Scott Deacle, a Ursinus College professor living in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, recently passed away.
He served as the chair of Ursinus College’s business and economics department and as an advisor to the UCIMCO student-managed investment company.
The family will declare funeral rites in the future; the authorities have not disclosed the reason for the death. Everyone expressed their respect and sympathy for him.
“We are sorry to announce that Scott Deacle passed away on Friday. Scott played with our adult team, and his son David has been a long-time club player. We ask that our Club family help the Deacle family in these difficult times.”
“I lost a friend this weekend.
Ursinus College lost an educator and a mentor this weekend.
Dr Scott Deacle (rightmost in my cover photo) died unexpectedly on Saturday.
No condolences to me, please.
Instead, please say something to the people in your life that are close to you.
Better yet, could you spend some time with them?
Tempus fugit.”
Scott Deacle trains his students in finance, economics, econometrics, and research procedures. Deacle’s research has covered many topics, most connected to different kinds of financial organizations. These entities include the Federal Home Loan Banks, neighbourhood banks, thrifts, commercial banks that hold real estate, and the “free” banking system that predated the Civil War.
The Deacle family is involved in several neighbourhood organizations, such as Scouts, marching band, youth sports, and St. James Episcopal Church. They have devoted a lot of time and effort to helping their communities.
Many people, especially those associated with the student investment club, UCIMCO, found Professor Deacle’s instruction transformative as the most recent head of the business and economics department.
Ursinus will never forget Professor Deacle’s qualities as a teacher and friend, and they are incredibly grateful for his exceptional influence and legacy.
Amelia Warner
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