Tuesday, March 11, 2025
Dear family and friends of Dr. Ian McGee:
I was in Ian's calculus section for only two classes in Fall, 1969. There were about 200 students. I sat in the middle of the lecture hall, pretty anonymously, beside my new friend Faye. Then I was transferred to Dr. Ponzo's section. And yet, the incredible Dr. McGee knew and greeted me by name every time we met in the corridors of the math building for the five years of my studies at U of W. He always did so with a big smile and a genuine interest in how I was doing. I taught for 40 years, high school and university. Even though I only attended two of Ian's classes, he was a major influence. I aspired to be as caring of my students as he obviously was with his. Rest in peace, Professor McGee.
Jack Weiner, Department Professor Emeritus
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Guelph