Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/23579522 (111236ZSEP25) Notable: Utah Valley University
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>As senior research consultant to the U.S. Institute of Peace
Jeffrey Stuart Tolk was born in New York, New York on September 10,1963to Marilyn Neubauer Tolk and Norman Tolk. He was precocious as a child, once asking his father, a physicist, where people go after they’re buried. “To heaven,” said his dad. “How do they get there?” continued Jeffrey. “Float, I suppose.” “How can they do that?” His father answered, “I don’t really know.” After a long silence, Jeffrey concluded: “I guess you need to learn a little more science, Daddy.”
At age six, his mom recorded Jeffrey’s favorite phrases as: “This is a good day, Mom.” “This is a good day—oh, boy!” “I know today is going to be good.” “Good” described not only Jeffrey’s days as a child, but all his days as a man. He lived a life of quiet intensity, kindness, service, hard work, humility, creativity, adventure, and unconditional love for his family. He was quiet and unassuming, but powerful in influencing family, classmates, friends, colleagues, and neighbors. As a husband and father, he was the central pillar of the well-being, happiness, and success of his wife and children.
Jeffrey attended Mendham High School in New Jersey, where he excelled in academics and ran for the track team. He played drums in a band called Glue, whose claim to fame was drinking “glue” (milk) out of empty Elmer’s Glue bottles at their performances. During his senior year, Jeffrey was accepted to Harvard University. After receiving so many awards at his high school graduation, the girl sitting next to him blurted,Post too long. Click here to view the full text.
