Throughout those long years of conviviality, we built a solid friendship and a strong academic-scientific partnership.
Erik Daemon, as he was known in the academic environment, as a graduate student in Veterinary Parasitology (CPGPV) at the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRRJ) in the 1980s. His widely known ability to communicate, his good humor, kindness and education, as well as the deep knowledge of the subjects he taught, combined to make him a very dear person among students, professors and the staff at the two higher educational institutions where he held the positions of professor and researcher. Those words faithfully reflect the recognition of his undergraduate and graduate students for his admirable commitment during his many years of academic teaching. Do you want better? We never forgot the things he taught us! How much we miss you! Anyway, we will take your name with us wherever we go, and it will be forever".
The teacher who gave candies during classes and taught by making jokes. Erik Daemon de Souza Pinto´s students on the occasion of his death, which occurred on September 7, 2017: " for some students he was only Professor Erik Daemon – the one who taught about ticks - for me, he was so much more than an advisor, he was a father, a friend, the friend who wiped your tears and who had a solution for everything, the person who spread joy wherever he went, always conveying his contagious love of life.
I start this dedication by reproducing part of a text posted on Facebook by one of Prof.
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