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Sonia Yballe posted a condolence
Friday, July 2, 2021
Dear Kathy,
I am deeply saddened to learn of Jim's passing just yesterday.My thoughts and prayers.
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Sonia
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Richard McCarrick posted a condolence
Friday, April 23, 2021
Dear Cathy, My sincere condolences to you and the extended Harris-DeAngelis family on your great loss. Jim was my Fellowship Program Director at Hopkins 40 years ago and remained my teacher, mentor, role model, friend and inspiration ever since. The times we spent together were among the most professionally rewarding and personally meaningful in my career. Jim was a true polymath with a keen aesthetic sense and an extrordinary synthetic ability that ecompassed multiple scholarly fields in the sciences, arts and humanities. His monumental single-author textbook on Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry changed the thinking and approach of the entire profession and continues to be an invaluable resource for clinicians. His many years of published commentaries on works of art and artists are profoundly revealing and insightful and should be collected and preserved. His reserach and advocacy for the mentally disabled resulted in advances in the condition and treatment of this whole poulation. Above all, Jim was a warm, generous, humorous, creative, and caring person with an unstinting devotion to his family, his patients, and his former students. Like many others, I regarded Jim with a mixture of admiration, deep affection and gratitude. His memory and legacy will endure in all those who were privileged to know him. Richard McCarrick
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Andrés Martin posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Dear Kathy,
I was saddened to learn of Jim's passing.
My thoughts and sympathies are with you and your loved ones.
Like so many others, Jim had a profound impact on my professional life.
Perhaps more importantly, the care, compassion, and selflessness that he embodied all had an even more profound impact on me personally.
I always cherished him as a colleague, a mentor, and a friend, and will keep his memory and his example alive within me.
Please know how much I care about you and about our beloved Jim, and feel, as I am sure you do, that I am but one among so many who so deeply respect and care for your both.
I send you much love, deep sympathies, and know that your cherished memories of Jim will strengthen you as you move forward.
Yours always,
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James Brasic posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
I express my sympathy for this terrible loss.
I was shocked to learn of Jim’s passing because he had recently written a recommendation for me.
I met Jim when he interviewed me for a post-doctoral fellowship a couple of decades ago.
Since then he has mentored me. He kindly included me in his clinical translational research that yet requires completion and publication.
I was gratified that he send flowers for my mother’s funeral a decade ago.
The sun also rises. We survivors shall honor Jim’s legacy by continuing and developing the projects for which Jim provided the foundations.
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Nancy Hutton & Larry Wissow posted a condolence
Sunday, April 18, 2021
Dear Cathy,
We were sad to hear the news of Jim’s death. We send our love and gratitude for all you both have meant to us in so many ways. And we smile with happy memories. In April 1983, Jim was busy tying flowers into a yet to bloom dogwood tree at Castalia for our wedding! Thank you for welcoming us and our families into your home for this very special life event. May you continue to be surrounded by love and comforted by fun and happy memories.
Love,
Nancy and Larry
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Liz Walmsley lit a candle
Wednesday, April 14, 2021
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I was lucky enough to meet Jim and Cathy at a number of our SSBP conferences over the years and they were both so kind to me and made me so very welcome. I remember Jim as a true gentleman, with quiet good humour and a wealth of knowledge about both science and art. He will be sadly missed. So very sorry for your loss Cathy x
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Kathleen Merikangas posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Dear Cathy,
So sad to learn about Jim. He was a true leader, thinker, and inspired us all. JIm’s and my thoughts are with you.
With our best wishes, Kathleen and Jim Merikangas
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Jim Anthony posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 13, 2021
Dear Jim and Cathy,
This is a note I should have written long ago to both of you. Jim, you and I met >40 years ago at Hopkins and you introduced me to (a) a conceptual shift to developmental disabilities (away from mental retardation) and we began to discuss how the NIMH research agenda on DD might need to shift, and (b) concepts of developmental psychopathology that I had not fully appreciated. Cathy, we met later, but you were such a star in the constellations of women in science and medical education that it was hard to escape seeing your impact on the medical school education and the importance of your thoughts to guide the future generations of biomedical researchers.
I am hopeful that our frequent ACNP chats during the social hours will continue with Jim as spirit organizer. Cathy and I will sustain the tradition of learning from one another in that wonderful ACNP context for collegial exchanges.
