Prof. Lester F. Eastman

Hi folks - Just a quick note to those who are fans of the Prof. Lester Eastman page. Be aware that no one who is a member of the Eastman family would use this page or any of its contents to influence you into making any decisions, or making any commitments, or buying any services. Anyone who contacts you directly, or a group you belong to, or reuses content from this page on their Facebook or in other media, is not doing so with permission or on behalf of the Eastman family. I would appreciate hearing from you directly as the administrator of this page, about any misuse of the Prof. Lester Eastman fan page so that I can report such abuse to Facebook and shut down his or her FB account, and, if needed, issue a cease and desist order to that person. Thank you very much, Laurie.

One of Les Eastman’s favorite nephews, Don, has died. He was the son of Jean, Dad’s older and beloved sister. 🦋

Les Eastman in Paris in the early 1990’s. Great trip❣️ He lived Paris the best of all places he visited and he loved sharing his Paris with family and students. Fond memories.

Happy Birthday beloved Daniel Eastman.

Seven years gone but not forgotten.

Hi folks - an IEEE Electron Device Society award has been established in honor of my late father, Prof. Les Eastman. If you wish to nominate someone for the award follow the link below. You can also do a tax deductible contribution to the Lester F. Eastman Award Endowment Fund on the same page. Cheers, Laurie

https://eds.ieee.org/awards/lester-f-eastman-award
Promoting excellence in the field of electron devices for the benefit of humanity.

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Lester F. Eastman Award - IEEE Electron Devices Society
Promoting excellence in the field of electron devices for the benefit of humanity.

Lester F. Eastman Award - IEEE Electron Devices Society Promoting excellence in the field of electron devices for the benefit of humanity.

Wikipedia page. Still working on uploading a photo - glitchy.

Lester Fuess Eastman - Wikipedia Eastman worked primarily with the development of high frequency semiconductor device engineering and science technologies from the early 1960s through to his retirement.[2] While at Cornell University, he was awarded the status of Fellow[3] in the American Physical Society,[4] after he was nominated...

Dad loved this kind of tulip.

This was the poultry farm/ nursing home that Prof. Les’s parents ran in the late 50’s until his mother Mayme’s death in 1960 while he was in sabbatical In Göteborg Sweden. A cosy kitchen, a hammock and big swing out
front, and a roomy attic on the top for grandkids to stay in when their parents were away.

Prof. EAstman and family got to experience this first hand on a North Sea ‘cruise’ on the good ship Suecia.