1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

executive with Eppler, Guerin
ScTurner imtil his retirement.
Valparaiso
Theodore L. Weber ('56)
died Febmary 28 in Fort
Wayne, IN.
Vanderbilt
Thomas G. BaUey ('40) .
died July 7 in NashvUle, TN.
Survivors include two Phi
sons, Thomas G.Jr.,
Vanderbilt '69, and John L.,
Tennessee '76.
WUUam R. Manier IV
('70) died July 17 in NashvUle,
TN. He was an associate with
WUUam R. Manier and
Associates. Survivors include a
Phi father, WUUam R. Ill,
Vanderbilt '47, two Phi uncles,
Ogden D., Vanderbilt '41, and
Robert C. H. Mathews Jr.,
Vanderbilt '49, and a Phi
cousin, James W. IV,
Vanderbilt '47.
OUie F Minton Jr. ('35)
died June 23 in NashviUe, TN.
He served as a gUder
instmctor in World War II.
He was a past president and
former member of the
National Warehousing
Association.
Vermont
WiUiam M. Lockwood
('27) died Febmary 24 in
BurUngton, VT.
Wabash
CarroU "Buck" Cordes
('50) died July 30 in
CrawfordsviUe, IN. He served
in the U.S. Army during
World War II where he was
prisoner of war.
Norman K. Durham ('26 )
died in June in Sarasota, FL.
Washburn
WendeU L. GarUnghouse
('30) died June 3 in Topeka,
KS. He practiced law for 56
years in Topeka. He also was
an instmctor at Washburn
University School of Law. He
was elected as Judge of the
Court of Topeka for four
years.
Thomas E. Gleason ('48)
died September 18,1992, in
Ottawa, KS.
JohnW.McCornack('45)
died November 6,1992, in
Baton Rouge, LA.
WUUamW.PayneJr.('46)
died June 29 in Topeka, KS.
Washington (Seattle)
Aristides C. "Artie"
DeUmittos ('56) died May 31
in Carlsbad, CA. He had been
retired for two years from
CREDCO, Inc. where he
enjoyed a 25 year partnership
in the growth and
development of the company.
Robert M.Frayn ('27)
died August 1 in Seattie, WA.
He served as a representative
for Washington State for 10
years, becoming Speaker of
the House in 1951. He was
also chairman of the State
RepubUcan Party. He served
on the University of
Washington's board of regents
and was UW Alumni
Association president, earning
the University's Recognition
Award in 1988. He was
parUamentarian at the 1966
General Convention.
J. Tyler HuU ('37) died
July 9 in Seattle, WA. He
served in World War II as an
officer in the U.S Army
CounterinteUigency Corps.
He was a partner in Bogle 8c
Gates, a law furm speciaUzing
in labor law.
WUUam R. Jennings ('42)
died July 23 in Seattle, WA.
He served in the U.S. Navy
during World War II.
Glade R. Kirkpatrick
('29) died May 4 in Tulsa,
OK. He was chairman of the
Guaranty Abstract Co. He
was elected to the Oklahoma
Legislature in 1934 and served
for eight years. He was named
chairman of the Tulsa
Chamber of Commerce
Waterway Committee in
1942. Survivors include a Phi
son, John C, Oklahoma '60,
and two Phi nephews,
Charles, Colorado '59, and
Donald, Washington '60.
West Virginia
Meri D.Wright ('28) died
January 23 in Morgantown,
WV.
Westminster
FrankX.Fuchs('35)died
May 5 in Coral Springs, FL.
G. Cameron Hurst Jr.
('36) died March 14 in San
Mateo, CA. He was leader in
the Rotary Club. He was a
retired insurance underwriter
for the New York Life
Insurance Co.
Whitman
Samuel J. Haguewood
('46)diedJunel9inPort
Maurice W. Acers
Angeles, WA. During World
War II he served with the U.S.
Navy as a PBY PUot. He was
an 18-year member of the
Port Angeles City CouncU,
and served a four-year term as
mayor. He owned
Haguewood's Restaurant for
41 years.
Williamette
Richard D. Hartiey ('50)
died September 28,1992, in
Silverton, OR.
Wisconsin
Sidney Boyden ('23) died
AprU 8 in Plantation, FL. He
was a pioneer in the executive
search business. He formed
Boyden Associates Inc. The
company opened its first
international office in
Switzerland and now has 46
offices in 33 countries.
WiUiam A. Dean ('45)
died August 30,1992, in
Tacoma,WA
Wyoming
Robert C.Tims ('56) died
Mayl7inWorland,WY.
In Coelo Quies Est
Maurice W. Acers, Southern Methodist '29, died August 6 in
Dallas.Texas. He was an aide to former Texas Gov. Allan Shivers
and a civic leader, serving on
Rotary Club, United Way,
YMCA, and Boys and Girls
Clubs of America. He was
active in crime prevention,
working for the FBI from
1934 to 1947 as personnel
director and a regional agent.
He founded Dallas Area
Crime Stoppers and other
community crime watch
organizations. He was an
active member of the Austin
Alumni Club.
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