lech Dorothy L. Hagerty and P. Frank Hagerty of Atlanta • Natives of Easton, Pennsylvania, who have lived in Atlanta since 1975 • Frank Hagerty has a B.S. and M.S. in chemical engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Yale University. He worked with Eastman Kodak and spent most of his career in Process Development with Sun Company in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania. As a professor, he taught chemical engineering at the University of Pennsylvania. Before retiring in 1989, Frank Hagerty was a consultant for many years. • Dorothy "Duff" Hagerty, a graduate of Swarthmore College, worked with IBM for 32 years in several managerial positions. Gifts to Georgia Tech: • Frank Hagerty has donated over 2,000 books to the Gilbert Library. • The P. Frank Hagerty Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust will establish an endowment for the purchase of books, journals, and information resources in the fields of mathematics, physics, chemistry and engineering for the Library and Information Center. Frank Hagerty's Notable Quotation: "The friendliness of the Georgia Tech Library staff and particularly admittance to the the stacks has been especially helpful to me. After retirement, I became interested in fields outside my academic training: mathematics, such as cohomology and differential geometry as applied to physics. Browsing the stacks and the new books kept me interested in many other scientific subjects. Since I have appreciated working in Georgia Tech's library, I want to contribute to its future success." Dorothy and Frank Hagerty are two of Founders' Council's 726 members who have made bequests or life income gifts in support of Georgia Tech's future. For more information on leaving a legacy at Georgia Tech through a bequest or life-income gift please contact: Office of Development, Planned Giving Atlanta GA 30332-0220 or call (404) 894-4678
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