Jim, it was Mort Kramer who taught us about ‘crossing the bar,’ and asked me to mention his ‘crossing the bar’ when he passed on. I will sustain Mort’s legacy and honor you as you also ‘cross the bar.’ Goodcheer, our friend, Jim A.
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Mike Kuhar posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 13, 2021
Cathy, I'm so sorry that Jim has passed. He was a major figure in our family. He helped my wife Joan with her career, and he was a great friend to both of us. I remember so well our discussions about many different projects at Hopkins. I'm very sad about this loss, and I wish you and your family well.
Sincerely,
Mike Kuhar
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David Dunner posted a condolence
Monday, April 12, 2021
Cathy: Peg and I are so sorry for your loss. It was always the highlight of many meetings to meet with you and Jim--ACNP, APPA, ACP--and we will miss catching up. Our thoughts are will you. Peg and David Dunner
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Dani Fallin posted a condolence
Monday, April 12, 2021
I am so very sorry to hear this. Jim was incredibly kind to me over the years and very helpful to the Wendy Klag Center and the Department of Mental Health. His insights into the history of autism were so valuable. He will be dearly missed.
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Dear Cathy, We are so sad to hear of Jim's death. And shocked. I did not know he was unwell....just a few weeks ago he had e mailed me to ask me a question.....seeing Jim and you at the ACNP meeting each year is a highlight of my year. He had a major influence on my life...we met at Kennedy in 1987-8, just arrives as a new fellow from Australia, and he took me under his wing. Jim was the one who guided me into child psychiatry. What a wonderful human being and mentor. We will miss him awfully. The memorial video was quite beautiful, thank you. Here is a photo of Jim and you and Sandi and I at my chair inauguration in 2013. Our love to you... Dan and Sandi Geller
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Salli Ward posted a condolence
Monday, April 12, 2021
Dear Cathy,
We are so sorry to hear of James' passing and your loss. He was a wonderful neighbor. You are in our thoughts. We hope you can feel the strength and comfort we are sending your way.
Fondly,
Salli & Bill Ward
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Kate Woodcock posted a condolence
Monday, April 12, 2021
Dear Cathy,
I feel so privileged to have had the opportunity to meet Jim at SSBP conferences over the years, and more recently in SSBP committee meetings. Every conversation was always highly thought provoking and taught me a huge amount. I am so sorry that he is know longer with us.
Kate Woodcock, Birmingham, UK
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George Uhl posted a condolence
Monday, April 12, 2021
ACNP meetings will not be the same....My most profound condolences to C DeA
George Uhl
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Albert Gjedde MD and Suzan Dyve MD posted a condolence
Monday, April 12, 2021
Dear Cathy,
It is with the greatest sadness that Suzan and I realize that our friend Jim has passed away. The Hawaiian tribute is so appropriate because That is where we first met you and Jim and we always associate the memories with that place. We think warmly of the many times we were together in many places, including Denmark and the US, both privately and professionally, and the excellent advice and observations that Jim always shared with us. May he rest in peace, somehow fully aware of the joy that he was responsible for and the joyful memories that he leaves in his wake.
Albert and Suzan
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george koob posted a condolence
Monday, April 12, 2021
Cathy and family: I am very sorry to hear about the loss of James. I have so many fond memories of his sharp intellect and piercing (but nice) questions about addiction and alcohol use disorders and well as his wonderful interest in art associated with medicine. I always looked forward to our interactions at meetings particularly ACNP and the way he energized me to think hard about many issues in the field. I will miss him greatly best wishes george
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Nicole Tartaglia posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, April 12, 2021
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Cathy and family,
I am so sad to hear about Jim's passing. I met him many times through SSBP as a junior researcher, and he was always so positive and encouraging. He had such a positive spirit. My thoughts are with your family. Sincerely, Nicole Tartaglia
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Flora Tassone uploaded photo(s)
Sunday, April 11, 2021
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Dear Cathy,
I am deeply saddened to hear of your loss. Jim was such a great man; he was kind, full of ideas and with experience that he loved to share. I met him in 1998 at my very first SSBP meeting in Baltimore. Since then, I always found Jim so interesting to talk to and I am thankful and honored I got to know him. I have always looked forward to spending time with both of you at our meetings and I hope that I will continue to do so with you. You are both in my prayers.
With love,
Flora
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Pat Howlin on behalf of the SSBP lit a candle
Sunday, April 11, 2021
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Farewell Jim.
