"Brian would watch TV with us," Gardner said. "Mark and Brian were amazing."
Rebecca C. Hardiman '01 expressed similar feelings.
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"He eats with us all the time and knows our names," she said. "And he can play the harpsichord."
Kirkland resident Bryan M. Parker '02 said he's "heard some people say [Risinger] can be strict."
But Parker called Risinger "awesome," and said he "gives good advice."
Conley said the news of Risinger's departure was not a shock.
"We came in knowing it might be his last year," she said.
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