Elementary School. During the 1960's and 1970's, Viggo Wallace teamed with the late Vernon Scipio to develop a school sports program in the Virgin Islands, with Mr. Wallace concentrating on the elementary level, and Mr. Scipio on the secondary school level. Their teamwork began a- legacy that led to the eventual founding of interscholastic athletic associ- ations in both districts. A native of St. Thomas, Mr. Wallace was educated at Hampton Institute and the University of Texas, and taught at Grambling College in Louisiana before joining the Department of Education in 1955. He was a true professional and valuable member of our community. We will miss him, and always remember his contributions. Linda Creque, Ph.D. Virgin Islands Commissioner of Education "a /Iam jl r, U Seaju~wj." A TRIBUTE TO VIGGO A. WALLACE As I reflect over the passing of one of my most dearest friends., the late Viggo Wallace, I am reminded of the song writer, W.B. Stevens, who wrote: "When death has come and taken our loved ones It leaves our home so lonely and drear, Then do we wonder why others prosper, Living so wicked year after year. Farther along we'll know all about it Farther along we'll understand why, Cheer up my brother, Live in the sunshine, We'll understand it all by & by." If any one man represents the epitome of a "Man" for all "Seasons." It will certainly be my friend, the late Viggo Wallace. He was, indeed a great man and true friend. Our friendship spanned over three decades. He was first and foremost a dedicated family man who exemplified endless love for his family without hesitation and without reservation. He was a great man, a father, a grandfather, a faithful and loving hus- band, a professional educator, an outstanding recreation director, a men- tor, an intellectual and an outstanding athlete who excelled in numerous sports. A Christian and dedicated church member and worker. He was a lover of people especially children and youth. He loved the great outdoors and all of its beauty. He had a tremendous sense of 10