Tribute Wall
Saturday
28
August
A Celebration of the Life, Accomplishments and Impact of Jill Adler-Moore
10:00 am
Saturday, August 28, 2021
Gilead's La Verne Campus
1800 Wheeler Ave
La Verne, California, United States
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Additionally, if you would like to speak at the service or share any videos and photos for the event, please contact Matthew Moore at the email address above.
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Jatya Reyes posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 11, 2023
Dr. Adler was my professor at Cal Poly pomona. I admired her intelligence. She was also very down to earth, which made me comfortable. She wrote me letters of recommendation over the years. I was in tears when I discovered this sad news. God bless you all.
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Gary Eastman posted a condolence
Monday, March 6, 2023
Q: What was Jill really good at?
A: Just saw this today. I was remembering her as my professor in mycology and immunology. She was kind caring funny and brilliant. God bless her !
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Dave Jensen posted a condolence
Friday, September 24, 2021
I'm a science recruiter for companies in the Biotech space, and I got to know Jill through her incredible relationship with the students and young scientists who worked with her, and whom she mentored. Many of them went off to successful careers in industry companies because of her guidance. She was one of those rare people who had the ability to understand (and work well in) the world of academia, as well as the world of industry at the same time. She "got" the career differences, and for herself, she went the academic route. But I never heard her once put down the choice of going to a company for employment . . . ((many mentors do that, unfortunately). She was truly special and I wish there were more like her in the world today. Dave Jensen, CareerTrax, Scottsdale AZ
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kim and Sean Sullivan lit a candle
Saturday, August 14, 2021
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Our family will miss our lovely neighbor Jill. We have only lived her for a few years but loved our time we had getting to know her and will miss seeing Jills kind smile on our block. Our love goes out to family and friends of Jill.
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Julio Sanchez uploaded photo(s)
Friday, July 30, 2021
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It is with such a heavy heart and soul to hear of the news that my mentor and dream-maker, Dr. Jill Adler-Moore has passed.
There are few people whom have had such impact on the trajectory of my life. She inspired, taught, listened and did everything in her reach to elevate everyone around her. Dr. Adler was an intellectual giant with a heart to match. Her smile and laugh contagious, genuine and warming. Her passion for my and other's success was clearly evident...
Without a doubt, her presence at CPP is the reason I am at Cornell getting my PhD today. I promised myself I would send her an image of myself once I wore the gown and held my degree...it pains me to know she will never see or hear the words I had been manifesting and conjuring within me over these past 6 years. This image in my head burned itself in me early on and has been an illuminating fire of inspiration during my darkest days. I wanted to make her proud and show her that final stamp for her to see that her time, effort and passion did yield fruitful trees and without a doubt, an immeasurable impact on her students.
You will be terribly missed Dr. Adler, my dear friend and mentor. I am so proud to be a Cal Poly Pomona Alumn and to have been around amazing professors and mentors like Dr. Adler. Rest in peace and may your legacy be felt and seen for generations to come.
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Daphne Trager posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 27, 2021
I loved dancing with her on Saturday mornings. When I walked into the studio, if she was there she'd send me a big smile and a hug. She traveled so much, that it was always a delight to have her in town and dancing with us again. She was so full of joy!
Daphne
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Gene posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2021
I remember her laughter livened up the room.
We had good science conversations.
Big loss....
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TXK lit a candle
Monday, July 19, 2021
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I owe Dr. A my successes throughout my career. She was the one who lifted me up during my most difficult point in life, and I will always be grateful for her thoughtfulness. She's also a kind, loving mentor and a friend who never hesitated to help out the students. To be able to educate fellow peers and lend a helping hand along the way is a kind of person that she is and also a kind of person who I wish to become one day. She will be dearly missed.
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Renee Estephan uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
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Dr. A-
I can't believe you are no longer with us. It feels like only yesterday that I came to your office before graduating from CPP to tell you of my post-grad plans. I'm incredibly sad that I can no longer update you on how I am doing or ask for your sage advice. I will miss your sage counsel, your warm demeanor, and your valuable mentorship. I'm so blessed to have interacted with you during my time at CPP and I will always hold dear our conversations and meetings we had together in your office. One of my fondest memories of the both of us is meeting up at the ASM meeting in Boston in the Summer of 2016. When I saw the giant AmBisome sign hanging in the middle of the entire Expo Hall, I was in awe!
