Memorial Listing
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When the Ripe Fruit Falls-- When the ripe fruit falls By D.H. Lawrence |
"Red Willow Trees" by D. H. Lawrence
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Where available, clicking the name leads to obituary articles, photos, and individual tribute pages. Some families request in lieu of flowers that a donation to the DHLSNA would be appreciated, so we direct them here. |
| Gary Adelman (1935-2012) |
Professor of English, University of Illinois, author of Reclaiming D.H. Lawrence.
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| Lois Ascherman (1925-2011) |
Avid Lawrence enthusiast and dear friend of DHL scholars.
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| Art Bachrach (1923-2011) |
Owner Moby Dickens Bookshop in Taos, founder "Friends of DHL" Society.
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| George Bahlke (1934-2011) |
Professor Emeritus, Hamilton College, NY. Author of Lawrence and Auden.
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| David Barnes ( - 2021) |
Lawrence enthusiast (WSU), Created 1st Lawrence Society Webpage & Photographer for Lawrence Ranch National Register Nomination. (Virginia Hyde's husband).
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| Carl E. Baron (1943-1997) |
Professor & co-editor of the CUP edition of Sons and Lovers.
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| Sir Alan Bates (1934-2003) |
Actor, played Birkin in Ken Russell's 1969 movie Women in Love.
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| Al Bierce ( - 2008) |
Resident Caretaker for the D.H. Lawrence Ranch near Taos, NM.
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| James T. Boulton (1924-2013) |
Professor, University of Birmingham, General Editor of The Works of DHL and The Letters of DHL.
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| Brenda Bronson |
Eastwood resident assisted with research projects.
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| Tim Burstall (1929-2004) |
Australian film director of the 1986 adaptation of Kangaroo.
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| Chong-Wha Chung ( - 2009) |
Eminent Korean DHL scholar & Director of Foreign Language Studies.
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| LaVerne Harrell Clark (1929-2008) |
Author/photographer & conference attendee.
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| L.D. Clark (1922-2014) |
Honorary Lifetime Member and Ed. of Plumed Serpent; wrote Minoan Distance & Dark Night of the Body.
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| James C. Cowan (1927-2005) |
Professor & Founder of the DHLR journal & 1st President of the DHLSNA.
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| H.M. (Bill) Daleski (1926-2010) |
Professor, The Hebrew University, Israel, & author of The Forked Flame.
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| Emile Delavenay (1905-2003) |
Professor, Universite de NICE & author of DHL, The Man & His Work.
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| John R. Doheny (1927-2005) |
Emeritus Professor of English, University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
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| Gerald Doherty ( -2014) |
Professor, University of Turku, Finland--Theorising Lawrence & Oriental Lawrence.
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| Duane Edwards |
Professor, Fairleigh Dickinson University, NJ--The Rainbow: A Search for New Life.
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| Langdon Elsbree (1929-2014) |
Professor, Claremont McKenna University, CA, author Rituals of Life.
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| George H. Ford (1915-1994) |
Professor of English, University of Rochester, author of Double Measure.
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| W. (Bob) Forster (1914-1997) |
Russian/English bookseller and Lawrence collector.
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| Sandra Gilbert (1936-2024) |
Scholar and author of Acts of Attention: The Poems of D.H. Lawrence (1972).
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Anna Grmelova ( - 2012) |
Czech scholar, wrote The Worlds of D.H. Lawrence's Short Fiction.
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| John L. Grover (1941-2004) |
Independent scholar, particularly interested in Kangaroo & later novels.
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| Donald Gutierrez (1932-2013) |
Professor, Western NMU, wrote Lapsing Out: Embodiments of Death & Rebirth.
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| Evelyn Hinz (1938-2002) |
Scholar of Anais Nin & editor of Henry Miller's The World of DHL.
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| Masako Hirai (1949-2007) |
Professor, Kobe College in Ashiya, Japan, wrote Sisters in Literature.
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| Richard H. Hoggart (1918-2014) |
British cultural historian & star witness for the 1960 “Lady Chatterley” trial.
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Virginia Hyde (1938-2019) |
Professor, Washington State University. Wrote The Risen Adam, co-edited the CUP Mornings in Mexico, co-authored the National Register of Historic Places nomination of the Lawrence ranch. Recipient of the Harry T. Moore Award.
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| Earl Ingersoll (1938-2021) |
Professor, SUNY at Brockport, author of D.H. Lawrence, Desire, and Narrative (2001).
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| Mark Kinkead-Weekes (1931-2011) |
Professor, University of Kent. Author of CUP biography Triumph to Exile.
