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Edward Nathaniel Lide, MS EE 70, of Atlanta, on Jan. 1. Air Force (captain), World War II. Lockheed. Consultant, Measurement Systems. John Kenneth Marshall, CE 77, of Townsend, Ga., on Dec. 1. Private civil engineering practice. International mining and construction companies. Son: Blake R. Marshall, current student. Ralph Edward Marshall Sr., IM 75, of Monroe, Ga., on March 3. Entrepreneur. Ronald Harold Simpson, EE 77, of Conyers, Ga., on Feb. 22. Senior power systems engineer, GE. GE Field Service Engineers Hall of Fame (2005). Michael Edward Smith, MgtSci 74, of Eudora, Kan., on Oct. 8. Marketing, IBM. Harold B. Snyder Jr., MS AE 70, of Richmond, Va., on Feb. 14. Army (colonel). Aviator. William George Stewart, CE 71, MS CE 73, of Absecon, N.J., on Feb. 17. Manager and co-owner, Continental Cleaners. Nephews: Glen Stewart, ME 09, and Alex Stewart, current student. Robert A. “Bobby” Tillery Sr., IE 72, of Columbus, Ga., on Nov. 20. Vice president, Hardaway Company. Owner, J.A. Long. James D. Wheeler, AM 71, of Atlantic Beach, Fla., on Dec. 1. Computer programmer, Coca-Cola. Norfolk Southern.
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Susan Niebur, Phys 95. Discovery program scientist, NASA. Owner, Niebur Consulting. Blogger, Women in Planetary Science and Toddler Planet.
Michael William Bailey, Arch 86, MS Phys 88, of Savannah, Ga., on Dec. 18. Bailey & Bailey Associates. Alexandra Y. Cleary, ChE 82, of Duluth, Ga., on Dec. 30. Georgia Environmental Protection Division. Husband: William Cleary, EE 82. William “Bill” Albert Davis Jr., Arch 84, of Conyers, Ga., on Feb. 14. Army instructor, Southeastern Signal School. Georgia Power Company. Mark Anthony Donihe, IE 86, of Roan o k e , Va . , o n Ja n . 4 . P re s i d e nt , Enviro-Dynamics. Sales engineer, Newbern Trane Associates. Gabriel Ehrenstein, Cls 81, of Harrah, Okla., on Nov. 18. Biomedical engineer.
Michael T. Walker, Econ 89, of Jacksonville, Fla., on Jan. 2. Navy.
1990s Sherry Ann Muhl, MS IE 93, of Kenmore, Wash., on Dec. 12. Developer, Stonger Every Day, a website of resources about gynecological cancers. Susan Niebur, Phys 95, of Silver Spring, Md., on Feb. 6. Discovery program scientist, NASA. Owner, Niebur Consulting. Blogger, Women in Planetary Science and To d d l e r P l a n e t . H u s b a n d : C u r t Niebur, AE 96.
James R. “Randy” Gatton, EE 80, of Vienna, Va., on Feb. 23. ExxonMobil.
2000s
Cynthia Smith Hotchkiss, MgtSci 83, of Alpharetta, Ga., on Dec. 20. Production planning, corporate training and project management, Kraft, GeorgiaPacific and SAP.
Blanton E. Black III, CS 06, of Martinez Branch, Ga., on Feb. 7. Principle Solutions.
Lydia Kedzierski, MgtSci 86, of Marietta, Ga., on Nov. 19. Route analyst, Delta Air Lines. Coach, First Lego League Robotics all-girl Georgia champion team. Brothers: Richard Musterer, IM 83, and John Musterer, IE 90, MS IE 92. Joseph “Joe” B. Taylor, EE 83, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., on Dec. 4. Owner, Camber Southeast. Memorial contributions: Georgia Tech Foundation Inc., 760 Spring Street N.W., Suite 400, Atlanta, Ga., 30308. George J. Vargo Jr., MS HP 88, of Avondale, Penn., on Nov. 20. Radiology. Patent-holder, passive directional radiation probe. Editor, Health Physics Journal.
Shannon Nicole Joiner, Mgt 06, of Atlanta, on Jan. 17. NCR Systems.
Friends Robert B. Cassell, of Weeki Wachee, Fla., on Jan. 3. Army, World War II. Founder, Tech’s Basic Economic Development Training Program. Chief research scientist, Georgia Tech. Henry M. Neumann, of Decatur, Ga., on Feb. 3. Army, World War II. Chemistry professor, Georgia Tech (professor emeritus). Charles Norman Ramsey, of Marietta, Ga., on March 6. Navy, Korea.
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