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Robert Paul Englander (Engr ’42 L/M) of Richmond, Va., died April 16, 2009. and became a cattle rancher on the Diamond Dragon Ranch in Idaho. (Col ’41 L/M) of Longmont, Colo., died May 9, 2009. Forest Service as a weather forecaster.Į. Hibbard was a meteorologist and worked for the U.S. He served in the military during World War II and received two Silver Stars, the Presidential Unit Citation and Republic of China Medal of Valor.Ĭharles Hibbard Jr. Lawrence Peyton Harris (Com ’41 A/M) of Newport News, Va., died June 13, 2009. Haggerty was a lumberman for 70 years, serving as president and later as chief executive officer of Williams Lumber Company of North Carolina.

Wikander was a geologist and worked for the U.S. Judge Myers became the president and director of the Indianapolis Legal Aid Society.įrederick Gerdes Wikander (Col ’40 A/M) of Eugene, Ore., died March 30, 2009. On his return, he assumed the bench of Municipal Court Room 1, where he served for nearly 35 years. Army in Korea, where he earned two battle stars.

He practiced law in Indianapolis and was general counsel for the Indianapolis Legal Aid Society until 1950, when he was called to serve in the U.S. Army during World War II and was awarded the Air Medal, French Croix de Guerre with palm, Médaille de la France Libérée, seven battle stars and the Indiana National Guard Commendation Medal. (Law ’40 A/M) of Indianapolis died April 6. He was a judge of the Charlottesville General District Court from 1973 until 1985. David Barhydt Marshall (Col ’40, Law ’42 A/M) of Charlottesville died June 7, 2009.