We have been on so many journeys, together with the SSBP, over the last 2 decades, and it’s so very sad you have had to take this one alone.
Now we won’t ever get to take the planned trip down the Norwegian fjords that had to be cancelled last year but at least we have very happy memories of time spent in Australia, the US and many countries in Europe.
You have been the honorary father to the SSBP since it began, both to those who were there at the start and the many who have joined over subsequent years. We will miss your expertise and wisdom and particularly those presentations that combined your scientific learning with your knowledge of the world of art. And, of course, you also played the role of unofficial photographer to the society, documenting our meetings and providing us with a wonderful archive of people and events.
Many thanks to you and Cathy for being such great friends to me, and to the Society, for so long. We will miss you so much.
Pat Howlin, President of the SSBP
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Melissa Gerstenhaber uploaded photo(s)
Sunday, April 11, 2021
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Dear Cathy and family,
Working with Dr. Harris in inpatient and outpatient child psychiatry provided me my best memories. His approach with children was gentle and respectful. I learned so much from Dr. Harris. He attended my retirement dinner in 2016 which was an honor for me. HIs support was greatly appreciated. I will keep your family in my prayers. Sincerely, Joyce Williams - McCall
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Joe Capozzoli posted a condolence
Saturday, April 10, 2021
Cathy,
Very saddened to hear about Jim. I always looked forward to him stopping by my office for a visit. He was a mentor, a friend and one of the most genuine people that I had the pleasure of knowing.
Joe Capozzoli
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Sa Eun Park uploaded photo(s)
Friday, April 9, 2021
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Dr. Harris was a true inspiration to me and my class of fellows at the Hopkins Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. His passion and sheer joy for teaching always made us think beyond the scope of what books or lectures could teach. It was a true honor to have known Dr. Harris and to have learned from him. I believe someone lives on, if their teachings surpass the scope of their lives... in that sense Dr. Harris will forever be alive in our minds for those who had the great honor of learning from him. Please rest in peace Dr. Harris, and know that your pupils will remember you always and continue to learn from you.
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Raja Mukherjee posted a condolence
Friday, April 9, 2021
Jim was someone whom I got to know through my work and involvement with SSBP over many year. Always a wise man, interested in so many areas related to our work and one whom I had great pleasure spending time with and learning from. Cathy and he were a pair at these meetings and they will not be the same without him. I will miss his insights and send all my love to Cathy at this time. Raja Mukherjee
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Randi Hagerman MD posted a symbolic gesture
Friday, April 9, 2021
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I am thinking a lot about Jim during his funeral and of all of the science and art that he has taught me. I truly miss his optimism, enthusiasm and wonderful smile and our lovely interactions with him and Cathy at the SSBP meetings. I want to thank Cathy and the family for all of his wonderful contributions to science and let them know that his legacy will live on in me and many others that he has touched during his life! Take care, Randi
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Melissa Gerstenhaber uploaded photo(s)
Friday, April 9, 2021
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I had the privilege of working with Dr. Harris on the child psychiatry unit as a nurse for many years. He was a kind and gentle man who always had the best interest of the children at heart. Dr. Harris was always willing to share his knowledge and guidance. He was very supportive of the nurses. He will be missed. Melissa Gerstenhaber
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Anita Pearce posted a condolence
Friday, April 9, 2021
My sincere condolences to your family. I was a nurse who had the honor of working with Dr. Harris. I will always remember him as a kind and gentle man and a gifted teacher who first and foremost cared about children.
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Heather and Becky Windram posted a condolence
Friday, April 9, 2021
We are so very sorry to hear the sad news about James. We always looked forward to seeing you both at the annual SSBP meetings, and enjoyed his gentle sense of humour. We will miss him a lot.
Heather and Becky Windram
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Annapia and Luigi Nespoli posted a condolence
Friday, April 9, 2021
Curious, attentive, persistent, friendly, open to discussion and teaching, this is how we remember Prof. J. Harris whom we met at SSBP conferences together with his wife Cathy.
We remember the pleasure he showed in being hosted, on the occasion of the 2010 SSBP conference in Pavia, at the Collegio Borromeo in a 16th century room and his surprise and respectful attention when accompanied to the University museum by Prof. P. Mazzarello, he looked at the drawings, the microscope and Golgi's study and sat at his desk.
His loss will never be filled, but his memory will stay with us forever, as will his fundamental contributions to developmental neurosciences.
