Peter J. Andrulis

Birth date: Apr 16, 1940 Death date: Jul 30, 2012

Peter J. Andrulis, Jr., Ph.D, a resident of Washington, D.C. for nineteen years and then of Bethesda, MD for twenty-three years died peacefully on Monday, July 30, 2012 at his oceanfront home, Dewey Beach, DE. Dr. Andrulis began Read Obituary

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William Parker

264w ago

Marilyn,
As I watched the tribute growing at Bethesda/Walter Reed today for President Trump, I was carried back to when I was employed by the Andrulis Research Corporation in Bethesda and we could see the helicopters landing at Bethesda from our office window at ARC. You guys brought me all the way from Hawaii to consult on Marine Corps Planning applications when I was on active duty with Fleet Marine Forces Pacific. Later, after I retired, you guys hired me to work for you on Navy and Marine Programs. You and Peter were always supportive and a joy to work for!! My wife and I are now in a Retirement Community in Asheville, NC, but I still have two Andrulis Research Corporation tee shirts I received in 1991 at one of the company picnics!

I am sorry to hear about the loss of Peter. His research inspired me to now be President of a 501 (c) (3) corporation raising funds for leading edge research into the causes and treatment of Alzheimer's Disease. Since 1999, we have raised over $9.2 million and given it out in 55 Research Grants.

God bless you and your family!

Bill Parker
LtCol USMC (Ret)

Mike Fopma

346w ago

Marilyn,

I have so many fond memories of working for your company and meeting you and Peter. I remember having an office next to him on East-West Hwy and always talking about different stocks. He was a really good man and still is. I thank you both for the mentoring you provided in my life.

May God Bless you Both,

Mike Fopma

Jane E. Rosen, Ph.D.

657w ago

Dr. Andrulis was my organic chemistry professor at American University in 1970 where I did my undergraduate work as a chemistry major. He was inspirational and it was his excitement and motivation about science and chemistry that lead me to pursue my career as a scientist. He cared about his students and he personally gave me the courage to forge ahead when all the work became overwhelming....and I was about to change majors. I pursued a graduate career and obtained both an MS in chemistry and an MS in biology as well as a Ph.D. in Biochemistry/Biophysics....and it was all due to Dr. Andrulis. No mentor/professor has ever come close to representing the inspiration, creativity and excitement about science that I obtained from Dr. Andrulis. I am very saddened by his loss ....the world has lost an incredibly brilliant and special human being! My condolences to his entire family over this loss.

Diana Hopkins

681w ago

So sorry for your loss, Marilyn. Be well.

Diana

Anna Legates And Ed Beste

684w ago

Dear Marilyn,

Peter’s entrepreneurial spirit in chemistry is a role model for all scientists. His ever inquisitive mind opened many doors for society.

Our fondest memories of Peter revolve around his love of music, travel, the ocean, and You – his beloved wife and soul mate. Such passion and mutual love is to be forever celebrated.

Thank you for being such good neighbors. We look forward to those casual conversations and updates with you and “Deenya” between St. Louis and West Streets.

With sincere condolences,
Anna Legates and Ed Beste

Anna Legates And Ed Beste

684w ago

Dear Marilyn,

Peter?s entrepreneurial spirit in chemistry is a role model for all scientists. His ever inquisitive mind opened many doors for society.

Our fondest memories of Peter revolve around his love of music, travel, the ocean, and You ? his beloved wife and soul mate. Such passion and mutual love is to be forever celebrated.

Thank you for being such good neighbors. We look forward to those casual conversations and updates with you and ?Deenya? between St. Louis and West Streets.

With sincere condolences,
Anna Legates and Ed Beste

John Chapel

689w ago

It was a pleasure to know both Peter and Marilyn.

Cindy Rickards

689w ago

Thinking of the family in this time of reflection.

Don And Lisa Lindler

689w ago

Marni, We are very sorry for your loss. We have fond memories of working for you and Peter on Antrac/Sub.

Don and Lisa Lindler

Hemant And Kumudini Misra

689w ago

This is very sad and shocking news to hear, that Peter has passed away. I spent more than four years working with him and learned a great lesson from his passion and personality. He was very kind and friendly to us. He was a great father and friend with his two sons Peter III and Erik, who both worked during the summer that I was working at Andrulis. Peter was a great teacher and boss to work with and we will miss him greatly. I truly appreciate all of the help and guidance he provided me, and still consider him a dear mentor to this day. Our deepest prayers go out to his family.

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