Robert Schad, the founder of Husky Technologies and a member of the Plastics Hall Of Fame, died July 11 in Toronto. He was 95. Schad's personal beliefs on responsibility guided how he ran Husky. Sustainable operations, orderly and clean shops and employee health were priorities.
Timo Günzel
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A mastermind who gave me a lot of inspiration for my technical thinking. Rest in peace my friend.
Ab Goh
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Sorry to hear it .I heard about his innovative mindset and turned Husky into a renowned, world class organization. Condolences to his family and loved ones. RIP.
Ben Nejad
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I am so sorry to hear that Robert has passed away. He was one of the father’s of our today technology. The man very talented and share his vision to so many people in the industry. I had a pleasure meeting him several times. I am deeply sorry🙏🙏🙏❤️
Farhad Fahimi
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He personally hired me in 1985. During the interview he was cordial and extremely nice. I used to go to work very early in the morning but could never beat him at the arrival. At the time there were only about 16 engineers in my area. He was the nicest boss and a great human being ever? May he RIP.
Joe Karpinski
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🙏🙏🙏 I was privileged to have met Mr. Schad early on in my career and he is clearly recognized in our industry. My condolences to his family.
Gary J. Smith
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I spoke with him at length about 10 years ago. He was a great guy and very interested in helping others develop. A loss to be sure.
Julio Alvarez
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Great person. May all his coworkers, enterprise partners and employees they keep on his legacy.
Srinivas Sonti
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A very highly accomplished person who founded a great company and most hi tech Injection Molding Machines. Husky is it's own standard.
Stephan Berz
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An highly respected pioneer left our industry
Sales Account Manager for Granite State Plastics
3moHe definitely left his mark in the industry and his legacy of quality machines will continue for a long time.