Joan Ullyot Obituary

Oh Joan, I was so sorry to learn of your passing. How much I was in awe of you as we shared our time at the Institute of Health Research. Our desks were in the same room facing each other. You were such an inspiration to me. I remember the publication of your first book. We shared a camaraderie and bond in those days as two professional women dedicated to our careers. I've never forgotten you. Thank you for being there for me. Our friendship meant so much. You touched my life .
Sweet restful peace for you and healing for your family. I send love.

I ran my first marathon in 1983 in Dallas, Texas with inspiration from her book, Running Free. I'm 65, still run, and plan to do the Tokyo Marathon in 2023 to complete all 6 major marathons. I'm so sorry she died. Her legacy will continue with me. You have my deepest sympathies.

My condolences.

Sincere condolences to the Family, May the God of Tender Mercies take care of you during this very difficult time. May he give you his peace and calm of heart and his peace. May he support you with his strength as he carries the load of your grief. Psalm 68:19

I had the opportunity of racing in a Bonnie Bell 10k in Golden Gate Park probably about 27 years ago, Joan also had quite a connection with NZ runners over the years, fond memories

Don’t rule out women for many things that they can accomplish. Dr Ullyot was definitely aware of that. Thanks for her recognition of what woman are capable of. Prayers offered to the family and my condolences.