This is a monumental loss for the CPP College of Science community, but knowing that your legacy will live on through the achievements of your students brings great comfort to me.
To Dr. A's family, I am incredibly sorry for your loss. You have my sincerest sympathy. She was a remarkable woman.
Rest in Power, Dr. A. Until we meet again...
Sincerely,
Renee Estephan
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Susan Lyons posted a condolence
Thursday, June 24, 2021
I work for Gilead, and it was an honour to get to know Jill during her visits to Ireland and the UK. She was an inspiration to everyone that had the good fortune to meet her and her talks were always well attended and appreciatively received. She always had a huddle of clinicians waiting to talk to her at the end of her talks, and she was so gracious and kind to them all. It was a privilege to get to know her, even a little bit, and the world is a poorer place for her absence. Condolences to her family from everyone who worked with her in the UK and Ireland. We will miss Jill.
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RoseAnn posted a condolence
Monday, June 21, 2021
Jill was a fellow dancer at Cal Poly. We performed together (late 70's/early 80's) in several faculty/student dance concerts. As a student, I was in awe of her energy, her youthfulness, her smile, her dance talent and her choreography. Many years later, I became faculty and returned to Cal Poly in the early 2000's, and there was Jill with her same energy, youthfulness and that smile! I am certain she is dancing in Heaven. May Jill's memories always be in our hearts and in the music. For those that remember, may the music and memory of Jill's iconic choreography of 'Birdland' live forever in our hearts.
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Daryl Eggers posted a condolence
Monday, June 21, 2021
In addition to mentoring students, Jill was an exceptional mentor and positive role model for faculty in the CSU, including me. She will be remembered by many of us for her un-ending support and contributions to CSUPERB, the California State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology.
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Bridgett Hunt lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Dr. Adler, I feel so blessed to have known you and honored to have been one of your last graduate students. I will forever treasure our talks and the lessons you taught me. I am so lucky to have had such an amazing role model, dedicated mentor, and friend in my life. You touched the lives of so many people who will carry your memory with them always. Your legacy, strong spirit, and big heart lives on through your beautiful family.
I am truly sorry your loss.
-Bridgett
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Julie Schwartz posted a condolence
Monday, June 21, 2021
Jill, one of the greatest blessings of my life has been having you as a friend, collaborator and mentor in so many ways. Your passion for science, family and just life in general was contagious. While talking science, I learned about parenting, religion and much much more. No subject was off-limits. I will hold so many of our conversations in my heart and will do my very best to pass your wisdom, love of science and generosity forward. Sending love and big hugs to Joe, Matt, Laura and all of your beloved family and friends. Your life has truly been a blessing.
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Nancy Buckley posted a condolence
Monday, June 21, 2021
Thank you so much for sharing your memories of Jill. I learned things about her life that I didn't know and that are precious. At our meetings, Jill always conveyed how proud she was of her children, grandchildren and husband and how much love she had for them. I am so sorry for your loss, but I know she lives on in your lives as many of you indicated.
It was my honor to work with Jill and to see, feel and experience the passion she had for science and the passion that she brought to Cal Poly and all the work she did with students.
With much love,
Nancy
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Bill Ernst lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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You left too soon and I will miss you my friend.
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Bob lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Shireen Dejbakhsh lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Jill, you taught me so much and were instrumental to my growth as a scientist, clinician and ultimately, doctor. Thank you for all of it and for helping me be who I am today, I’ll never forget you. This is a devastating loss. My deepest and most sincere condolences.
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Pamela Congdon lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Byron Hatcher lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Dear Jill; It has been a great privilege to be counted among your close friends these many years. You have been a great inspiration to me and countless others with your boundless enthusiasm for life and its wonders. You have blessed us all. God bless you!
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Arzu Gurkan lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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I am most honored and privileged to have known and worked with Jill...
Jill has been a true inspiration to me personally and to a lot of people. Jill had relentless passion for science, teaching, mentoring, and empowering women and minorities. I have been very lucky to see her in action and witness her wit, strength, warmth and humor. She will be deeply missed.
My thoughts are with her family and loved ones.
