Greetings

Kæreste Pia. Tak for dit store, kærlige hjerte og tak for de mange sjove og inderlige samtaler, vi har haft oppe på Taget. Jeg vil aldrig glemme dig. Kærlige tanker til dem, der nu må undvære dig.

du var en sand fortaler for socialisme retfærdighed og humanisme. du vil aldrig blive glemt.

Han var altid i godt humør

Kondolerer og sender varme tanker til jer allesammen. Dannie, Peter og Anita

vi savner dig hver dag

Kondolerer ved Gunnar’s død. Må Gud give jer hjælp og styrke i dage der kommer.

For altid❤️

En sidste hilsen kære bror og svoger

En stor og kærlig hilsen til en dejlig og humørfyldt chef og ven. . Kh Leo og Annelise Asaa

Kære far ❤️ Håber du har det godt!

kære Jens Ole, vi Kondolerer

Jan organized two NFN PhD workshops in Aarhus, first in 2013 and again last year (2021) when it was online. He also organized the Young Scholars’ Workshop in 2017 which required, among other organizing tasks, a large fundraising effort. Moreover, he has over years organized a number of intensive PhD courses at Aarhus University with international faculty like, e.g., Mark Flannery. These intensive PhD courses have benefitted NFN students tremendously over the years. Jan always spoke highly about NFN and our activities and valued greatly our efforts. It was always a pleasure to meet with him. He had lots of opinions, ideas, and was always willing to chat about whatever topic. He was very open about his own life and willing to share his experiences from it, in particular, his many years in New Zealand. We believe he really enjoyed life in general, good food and wine, and talked very warmly about his family including his old mother. We will remember and miss his always deep and insightful discussions at the PhD workshops, his engagement to make NFN and Nordic PhD students excel, his warm personality, great sense of humor, and interesting conversations in every aspect of life. On behalf of the Nordic Finance Network (NFN), Mikko Leppämäki and Kristian Miltersen

TAK FOR ALT

Jeg kender Ulla fra vores mange hyggelige mandage aftener i Medborgerhuset. Hun var altid så sød ved mig og interesseret i sine omgivelser. Jeg kondolerer mange gange. De bedste hilsener Isabella

Hvil i fred Kaja

Kære bedste og oldemor. Tak for mange gode stunder sammen både I min barndom og voksenliv . Vi vil alle 3 fortælle lillebror alle vores gode historier og oplevelser med dig og mindes dem med glæde ❤ Du vil blive så savnet , som godt bette bedste og tak for alt ❤

En dejlig person er alt for tidlig gået bort. Han vil blive savnet meget i vores dejlige område Æ skovbryn. Jeg tænker meget på dig Betty her i den svære tid. Kærlig og tanker Bent i nr. 3

Du vil blive savnet...

savner dig vikelig maget håber vikelig du sover skønt i din kister du vil altid som i altid være i mine tanker alle i familen vil stadig se dig i vors tanker og vi vil altid elske dig som i altid vi glæder os til at se dig i himlen en eller anen dag og vi kommer tit over til stenen og seter noget for at mende dig og jeg ved at vi altid har dig i os farfar og vi er der for dig i vores hjerte og vores tanker hej hej farfar

Vi tænder et lys for dig Svend og mindes de mange gode dansetimer vi har haft med dig og Bente. Det er og har været en svær tid for dig, Bente og din familie. Vi kan spørge hvorfor nogen skal rammes af denne forbandede sygdom. Ingen ved det, men vi må glæde os over alle de gode dage og timer vi har haft. Vi sender mange kærlige tanker og hilsner til dig og din familie. Karen & Ivar

vi alle savner dig håber du har det godt i himlen.

kære bedste far. jeg savner dig rigtig meget. du var en rigtig god bedstefar og den beste. hilsen cathrine abelline lund holt

Hvil i fred

Obituary of Associate Professor Jan Bartholdy On Sunday 23 January, we received the message about Jan’s sudden and much too early passing. Jan was only 65 years old. Jan was born in Copenhagen and began his studies as cand.polit. there but chose to finish his studies at Queen’s University in Canada. Here, Jan met his wife, Paula, who is Irish. They both received their PhD degree from Queen’s University. After graduating, Jan was employed at Saint Mary’s University in Canada. Following a couple of years in Canada, the course was set for New Zealand where Paula and Jan were employed at the University of Otago in Southern New Zealand. After 10 years in New Zealand, the family settled in Malling, Denmark, and in 1999, Jan was employed at Aarhus School of Business, now Aarhus University. Around the same time as Jan’s employment, Aarhus School of Business had initiated an internationalization of the school’s study programmes. English became the teaching language of most existing study programmes, and new study programmes with an international perspective were established. A Master’s degree in Finance and International Business (cand.merc. FIB) was the first study programme taught in English at Aarhus School of Business. Jan’s international background proved very useful here, and Jan’s personality was also a decisive factor in the great success of the new master’s degree programme. Jan’s personal approach to the students and his eminent teaching skills made him a highly valued lecturer and key figure in the establishment of the study programme. Jan was a popular lecturer who had high expectations of his students – which was greatly appreciated by them. Throughout his career, Jan has been a dedicated and committed researcher – wide-ranging within corporate finance – and with a large, international network. We will remember Jan as a good friend and inspiring colleague who had the ability to think outside the box. We will also remember him for his ability to engage students in learning. Jan enjoyed having a good laugh and had a great sense of humour. Jan will be missed by students and colleagues. Jan is survived by his wife, Paula and three adult children. Our thoughts go out to Jan’s family for the loss of a caring and loving husband and father. In respect of Jan’s memory. On behalf of Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus University, Anders Grosen and Frank Pedersen