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 Thomas
Fairservice
Sun City Center, FL
July 29, 2006
He was a retired senior engineer at IBM. He
was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II.
Tom
writes: Not much news except that I've
finally found the right spot for my retirement. Both, my wife and son, only
heirs, are deceased. I needed a good place to take it easy and enjoy life.
I'm now in Florida at Freedom Place where there are probably another 600 or
700 who are retired. It seems that there is always plenty to do and people
to do it with- ie, golf, tomorrow AM, Poker in the PM and on and on. Always
interesting conversation. But, that's enough from me now. I'll stay in
touch, be well. – October 2005 |
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 George
Feuerbach
6/18/1956
 George
was
killed
in
June
1956
at
McGhee
Tyson
Air
Base,
Tennessee
when
his
Air
Force
jet
caught
fire
on
take-off
and
the
ejection
seat
activated
while
the
airplane
was
still
on
the
runway.
He
was
one
of
Lehigh's
all-time
great
wrestlers,
having
had
dual
meet
records
of
10-1,
6-0-1,
and
8-2
in
1950,
195
1,
and
1952
respectively.
He
won
first
place
titles
in
Eastern
Intercollegiate
Wrestling
Association
tournaments
three
successive
years,
winning
four
matches
and
losing
none
each
year.
In
1952
he
was
Lehigh
team
captain.
George
embodied
characteristics
of
a
man
to
stand
as
a
model
to
future
Lehigh
students.
He
strove
to
achieve
his
goals
up
to
his
capabilities.
He
was
devoted
to
his
family.
He
fulfilled
his
duties
to
his
community
and
country.
On
June
20,
1956
he
was
interred
at
Arlington
National
Cemetery
with
full
military
honors. |
 Howard
G
Figueroa
Chappaqua,
N.Y.
August
25,
2000
He
was
a
retired
vice
president
of
commercial
and
industrial
relations
with
IBM.
He
was
a
member
of
Phi
Delta
Theta,
the
Tower
Society
and
was
a
Trustee
Associate
of
the
Asa
Packer
Society.
Surviving
are
his
wife,
Marie,
two
sons
including
David
'80,
a
daughter
and
five
grandchildren. |
 Gilbert
Fitzpatrick
2/13/1998 |
 William
Fleck
6/14/1975 |
 Edgar
Fogleman
7/8/1989 |
 Charles
Ford
11/15/1996 |
  Robert
Fountain
Kill Devil Hills,
N.C.
April 30, 2009.
Bob,
was the retired
personnel superintendent for DuPont at the Waynesboro, Va., facility. He
was a U.S. Army veteran, and a brother of Chi Psi.
Picture
from
50th
Reunion
Book,
2002
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Gahr
Finney
Brewster, Mass.,
Nov. 3, 2005, He was an employee
of Otis Elevator Co. and later worked for Syska and Hennessy Inc. as a
consultant. He received his B.S. and M.S. from Newark College in New
Jersey. He was chairman of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of
Elevator Regulations. A lifelong Eagle Scout, he gave 50‑plus years of
dedication to the Boy Scouts of America. He was a recipient of the Silver
Beaver Award. He was a member of Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity. Survivors:
Wife, Jean; three daughters; three sons; 12 grandchildren. |
 John
Froggatt
Ligonier,
Pa.
July
20,
2002
 A
retired
manager
of
system
design
with
Westinghouse
Electric
Corp.,
he
received
the
M.S.
from
the
U.S.
Air
Force
Institute
of
Technology
and
was
an
Air
Force
veteran.
Surviving
are
his
wife,
Kathleen,
two
daughters,
and
a
son.
Picture
from
50th
Reunion
Book,
2002
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Fall
2002
Column
listed
his
date
of
death
as
2001
which
I
think
is
wrong
since
his
picture
was
in
the
2002
Reunion
Book |
 William
Fry
Rhinebeck, NY
June 13, 2009
William A. Fry
'52, Rhinebeck, N.Y., June 13, 2009. He retired after a 35‑year career as a
quality control engineer for IBM. He held leadership roles in the American
Society of Quality Control.
 Picture
from
50th
Reunion
Book,
2002
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One
week
after
graduation,
I
started
working
for
IBM
in
Poughkeepsie,
NY.