Dr Arzu Gurkan
Gilead Sciences
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Michael St Martin lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Dr. Adler, the inspiration you've given me lives on and I hope to honor your life by perpetuating what I've learned from you as a person and as a scientist.
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Karin Crowhurst lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Jill, such a lovely lady. We seemed to always be on the same airplane to or from CSUPERB Symposia, so I had the chance to sit and chat with her on the plane a couple of times. She had a wise and even-handed perspective on things. Everyone had a lot to learn from her and her experiences.
Jill, I will miss you at CSUPERB activities, and on my next flight! Condolences and best wishes to the family.
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Chris Liao lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Dear Prof. Jill,
You are the most inspiring and wonderful lady we’ve met and you will always be in our memories.
With all of our love and respect,
Chris from Taiwan AmBisome family
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Greisy Winicki Landman lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Peter Donnelly lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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I am grateful to have had the privilege of meeting you at all. Your were able to light up the room, engage the audience and keep its attention to the end and then handled questions with humility and humour - a rare combination fo gifts. But I confess, it will be your charm, wit and humour that I will miss the most. Rest in peace Jill!
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Mark Junge lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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Jill -- you've been a high-energy scientist and friend who worked hard and played hard. I never knew anyone like you -- you got me through grad school, turned me on to liposomes, made a scientist out of me and became a great collector of my artwork! It's hard to believe you won't be sharing this life with us anymore, but I'm sure we'll meet again on the Other Side. In the meantime, I'm going to miss you.
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Erik Bissessar lit a candle
Monday, June 21, 2021
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I had the privilege of meeting Jill on several occasions since 2018 and we collaborated on a series of lectures she gave throughout the Nordic countries a few years ago. Jill was an amazing person, an incredible scientist and a fantastic speaker. Her warmth and kindness made you feel welcome and included and her manner in explaining the science made you feel empowered to learn more.
My thoughts go out to her entire family!
Rest in peace Jill.
Your friend
Erik Bissessar
Sweden
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Emma Wilson lit a candle
Sunday, June 20, 2021
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Unfortunately I have known Jill only for a short while as a colleague at UCR writing a joint grant. Jill was an inspiring person to work with and it has been her guidance and passion that has got us through. I am incredibly sad that we have lost such a force of nature who provided so much to others.
All my very best to the family, friends and colleagues. I hope you are comforted by knowing what a wonderful legacy Jill has left.
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Susan Tucker lit a candle
Sunday, June 20, 2021
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For many years now I have felt very fortunate to work with Jill as a colleague and a friend. This year as we were working on yet another NIH proposal I asked Jill where she found the energy to meet the consuming demands of all her passions…teaching, mentoring, researching, along with family and friends. Jill joked about being “the bionic woman with some steel plates”. Her resilience to fulfill these passions so gracefully this year – with the rounds of chemo-treatments on top of decades of battling cancer, a recently broken hip and the more general distractions including the pandemic – have and will continue to inspire me.
Jill: I know your spirit will live on in colleagues, students, friends and family. You are my shining light. Thank you for being you and including me in your life. My heartfelt condolences to your family.
Your friend, Susan
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Renee Paau lit a candle
Saturday, June 19, 2021
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Dr. Adler-Moore,
Your work with AmBisome inspired me to devote my career to the pharmaceutical industry to help with grieving for the loss of my mother when I was 2 years of age. Thank you so very much for being part of my thesis committee. You made a huge impact on the success of my career, and I am forever grateful for your guidance and support. You will always be in my thoughts. Till we meet again.
Renee <3
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Ansel Zhao lit a candle
Saturday, June 19, 2021
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Since I learned about Jill's illness a couple of weeks ago and then her passing, I often catch myself feeling a sense of heaviness in my heart at random moments during the day .... Jill was an indomitable force powered by her passion for research and education. Her legacy will be long-lasting and her presence will be missed by those of us who had a chance to know her. Her radiant smiles and her compassionate voice for her students will forever be etched in my memory.... Jill - you were a marvelous educator, truly one of a kind. My thoughts are with your family.
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Peter Oelschlaeger lit a candle
Saturday, June 19, 2021
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My heart-felt condolences to Jill's family. She was a great friend, colleague, and mentor. A true teacher-scholar. She will have a lasting impact on so many of those who were fortunate to know her.
