William Dean Wray (1910 – 1962) Mathematician/Cryptologist
William Dean Wray (1910 – 1962) Mathematician/Cryptologist
William Dean Wray (1910 – 1962) Mathematician/Cryptologist
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He was off work about two or three weeks and when he came<br />
back he was under Doctor’s orders to work only four hours a day.<br />
This he did for a little over a week and then the Cuban missile<br />
crisis flared up and our Agency was heavily involved. The<br />
organization Bill was directing at the time was responsible for<br />
this area. … Bill quickly forgot his doctors orders and started<br />
putting in long days. We all put in extra hours and I can<br />
remember going home after a 12 or 14 hour day and seeing Bill<br />
still around the area. I know that at least on one occasion he<br />
didn’t go home at all but managed to get a little rest on a bed in<br />
the dispensary. Just as the Cuban missile crisis came to an end<br />
Bill went into his terminal illness and shortly thereafter passed<br />
away. There is no question in my mind that Bill sacrificed his life<br />
for his country.<br />
John Guccione