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I had the chance to work with Earl in the IEEE Sustainable ICT initiative. A great mind, a great person. My sincere condolences to the family.
Ana Carolina Riekstin

My sincere condolences to the McCune family at this difficult time. I had the pleasure of working with Earl on events for the local CA Bay Area IEEE-MTT chapter. He was passionate about the field, amazingly intelligent and an excellent speaker and presenter. Above all, he was a really nice guy. He will truly be missed.

I had the chance to meet Earl in the context of the IEEE Sustainable ICT Initiative. We had some virtual exchanges over the Internet but also enjoyed together some conferences. He was a very nice person but also very competent in its field. I am very sad he passed away suddenly after our last meeting.
His happiness, friendship and moustache will be missed for sure as well as his knowledge for our IEEE initiative.
All my sympathy goes to Barbara his wife, his family, friends and colleagues.
Thomas

Dear Earl,
We will all miss your happy smile when seeing eachother wherever around the globe! Personally, I particularly also think of the great contributions that you made in bringing the circuit and communication system communities together. Although our plans to jointly sort out energy efficiency, once for all, did not materialize I will do my best to continue the work we started in your characteristic joyful spirit!
May you rest in peace.
My heartful Condolences go to your dear extended family.

We have traveled to Japan and France and of course the US and met and worked so many times together in so many committees and conferences; who could have believed our last correspondence in May for your plenary talk arrangement for IEEE VLSI-DAT'20 was our last exchange ? I love you, my brother.... If not for COVID-19, I would have seen you in April in Hsin-Chu, Taiwan and maybe you will still be alive ? God bless you and your family..... Don Lie, Lubbock, TX, Texas Tech

It was my honor, privilege, and pleasure to have served as Earl’s patent attorney for the last 20 years. Earl was, without question, my favorite inventor. He was tremendously creative and a true visionary in the field of wireless communications. He seemed to be always pondering a new invention, sometimes thinking of several, all at the same time! He also always strived to make complicated subjects easy for me to understand, and because of that rare ability, made complicated subjects FUN to learn. But Earl was more than just a client; he was a dear friend. I will miss him very much. My condolences to his wife, Barbara, and to his family.