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Olga lit a candle
Friday, June 18, 2021
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Jill, my beloved friend and guiding light. You will live forever in my heart. I am blessed to have known you and have been called your friend. I will miss you for the rest of my life.
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Tami Cowell lit a candle
Friday, June 18, 2021
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Sending love and light to the whole family.
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Friday, June 18, 2021
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A photo of the many cards and letters received from friends and family for Jill over the past few weeks. Thank you!
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Stephanie, Jason, and Margo Rothman lit a candle
Friday, June 18, 2021
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Cecilia Dignani lit a candle
Friday, June 18, 2021
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Thank you Jill for your friendship, happiness and advices. You will always be in my memories. Congratulations for your great family that allowed me to be part of this sweet goodbye.
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Michael lit a candle
Friday, June 18, 2021
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Jill was very patient. She was flexible when working with us on projects and managed our delays and timelines nimbly and graciously. She explained fundamental immunological and biological concepts to me so that I could have a good enough foundation to contribute to the team. She kept her cool even when she was facing grating personalities and conversations. I'm very honored to have worked with her.
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David A. Stevens posted a condolence
Friday, June 18, 2021
Always a supportive colleague, inventive scientist, valuable collaborator, enjoyable friend
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PohLi Lee lit a candle
Friday, June 18, 2021
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thank you for everything you have done for us. you will be deeply missed
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Winny Dong posted a condolence
Friday, June 18, 2021
Jill, the fierce advocate for students, the mentor of mentors, the generous and supportive colleague - although only a small sliver of her well-lived life, will be remembered for her outsized impact at Cal Poly Pomona. We will miss you!
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Lewis White posted a condolence
Friday, June 18, 2021
Dear Jill,
We met on several occasions over the years at numerous mycology conferences. I want to thank you for your contribution to medicine and in particular medical mycology where you were an inspiration to many, myself included.
You will be sorely missed.
Lewis
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Ancy George posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
DrAdler, I feel blessed that God put you in my path and you were my mentor! God knew how much I needed your guidance and I can’t explain what an impact you had in my life! You were so full of life and you taught me not to ever give up! You will always be in my thoughts and I will never forget the advices you gave me! Forever grateful-Ancy
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Davin Hahka lit a candle
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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You were an encouragement, Dr. A. You were always so of life, positivity and enthusiasm. You left behind many who were greatly impacted by your guidance, wisdom and leadership. You were the smartest and wisest person I know, and you lived a life to encourage others to grow in the same way.
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Janneal Lopez lit a candle
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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Celebrating a life well lived. I met Dr. A in 2006 when I was a microbiology student at Cal Poly Pomona. She became my friend, my mentor and my cheerleader. I remain her biggest fan. Dr. A was truly special. She was gentle but stern. She genuinely loved and cared about her students and for people in general. She demonstrated this through her science and her interactions with people. Lastly, you were right… molds have no respect! Dr. A thank you and know that you will be dearly missed.
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Bob Koch posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
The news that we can no longer interact with Jill leaves a void impossible to fill. But I am grateful that I learned that she was in hospice in time to send her a brief note. I do not know whether she ever read it, but it expresses what I would have said to her if I could have. I share it with you now…
"Jill,
I write to tell you that I am very grateful to call you colleague and friend. Your wit, grace, intelligence, creativity, good sense, energy, enthusiasm, inventiveness, laugh, leadership, thoughtfulness, and productivity have been an inspiration to us all. We are all better for having seen you model the professor, inventor, scientist, mentor, entrepreneur, teacher, and scholar. Your students have learned from and been mentored by a true (capital M) Master. They reseed the community of their expertise with those fine qualities that you have planted in them as we speak.
Since I have retired, you are one of the colleagues I have missed interacting with the most. I wish that I could share a few moments with you now—I will do so from afar.