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| Kyoko Kay Kondo ( - 2010) |
Professor & author of The Development of Form in DHL's Novelistic Art.
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| Robert Langbaum ( - 2020) |
Professor, University of Virginia, author of The Mysteries of Identity (1977) and "Lawrence and the Modernists" (1994).
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| George Lazarus (1904-1997) |
Collector of DHL manuscripts & papers donated to Univ. of Nottingham.
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| F.R. Leavis (1895-1978) |
Pioneer British Lawrence scholar recognized DHL's genius as a novelist.
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| Louis Martz (1913-2001) |
Yale Prof., editor of Quetzalcoatl; author of Many Gods and Many Voices.
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| Jorgette Mauzerall ( -2016) |
Associate Professor, Fort Valley State University; Associate Editor for the DHLR.
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| Frederick P.W. McDowell (1915-2009) |
Professor, University of Iowa & author of many essays about DHL.
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| Harry T. Moore (1908-1981) |
Pioneer DHL scholar, author of The Intelligent Heart, editor of the two-volume Collected Letters. The DHLSNA Award for Lifetime Contribution to Lawrence Studies is named after him.
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| Yoshihiro Nakanishi |
Professor of International Cultural Studies, Tenri University, Japan.
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| Margaret Emily Needham (1909-2001) |
Daughter of Lawrence's sister Emily King, nicknamed "Peggy."
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| Koji Nishimura (1907-2004) |
Professor of English, Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan & past Pres. of DHLSJ.
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| Yasuichiro Ohashi |
Emeritus Professor of English, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan.
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| Ross Parmenter (1912-1999) |
Music editor for NY Times & author of Lawrence in Oaxaca.
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| Carol Peirce (1922-2005) |
Professor of English, University of Baltimore, MD.
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| Gerald J. Pollinger (1925-2005) |
Literary agent of London's Pollinger Ltd. & manager of the Lawrence estate.
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| Peter Preston (1944-2011) |
Founder, DHL Research Centre, Nottingham; edited Journal of the DHLS.
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| Oliver Reed (1938-1999) |
Actor, played Crich in Ken Russell's 1969 movie Women in Love.
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| Charles Rembar (1915-2000) |
Lawyer who won case allowing Lady C. to be published uncensored.
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| F. Warren Roberts (1916-1998) |
As Director of the Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas he built the great collection of DHL manuscripts and books. Compiler of the first two editions of the DHL bibliography (and co- compiler of the 3rd edition). Co-editor of the Penguin Complete Poems. The second recipient of the Harry T. Moore Award.
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| Michael Ross (1936-2024) |
Author of numerous articles on Lawrence's works.
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| Barney Rosset (1922-2012) |
Published unexpurgated Grove Press edition of Lady Chatterley's Lover.
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| Eugene G. Rowley (1932-2005) |
Associate Professor of English, Wesley College, DE.
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| Lois Rudnick (1944-2021) |
Professor and authority on Mabel Dodge Luhan, authoring The Suppressed Memoirs of Mabel Dodge Luhan, MDL: New Woman, New Worlds, Edge of Taos Desert and Utopian Vistas.
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| Ken Russell (1927-2011) |
British film director of Women in Love (1969) & The Rainbow (1989).
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| Keith Sagar (1934-2013) |
Professor and author of DHL: Calendar of his works, A DHL Handbook, DHL: Selected Poetry, The Life of DHL: An Illustrated Biography, DHL & New Mexico.
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| James Sipple |
Past Chair, Interdisciplinary Studies Dept., The Lawrenceville School, NJ.
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| Claude Smith |
Major book collector who owned a large gathering of manuscripts of SCAL.
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| Mark Spilka (1925-2001) |
Professor, Brown University, RI, wrote criticism including The Love Ethic of DHL.
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| Joseph Bruce Stovel (1941-2007) |
Professor, University of Alberta, Canada--taught British novelists.
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Weldon Thornton (1934-2021) |
Professor, University of North Carolina and author of D.H. Lawrence: A Study of the Short Fiction (1993).
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| Garry Watson (1944-2023) |
Professor of English Literature, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, Co-edited with Betsy Sargent Teaching the Works of D.H. Lawrence (2001).
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| Barbara Joy Barr, nee Weekley (1904-98) |
Frieda's daughter with Ernest Weekley (nicknamed Barby).
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| Hugh Witemeyer (1940-2022) |
Professor, the University of New Mexico and champion of the Lawrence Ranch initiatives.
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| Jane Jaffe Young (1940-2009) |
Professor, Borough of Manhattan Community College, NY. Book: DHL on Screen.
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