortunate to work with Redmond and you, Pam, in the past. Redmond’s kindness and wisdom were extraordinary – we were blessed to have him as an educator. I know you are watching over us, Redmond. Blessings to the family.
Pam and family:
We are very sad to hear and wish you strength and healing. We send prayers. QEPD.
Roland & Magda
Dear Pam and Family, Sharon and I, along with our entire Peacock Family, were so very saddened to hear that our dear friend, wonderful faculty member and colleague, and outstanding teacher and mentor had passed. He had an amazing and positive impact on all those he encountered, and he will be missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this very difficult time in your lives. Very sincerely, Bill and Sharon Duffy, and Our Peacock Family
To family of Redmond. What a wonderful man!! I remember when I first began working with Redmond during the External Degree Program days. What a sense of humor and a passion for helping students in obtaining their goals. Redmond always had a good joke to tell and lit up the room when he entered. I will always cherish our visits with joy and laughter. Redmond was also a mentor of mine with our talks I always felt like I got back on the right track. Redmond will surely be missed by many lives that he touched so graciously and passionately. God Bless Redmond’s family
Redmond was one in a billion. He was smart, funny, kind, and most respectful to his profession and to SO many people. I am sad he is gone. However, when I look back on my memories, I am so happy that he is a part of them.
So sad and painful… May his soul rest in perfect peace
My heartfelt sympathies to the Humphrey family. May Mr Humphrey rest well with his Lord and may his family find peace in his loss.
Margaret Buckner Lawson, DPM
Dear Pam and family,
I was so saddened to hear of Redmond’s passing. We became close friends while I was at UIU. I always enjoyed hanging out with him. He was such an intelligent, kind man with such a great sense of humor as well. He was a real gentleman. I’ll miss him. My condolences to you and to all the Humphrey’s.
Steve
Sending my sincerest condolences. Professor Humphrey was an an amazing human & a breath of fresh air @ UIU. Grateful for the opportunity to know him.
We were so saddened to learn of Redmond’s death. It was really my honor to know both you and Redmond through our years at Upper Iowa University. He was a remarkable man. He seemed to me to be full of knowledge, compassion and wisdom. Bob and I would occasionally run into him at the First Garden in Oelwein. It was always a pleasure to sit and visit and share a meal with him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family, Pam.
Virginia & Bob Larimer
You will always be remembered gracefully and respectfully Sir.
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