With my greatest respect,
Bob Koch"
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Susan Baxter posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
Jill was an inspiration to so many of us, but we loved her too - for her infectious enthusiasm and innovative perspectives. I will miss her very much. Susan Baxter
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Robert Graham Dempsey posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
I joined Gilead late 2007 as UK and Ireland Marketing Director. Within 9 months I am forever indebted to both Jill and Gilead. To cut a long story short my son was admitted to hospital here in Cambridge and with a few days we were told he may be dying but no one knew why. He had hours to live. Due to the drive of Professor Carmichael at Addenbrooks and the Rx of AmBisome my son is alive, well and has just turned 14 today. He had contracted visceral lichmanisis (so rare) on holiday in Spain from a sandfly bite- Ambisome is the only drug to kill the disease. It is ironic that I worked for Gilead and I had the privilege to meet Jill a few times and listening to her passionate story in discovering AmBisome. I owe her a lot, more than I can express here - I don’t want to think what could have been without AmBisome-thank you Jill. You made a huge difference to my life and family. RIP. Graham Dempsey
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Celia (Srite) Lee posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
I was in Dr. Adler-Moore's first mycology class at Cal Poly, she wrote my recommendation for my applications to Medical Technology programs after I graduated from Cal Poly. I saved what she wrote - she had such insights into my personality and approach, I learned even from her recommendation much about myself that I was not aware of. She was simply the best instructor I have ever had, she made such an impact. Getting an A in her class was and is something I was so proud of, mostly because she was so full of a love of learning and enthusiasm, we all wanted to do our best. And she made it so fun - I can still hear her lectures and laughter. I am very sorry to hear of this, my sincere condolences to her family.
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Nancy McQueen lit a candle
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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What a terrible loss, not only for your family and friends, but also for the scientific community! Jill, you were my teacher, my mentor, and ultimately my friend and colleague. Your energy was boundless and your love of and dedication to science, whether it through by training young scientists, or continuing your cutting-edge research, was inspiring. The world will never be the same without you and you will be sorely missed by all of us.
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Mike Goldman lit a candle
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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I am so saddened by Jill's passing. She was one of the most inspiring people, and colleagues, I have ever met. And she could ALWAYS make me laugh. Condolences and best wishes to all of her family and friends.
Mike Goldman
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Thursday, June 17, 2021
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Airan Jansen posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
Jill, my mentor, my friend. Words cannot express the impact you have had on my life for the past 20 years. Working along side you has brought me such joy. I am proud to have been a part of the many programs you led and cannot imagine life without you. Your legacy will live on in the lives and successes of your many ‘children’ that you mentored at Cal Poly and beyond. I will miss you, my friend. Love, Airan
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Emma Harvey lit a candle
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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Larry, Mathew and Laura, my thoughts are with you at this sad time. Jill was such a force of nature. She inspired and supported so many of us and she leaves a wonderful legacy, having not only touched so many lives through her work and her friendships, but also having saved so many lives through her scientific endeavours. I am proud to have known her. Sending much love.
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Tanya lit a candle
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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Jill you were an intrinsically beautiful lady inside and out. I feel so honoured and privileged to have been able to work with you and more importantly, call you my friend. I shall miss you greatly but know that the image of your your beautiful smile and boundless spirit will stay with me. One more star in the sky tonight. Shine bright my dear friend xxx
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Edith Porter lit a candle
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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Your spirit, Jill, will stay with us. Thank you for your enthusiasm, drive, love, passion, and contributions to science.
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Fiona posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
You will never be forgotten Jill; your energy, your enthusiasm, your sense of humour were all so infectious and you were such a huge inspiration, I thank you.
Rest in peace my friend xxx
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Ged posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
Jill you were quite simply the greatest person I ever met. A real inspiration, intelligent, kind and funny. A life well lived and now off to a better place. God bless you x x x
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UK & Ireland AmBisome Team posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
Jill, you have been an inspiration to us all and left us with the most wonderful memories - you will always be part of our team.
With all of our love from your UK & Ireland AmBisome family xxx
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Lou Rafetto posted a condolence
Thursday, June 17, 2021
There are some among us who are special in ways that are difficult to put into words. It is as if they are here to show the rest of us how to live life better. Jill was such a person. Her style and substance will be greatly missed but never forgotten.
Lou Rafetto
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James David Johnson, Jr. posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
Jill Moore was one of the most outstanding people I have ever encountered. She and Larry will forever be examples of people who make the world a better place. Jill's family must be so proud to celebrate such an exemplary life. At the same time, they are experiencing such a profound loss. The Johnson family sends our love.
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