After
35
years
(including
2
years
in
the
Army
Signal
Corps),
in
various
management
and
technical
positions,
I
retired
as
an
Advisory
Quality
Assurance
Engineer.
In
February,
1953,
I
married
Susan
Snyder
of
Bethlehem,
PA.
We
had
2
children,
Katie
and
Peter.
Sadly,
Sue
died
at
age
38.
Later
I
married
Gisela
Martens.
She
and
her
3
children
brought
our
family
to
7.
Although
none
of
the
children
were
the
same
age,
for
several
years
there
were
5
teenagers
in
our
home.
Four
of
the
children
are
married
and
have
given
us
8
grandchildren.
The
fifth
child
will
be
married
in
June,
2002.
I
was
a
member
of
the
American
Society
for
Quality
Control
and
held
many
of
the
offices
in
the
Mid-Hudson
section,
including
chairman.
For
several
years,
I
was
treasurer
of
the
Poughkeepsie
branch
of
Planned
Parenthood.
After
retirement
in
1987,
I
was
treasurer
of
our
Condominium
Association
for
9
years.
Since
retirement,
Gisela
and
I
have
done
a
great
deal
of
traveling.
We
have
particularly
enjoyed
touring
in
the
United
States
and
cruising
in
other
parts
of
the
world.
We
have
also
enjoyed
visiting
Lehigh
over
the
years
and
seeing
the
many
changes
on
the
Campus. |
 Michael
Fuller
Garfield,
NJ
June
2,
2003
He
was
a
retired
vice
president
of
maintenance
and
construction
for
A&P,
Montvale,
N.J.
He
was
a
Navy
veteran
of
World
War
II,
a
founding
member
and
past
president
of
the
junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
past
president
of
the
Board
of
Education,
and
past
president
and
trustee
of
the
Boys
Club,
all
in
Garfield.
He
was
a
Senior
Alumni
Council
volunteer
for
the
Lehigh
University
Alumni
Association. |
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 Albert
Gale
Sandwich,
Mass
Aug.
5,
2001
He
was
a
retired
section
head
with
Raytheon
Co.,
Waltham,
Mass.
Two
daughters
and
a
son
survive. |
 Donald
Gardner
1/30/1960 |
Robert
Garner
11/18/1996 |
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 Jack
Gerrard
Orchard
Park,
N.Y.
February
7.
2000
He
was
a
retired
assistant
general
power
foreman
with
Bethlehem
Steel
Corp. |
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 Arnold
Gieseler
6/12/1996 |
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 Richard Gigon
Oradell, NJ
August 5, 2009
Richard M.
Gigon
'52, Oradell, N.J., Aug. 5, 2009. He was a retired design engineer with
the Curtiss‑Wright Corp., John Deere and Rotary Power International. He
was a veteran of the Korean War. Inducted into the Roger S.
Penske/Lehigh Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000, he was the only two-time
All‑American soccer player in Lehigh's history. He was a brother of
Lambda Chi Alpha. His son, Maj. Gerald C., is in the Class of 1978.
 Picture from 50th Reunion Book, 2002 - ->
Winter, 2000 - Dick, the only two-time All American in Lehigh soccer history, has been enshrined in the Lehigh Athletics Hall of Fame. During his illustrious three year career, Dick scored 35 of Lehigh's 73 goals. He also earned three varsity letters in baseball as a shortstop. |
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 Charles
Gill
9/8/1988 |
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 Joseph
Gilormo
7/19/1997 |
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 Richard
Glander
9/22/1991 |
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 Alan
Goetze
5/3/1988 |
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 William Gowder
Glendora,
CA
June 1, 2007.
From
Fall 2008 Alumnu Bulletin - William A. Gowder '52 Glendora,
Calif., June 1, 2007. He retired after a 35‑year career with the
Universal Cyclops Steel Co. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1944 and became
one of the first crewmembers of the USS Ticonderoga CV‑14, an Essex
Class Aircraft Carrier. He served in the Pacific Theater on the
Ticonderoga and survived two attacks by kamikaze pilots. Survivors:
Wife, Patricia; three daughters; two sons; five grandchildren;
four step‑grandchildren. - Also reported
in Fall, 2007 Alumni Bulletin |
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James
Gravany
3/23/1949 |
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 Malcolm
Graver
1/10/1976 |
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John
Richard
William
William
Jerome