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3 J.L. Prop. & Soc'y 1 (2017)

handle is hein.journals/jlpros3 and id is 1 raw text is: Into Centuries of Centuries: Reflections on Marc R. Poirier (1952-2015) John A. Lovetf Marc Poirier was an innovative scholar, a fantastic men- tor and teacher, and last, but certainly not least, a great friend to many, many members of the property law community. I am not sure when I first met Marc because it seems as if I have known him since my very first days as a law professor. Our first meeting must have occurred at one of the annual breakfast meetings of the Property Law Section of the American Association of Law Schools (AALS). In his booming, confident voice and with his warm smile, Marc would have stood up from the table and talked about his recent work and invited everyone to join him for another event at the annual meeting, perhaps a SALT support group, a med- itation session, or an environmental law field trip. At the rest of the meeting, Marc would have been omnipresent. He would be the first person to stand up and praise panelists' presentations and then the first to ask a probing question. In May 2015, Marc and I travelled to the ALPS conference at the University of Georgia Law School in Athens, Georgia. We rented a car together at the Atlanta airport and then drove, along with ALPS colleague Sally Richardson, to Athens. Marc and I spent a lot of time together at that conference. We enjoyed meals together with friends, * De Van D. Daggett, Jr. Distinguished Professor, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. I wish to thank Tim Mulvaney and Linda E. Fisher for their com- ments and contributions to this essay, Ngai Pindell and Marc Roark for helping to organize and providing illuminating papers at our panel discussion of Marc Poir- ier's scholarship at 2016 ALPS meeting in Belfast, N.I. and finally Ben Barros and Robin Hickey for their institutional support and leadership at ALPS in helping all of us honor Marc Poirier. (@ John A. Lovett 2017. htn://www.alns/svr.edu/iournal /2017/04 /TLPS-2017-04-Lovwtt.ndf.

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