Dennis, I think you mean the guy who wrote the report when Pope Paul VI's restored  the diaconate and then specifically asked about women. His name was Cipriano Vagaggini and he was on the International Theological Commission. The Commission didn't publish his report but he went on to publish it in the seventies in a scholarly journal. And he argued yes, women had been ordained as deacons and there would be no impediment to doing it again. The 2002 commission ignored him, of course, as it did anyone who suggested there was ordination of women. But most interesting, the 2002 commission also ignored much of the early history of women deacons, period. It will be nice to see it back on the record.