Annapia e Luigi Nespoli
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Mary Pizzo posted a condolence
Friday, April 9, 2021
My condolences to all the family of Dr. Harris. I was a nurse in the early years of the inpatient child psychiatry unit at Hopkins. In those formative years, Dr. Harris was always interested in the opinions and observations of those of us who worked closely with the children. He taught us and learned with us. He was a gentle man and a scholar. He has earned a peaceful rest.
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Mike Amey posted a condolence
Friday, April 9, 2021
Cathy, I am so very sorry to hear of Jim’s death. I had been looking forward to our post COVID dinner and had no knowledge of his being ill. As others have already stated, far beyond all of Jim’s accomplishments, he was a very special person who always took time to engage in meaningful hallway chats, always excited to hear what was important to each of
us. God Bless him and I hope all of your wonderful memories will ease his loss over time.
Mike Amey
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Tony Holland posted a condolence
Friday, April 9, 2021
Cathy
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I have so many memories of being with you both at various meetings. Jim was always an inspiration to me. I would turn to him for guidance and he never failed to give sound advice and to point me in the right direction. He was a man of great wisdom and knowledge and he will be greatly missed. As others have said his smile was so warm and you always felt he was there to help. I shall miss him as many of us will
Tony Holland, Cambridge, UK.
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Ray DePaulo & Joanne Althoff posted a condolence
Thursday, April 8, 2021
Cathy I was totally shocked and saddened to learn of Jim's passing this week. I had no idea he might even be ill. At our age I know that is not required but very sad and shocking. You and Jim have always been a most amazing couple. We need to cherish each other. Thanks so much for sharing so much of yourselves with all of us.
Like most of us end up after 50 years here Jim and I were each others' students and each others' teachers. It has been a pleasure only available at special places like Johns Hopkins. Lord knows the John has its failings and problems but we have also been blessed to have been here together. Ray and Joanne.
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Catherine Lord lit a candle
Thursday, April 8, 2021
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Jim will be so missed by his patients and colleagues from near and far. He had such a commitment to neurodevelopmental disabilities and helped us all focus on what is important. I am so sorry to hear he is gone, Cathy.
Cathy Lord
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Hal Dietz and Ada Hamosh posted a condolence
Thursday, April 8, 2021
We have such fond memories of Jim. Catching his eye in the hallway was never a casual affair. First, a smile - his beautiful smile. Then an intensity about so many things, and particularly his patients or any sense of injustice.Then an idea, always a good one. He was so generous with friends and trainees. His joy of life and family was palpable and inspiring. All our love Cathy. We hope to share memories with you sometime soon. Hal and Ada
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Helga Freyne lit a candle
Thursday, April 8, 2021
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Mary Ann Lilly lit a candle
Thursday, April 8, 2021
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Our sincere condolences and prayers are with the Harris and DeAngelis family at this sad time.
Ron and Mary Ann Lilly
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Meg Chisolm lit a candle
Thursday, April 8, 2021
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Prayers for you, Cathy, and all the other family and loved ones left behind. Jim had such a big heart and curious mind. I am blessed to have known him. The world is diminished without his presence; he will be greatly missed.
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Thursday, April 8, 2021
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Jim's curiosity and sense of wonder was insatiable until the very end. We shared a love of visual art - paintings and films - and recognized their relevance to the practice of medicine. In his last message to me in late March, he offered his astute interpretation of the painting, "Embroidering the Earth's Mantle" (Remedios Varo): "I saw a shaman reading an incantation as he/she stirred a caldron with ethereal music playing in the background. The shaman actions lead to the weaving of a fabric creating new worlds." Prayers for the repose of Jim's soul as he passes over the threshold of one world and enters another. With love - Meg
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Maryland Pao uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
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Here's a good memory of happy times at Cathy and Jim's in Baltimore. Their home was always open to the trainees they so generously mentored throughout the years. We will miss Jim's insatiable thirst for knowledge. He was always willing to share his clever insights as well as his warm, kind, and gentle manner with his patients and with us. Love, Maryland and Steve
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Elaine Tierney posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
Jim and Cathy have been role models for how to lead a meaningful and a balanced life. Jim was so thoughtful and always seeking to share both his knowledge and his kindness with his colleagues but, particularly with his trainees. He took the child psychiatry residency graduation ceremony photos to share with the staff and the residents to help mark the milestone. I am grateful that I was able to work in Jim's clinic when I was a resident and that I was able to attend the meetings of the Society for the Study of Behavioral Phenotypes with Jim and Cathy. Yes, Jim was a gifted scholar. But like Cathy, he also tended to people, nurturing them and helping them to be happy. He was remarkably kind and caring. After meeting my mother, he would ask about her health when we spoke. He was instrumental in creating programs at the Kennedy Krieger Inst. (at that time it was named the Kennedy Inst.) and the patients, their families and community has benefited from these programs for decades, and will continue to do so in the future. I miss him very much.
