Memorial service for Julian A. McPhee

[00:00:00] Recording begins in the middle of the opening benediction prayer [00:00:41] Student representatives talks about the role that McPhee played as President of Cal Poly [00:01:04] Student praises McPhee's leadership and high goals that helped to build Cal Poly from 300 students to over 8,000 [00:01:56] Student brings up the funding that was set aside by McPhee to build the Student Union on campus [00:03:24] Student introduces the Executive Vice Chancellor of the California State Colleges, Dr. Raymond A. Rydell [00:04:09] Rydell talks about the legacy of McPhee as the President of Cal Poly [00:04:36] Rydell talks about the magnitude of the ideas, plans, and successes held by McPhee [00:05:55] Rydell details McPhee's defense of the students and faculty of Cal Poly [00:06:53] President Kennedy begins to speak on the purpose of being [00:07:58] Kennedy states that McPhee lived for the dedication to service to others [00:09:05] Kennedy talks about McPhee's tremendous faith in work and its balance with play [00:10:10] Kennedy talks about McPhee taking pleasure from being with his family and interacting with students [00:11:05] Kennedy says that McPhee used his strength and leadership skills practically to achieve his goals for the educational system [00:12:48] Kennedy talks about McPhee's appetite for accurate information in order to make wise decisions and his willingness to continue learning [00:14:18] Kennedy concedes that far more could be said about McPhee's accomplishments that what has been said in this memorial [00:15:06] The prayer of benediction begins