Abstract
My academic family lost our patriarch, Jeremy Kilpatrick, on September 17, 2022. As I write this in October, reflecting on his legacy to our field feels timely. After a brief biographical sketch, I explore how Jeremy's influence, particularly in his role as Editor in Chief of JRME, shaped our fieldand my own work as editor.
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