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GEORGE STUART FULLERTON
1859 - 1925
The Faculty of Vassar College wishes to express its
sense of irreparable loss in the death of Professor
George Stuart Fullerton. Professor Fullerton, as
one of the most eminent metaphysicians of his time,
conferred great distinction upon the college and
its department of philosophy by his connection with
our faculty. It was a rare privilege for the stu-
dents of Vassar College to feel his influence as a
teacher, which has so deeply affected many American
philosophers of the younger generation; and for his
colleagues to enjoy the stimulus of his many-sided
personality and the inspiration of his beautiful
character. We shall always hold him in admiring and
affectionate remembrance.
Woodbridge Riley
Margaret Floy Washburn
VIII — 98
1859 - 1925
The Faculty of Vassar College wishes to express its
sense of irreparable loss in the death of Professor
George Stuart Fullerton. Professor Fullerton, as
one of the most eminent metaphysicians of his time,
conferred great distinction upon the college and
its department of philosophy by his connection with
our faculty. It was a rare privilege for the stu-
dents of Vassar College to feel his influence as a
teacher, which has so deeply affected many American
philosophers of the younger generation; and for his
colleagues to enjoy the stimulus of his many-sided
personality and the inspiration of his beautiful
character. We shall always hold him in admiring and
affectionate remembrance.
Woodbridge Riley
Margaret Floy Washburn
VIII — 98
