Since this website has gone public the following people have come forward with aid and materials of many forms pertaining to the Burke Center's mission of  remembering and promoting the legacy of Dr. Albert E. Burke.  It has taken many forms from sending encouragement, program scripts and video clips to aid in placing articles in front of the public.  All have been deeply appreciated and we honor those here who have led the way in this mission of remembrance:

Barry Davis who helped to obtain films of Dr. Burke's TV shows that were stored in Cody, Wyoming  & transferred Probe to DVD

Phillip Wooding who sent a treasure trove of Burke memorabilia saved from right after the fire at the Burke home in Cheshire, CT.

Tom Condon, Assistant Editorial Page Editor of The Hartford Courant, for his diligent work in bringing a major article on Dr. Burke to print on November 23, 2008.

Natalie Miles of Brigham Young University for her ongoing work to have the 1964 BYU Speech of the Year by Dr. Burke be made publicly available

L. Neil Smith for his wonderful June 9, 2010, blog "Looking for Burke" recounting his early exposure to Dr. Burke's way of thinking.

Dan Sanders and his wife who aided Dr. Burke in his latter years.

Tita Owre who found the film Cuba: The Battle of America and provided the URL to view it. (See

Ira Gallen who thoughtfully alerted us to his posting of Dr. Burke moderating a panel discussing the work and philosophy of Dr. Albert Schweitzer. See:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOOCkgxNDTM&playnext=1&list=PL3677C134BFD71637&index=20

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuyyHer-LtM&playnext=1&list=PL11489C6F37BC6A8A&index=69