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In Memoriam |
 Dr. Edward J. Walter, Sr. (1915- 2008)
Dr. Edward J. Walter, age 93
passed away quietly on Easter
Sunday. Beloved husband of
Thelma Pearson; father of Constance
Hassett (James Richardson), Barbara
Black (John O'Connell), Edward
Walter, Mary Holz, Francis Walter
(Robin), Kevin Walter (Leslie),
James Walter (Dolores), Thomas
Walter (Sheila), John Walter
(Gail-Marie), and three
stepchildren, Jonnie Marks (Robert
Wallis), Marie Dezort (Dennis), and
Betty Fisher (Michael); grandfather
of 26 and great grandfather of 12;
preceded in death by his wife
Constance (nee Elms)...... |
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Gloria A. Eppich (1957- 2008)
We are very saddened to
announce that Gloria Eppich, ISEE's
Assistant Publications Manager, died
Thursday, March 20th from
complications following surgery.
Gloria had been on sick leave
following surgery several weeks ago.
A loyal and dedicated employee and
friend to many members and staff,
Gloria was in her fourth year
working with the Society. She
will be missed....... |
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George L. Griffith, Jr. (1919- 2008)
George L. Griffith Jr., a
truly valued member of the "Greatest
Generation" was born on May 31,
1919, of G. Leslie Griffith and
Blanche Walling. "Griff" is survived
by his daughter Susan Parker Vizzard,
his son G. Robert Griffith, his
grandchildren Elizabeth A. Cahill,
and Matthew G. Grant, and his great
grandchildren Robert and Sydney
Cahill, and Elyse Grant. Mr.
Griffith was a member of the
International Society of Explosives
Engineers since 1984 and had been a
reviewer for the ISEE Blasters'
Handbook 17th Edition.......... |
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Evan M. Shelby (1922- 2008)
Evan M. Shelby, 85, of
Marion, KY passed away on Sunday,
March 9, 2008. Mr. Shelby,
simply known as "Shelby" was born
December 22, 1922, in Evansville,
IN, son of the late Albert and Opal
Davidson Shelby, whose family was
rich in ancestry of the Kentucky
'Blue Bloods'. He retired at the age
of 83 after 28 years of employment
with the Kentucky Department of
Mines & Minerals as Chief
Inspector........ |
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Dr. Wei Shing Chang (1934 - 2008)
Dr. Wei Shing
Chang passed away February 9, 2008.
Dr. Chang was a pillar in the
hazardous materials industry. His
unique expertise in the testing,
analysis and transportation of
hazardous materials was recognized
both nationwide and internationally.
Working in conjunction with the U.S.
DOT, Dr. Chang's recommendations on
shipping classifications enabled the
safe transport and storage of
hazardous materials throughout the
industry...... |
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