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Gary and Modena Wilson posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
Dear Cathy and the Harris and DeAngelis Families,
Our hearts are deeply saddened by Jim's illness and death. Our world seems much smaller without him. He was a great friend to us and to our sons over many, many years. His kindnesses to us were many. We shall miss his steady presence in our lives and the insights he shared with us. We shall treasure our lasting image of him reading or listening to music among his magnificent collection of books. We wish we were with you as you celebrate his life, Cathy, but have taken your guidance to heart and will light a candle here in Chicago instead and plan to visit with you in person sometime soon. In the meantime, you, your family and our departed friend Jim continue to occupy our thoughts and love.
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Arlene Butz lit a candle
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
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Cathy, I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Dr. Harris when I worked at KKI and he was loved by the staff as well as his patients. I am keeping you and your family in my prayers.
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Wednesday, April 7, 2021
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Cathy
Jim was a treasure. i will having him to talk to about so many things. i am so glad i was able to interview him for AACAP. what a great life he had. and it was his great fortune to spend it with you. May your memories because comfort to you.
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Irwin J. kash posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Cathy, I had the good fortune of being a classmate of yours for internship at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. We dined together along with our mutual great friends and people Barb and Steve Landay on a ship which provided the special location for a pediatric course. I knew from these relatively short contacts that you were special. Steve and Barb solidified that notion both for you and Jim and polished by my reading of your book Pursuing Equity in Medicine. The two of you made for a tremendous couple, educators, world travelers. and so much more.
May you have Peace.
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Megan Weil Latshaw posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Am so sorry for your loss, Cathy. Jim was such a kind, caring, intellectually-stimulating person. He used to bring the NY Times to my door to try to get me to pay more attention to what was going on around me; now I look at the headlines every day. I remember his excitement about his Pilates machine, and every time he chose the cover art for the journal. You're both very dear to me and my thoughts and prayers go out to you. Sending love...Megan Latshaw
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John Sargent posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
I am so sorry for your loss Cathy. He was such a special man whose wisdom affected so many for of us who care for children. My thoughts are with you. Best wishes, John.
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Peter Rabins posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
I had the privilege of working with Jim in several capacities. When I began to study people with ASD as they aged, Jim was one of the first people I talked with and a great font of knowledge, advice, and wisdom. For many years he viewed and taught the Bergman film Wild Strawberries to senior residents and used it as a vehicle to discuss issues of aging and the meaning of life--topics not often discussed in residency but of importance to those who take a life-course approach to mental life. I will miss his thoughtful questions in grand rounds and ardent advocacy of children and adolescents with serious psychiatric illnesses. My condolences to Cathy and his family. Peter Rabins
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gerry Nestadt posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Jim was an erudite scholar and teacher. He made a lasting impact on all he taught. He will be missed by my wife, Susan, and me.
All our condolences to Cathy and other family members.
Gerry and Susan Nestadt
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Bennett Leventhal posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Jim was a remarkable, renaissance man. He was an astoundingly skilled physician who cared for all but offered his very special attention to families facing the extraordinary challenges of neurodevelopmental disorders. He approached these families with incredible compassion but also with the determination to offer the very best that science could bring to the care for and understanding of these disorders. His scholarship in this area alone would have made an extraordinary career. However, this was not enough for Jim. He was also a scholar of medicine, history, art, healthcare, ethics, and so much more. He was a devoted teacher who shared his scholarship with others in a way that did not just teach - he inspired. Along with his partner, Cathy, they served as role models as a professional couple, dedicated physician-scientists and committed humanists. The Harris-de Angelis family incorporated all who came in contact with them and so, it is as a family that we grieve for this loss. While Jim's body is now still, he remains very much alive in the hearts and minds of those he taught and encouraged.
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Julia Riddle, MD posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Thank you for teaching us, Dr. Harris! We send our condolences to your family and community.
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