An inspired teacher of how to think logically and express thoughts simply in the English Language.

A twinkle in the eye that engaged, intrigued and conveyed an inner understanding and strength.

He was always kind, patient and had both character and charm, especially with the ladies.

Was able to judge character from handwriting and not be too proud to rely on his predictions.

To observe him playing chess was to watch ‘grand master ballet’ with his moving hand – it was beautiful even without appreciating the significance of the moves.

Shortly before he retired he said that being a University Academic is one of the greatest privileges, and the opportunity should be treasured.

I think of Zepler not as a building but as a rock whose presence will last forever.

Michael Griffin, Professor of Human Factors