Robert N. Greene Jr. ’35, retired civil engineer at The Travelers, and WWII 343rd Army Corps of Engineers veteran; July 28, 2000.

Carl C. Donsbach ’36, retired professor and chair of accounting at Siena College, active in professional and civic organizations; Dec. 7, 2000.

Thomas J. Fratar ’36, retired PE and partner, Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton, fellow and former national director of ASME, and WWII Army veteran; March 15.

John S. Dufford ’38, retired vice president, Texas Instruments, and former president, Longhorn Distributing; 2001.

Howard D. Herbert ’38, retired superintendent, laboratory services, Textile Fibers Department, DuPont Co.; Oct. 25, 2000.

William P. Hofmann ’39, M.C.E. ’47, retired deputy chief engineer, N.Y.S. Department of Public Works Bureau of Soil Mechanics, and special engineer of the Manhattan Project; Dec. 11, 2000.

Robert C. Snyder ’40, retired founder of Engineering Industries Inc. in Norway, Maine, former head of R&D at Flintkote Co., and decorated WWII Marine Corps veteran; Dec. 31, 2000.

Donald J. Stephens ’40, retired architect and founder of D.J. Stephens Associates, and longtime board of education president in Berlin, N.Y., among other community service; March 29.

Roger MacPherson ’43, president of Positive Variable Drive Corp., prolific inventor of automotive applications, and WWII Air Force veteran; May 1.

Paul E. Moench ’43, retired materials engineer, GE Turbine Operations Division, and an outdoors enthusiast; July 14.

Robert L. Humphreys ’47, retired assistant master mechanic, Bethlehem Steel Corp., active volunteer for the Boy Scouts and hospital, and WWII Navy veteran; May 17.

Edward J. LeBeau ’47, retired quality information equipment manager for General Electric, active in civic organizations, and WWII Army Air Corps veteran; Dec. 10, 2000.

Robert E. Slothower ’47, retired founder and president of Turbo Dynetics Inc., formerly with Air Research; April 17.

William H. Dearborn Jr. ’50, retired director of international operations with the RCA Record Division, and WWII Army Air Force veteran; May 25.

Einar F. Iverson ’50, former president, Ivey Industries Inc. of Springfield, Mass.; Jan. 20.

James M. Moore ’50, retired professor at Virginia Tech, former county supervisor, active community member, Class of ’50 correspondent and member of the Four Horsemen quartet, and decorated WWII Army veteran; Aug. 20.

George E. Berwanger ’51, retired senior vice president of construction, Mellon Stuart Co. of Pittsburgh, and Navy veteran; Feb. 27.

W. Edwin Dill ’52, retired vice president, Rox Drill Inc., and former senior mining geologist with Dunn Geoscience Corp.; March 15.

Peter R. Reda ’52, of Harrison, N.Y., former production supervisor, Kalama Chemicals Inc.; April 2001.

Robert S. Browning Jr., M.S. ’54, Ph.D. ’62, retired section head, analytical chemistry, Sterling Winthrop Research Institute; Dec. 16, 2000.

James J. Paley ’55, retired from Harris Corp., former engineer with General Electric and director of R&D with the N.Y.S. Division of Criminal Justice Services, and WWII Army Air Corps veteran; Nov. 16, 2000.

Robert V. Klint, M.M.E. ’56, Ph.D. ’59, retired engineer for General Electric, holder of more than 25 patents, a pilot, former scout leader and lay preacher; April 2.

Robert J. Dowling ’57, retired director of fusion development and technology, U.S. Department of Energy, and Navy veteran; May 27.

Norris C. Olsen ’57, retired director, international market, Caterpillar Inc., and very active in choral societies; May 30.

James W. Allison ’58, M.M.E. ’64, MBA ’84, retired after 35 years in various management engineering capacities with Pratt & Whitney, and Air Force veteran; Dec. 20, 2000.

Frederick H. Klappmeier, Ph.D. ’65, retired professor of chemistry at Russell Sage College, active in professional societies, and Army veteran; 2001.

George J. Troffer, M.S. ’70, former project manager with Applied Management Engineering, PC, in Virginia Beach, Va., Sept. 15, 1999.

David R. Cherico, M.S. ’86, former senior field engineer, Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, and member of the Connecticut Wildfire Team; April 3.