ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 01223 Eugene Abruzzo Eugene Abruzzo Contributor To: Lunar Module Program as Instrumentation and Calibration Engineer for vehicle and ground support equipment. Grumman Aerospace Corp. Cassini Mission to 01420 Carl F. Acker Carl F. Acker Saturn and Hubble Telescope Programs as Program Quality Assurance Manager for the reaction wheel and electronic assemblies and rate gyro assemblies Allied Signal Corp. The Space Program had a very special person in Chuck, who served with dedication, skill and the highest of standards as 00215 Trudy S. Adams Chuck Keith Adams an Engineer with Lockheed. In this way he can always fell he is still a part of this exciting program. Dr. Mac C. Adams played a major role in solving the problem ballistic missile reentry and helped to develop the theory which determines the type & amount of ablating material needed to protect spacecraft & ballistic missile heat shields. 01297 Sammi Adams Mac C. Adams From 1965-1968,Dr. Adams was Associate Administrator, Advanced Research &Technology for the National Aeronautics & Space Administration in Washington D.C Received Exceptional Service Medal in 1968 Mr. Richard "Dick" Adams is an extraordinary tour guide and has been since 1969. He loves the Space Program, and the knowledge and the spin-offs it provides us all. His constant desire to be able to answer questions from all of his guests 2072 Your Family Loves You! Richard "Dick" Adams motivates him to read and research on his personal time. If you ever have a chance to tour the Kennedy Space Center, he will provide information and insight. He is the best guide KSC has ever had!! Commander of 45th Weather Squadron from 17Jun94 to present. Directed all operational weather support for space launch activity at Kennedy Space Center and Cape 00191 Col Thomas C. Adang Thomas C. Adang (Col) Canaveral Air Station, ensuring72 safe, successful launches (16 Space Shuttle; 8 Delta; 19 Atlas II; 7 Titan-N; and 22 Navy Trident Ballistic Missile Missions). Rudy Adornato was instrumental in the development and operation of the Apollo program's Lunar Module from inception of the Lunar Orbit and Rendezvous technique through the Apollo Applications Program. As the leader of 00629 Joan Adornato Rudolf Adornato Grumman's Trajectory Analysis, he developed unique and lasting techniques for manual rendezvous and docking. He went on to become a manager and leader of Grumman's Space endeavors. Space Adventures is the Premier Space Tourism Company and the only company to have sent tourist to space orbit; to the ISS. The first space tourist, Mr. Dennis Tito, in April 2001; 2113 Chuck Sammons Space Adventures Mark Shuttleworth (Cape Town, South Africa) in April 2002; and Dr. Greg Olsen (Princeton, NJ) is scheduled to fly to ISS on Soyuz Rocket in October 2005. Armand J. Affe started employment with Grumman March 1952, until his death in Oct 1985. He worked as a manager of 00732 Charlotte Affe Armand Affe the 'Clean Room' during his association with the LEM project. He was very proud his signature was included with other workers and traveled to the moon and back. Served as a Senior Electrical Engineer for McDonnell Douglas Payload Projects at KSC. He was Lead Electrical Engineer for the Gamma Ray Observatory. Awarded NASA 00590 Steven Agid Steven Agid Group Achievement Awards for his work on Galileo-Jupiter and Hubble Space Telescope repair mission. McDonnell Douglas Employee of the Month October 1996. As an employee of Grumman Aerospace Corporation, I was assigned to the Kennedy Space Center from October 1968 through February1973 as an instrumentation engineer on the 00139 Louis R. Aguinaga Louis R. Aguinaga Apollo/Lunar Module ground support program. From 1983 through 1986, I was responsible for managing the Space Shuttle ground support calibration program. Began work at Cape Canaveral in the spring of 1959 on the Atlas R&D launches. Was Pad 14 Lead Propulsion Engineer on last two Mercury launches (Schirra & Cooper). 2298 Douglas D. Ahrens Douglas D. Ahrens Transferred to NASA in 1964 on the ELV Atlas-Agena program. After its conclusion, participated in approximately 150 Delta, and several Atlas-Centaur launches. Started work at K.S.C. for USBI in 1978 as a software engineer. Hired by Lockheed Corp. in Jan. 1984 as a software engineer specialist for L.P.S. was awarded the Silver 00873 Karen R. Aiello Peter Aiello Snoopy in 1989.Received The Space Flight Awareness Award in January of 1996for trouble shooting an Anomaly in Control Room 1 during OMIS0024 test for STS 71 Launch 01419 Amy Aitken-Tatusko Charles W. Aitken In memory of Patricia Akins, from the OV-104team for Flow Director Angie Brewer.Patricia Akins supportedthe hopes and dreams of NASA's Angie Brewer who performed numerous 2428 William Lane Patricia Akins roles in the Space Shuttle Program and launched the final STS-135 shuttle mission. Rest in peace, Patricia, mom. God InBless. memory of Arthur Akins, from the OV-104team for Flow Director Angie Brewer.Arthur Akins supportedthe hopes and dreams of NASA's Angie Brewer who performed numerous 2429 William Lane Arthur Akins roles in the Space Shuttle Program and launched the final STS-135 shuttle mission. Rest in peace, Arthur, dad. God Bless. Frank's 50 year career in aerospace started with Republic Aviation. The next 25 years with Grumman Aerospace he 01322 Ed Romano Frank F. Albanese spent in the QC department advancing himself lead person working on the Lunar Module to Director of QC. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation I worked for Grumman for 25 years, twenty years were spent working on the LEM & Space Programs. Enjoyed working for Grumman, it was a family oriented company. Grumman was 00368 Stephanie Albinski Stephanie Albinski the finest company to work for. I retired in Oct 1989 at the age of 70. I'm still involved in Grumman (now Northrop Grumman) working on the Retiree Newsletter, blood drives & attending monthly meetings. 1948 North American Aviation1952-55 North American Aerophysics-Edwards AFB x 10 Flight Test1955-63 Rocketdyne Research & Development Lab on engines for 00843 Mel Aldrich Mel Alderich Redstone. Thor, Jupiter, Atlas Navajo,Saturn1963-82 Rocketdyne Procurement Field Rep. on Saturn and Shuttle1982 Retired to Utah Mountains with wife Zoe to get reacquainted Mr. Aliberti served as the Chief of the Technology Transfer Office at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). In this position he oversaw technology commercialization, partnership development and technology transfer at the Kennedy Space Center. The office also has the responsibility for managing the Small Business Innovation Research Program (SBIR) and the Small Business Technology Transfer Program.

Prior to serving in his current position, Mr. Aliberti was the Technology Transfer Officer for the Kennedy Space Center directing a comprehensive program of public services and technology dissemination and commercialization.

He also served as the Manager of the Small Business 2142 Jeffrey Kohler James A. Aliberti Innovation Research Program; having the responsibility for the implementation and management of the SBIR Program at KSC.

Mr. Aliberti has worked for NASA at the Kennedy Space Center since 1979 when he joined the KSC Safety Engineering Office as a Senior Project Manager.

Prior to working at KSC, he worked on the staff of the Director of Navy Laboratories at Headquarters, Naval Material Command, Washington, D. C. and as head of the Design Engineering Division, Naval Ship Research & Development Center, Annapolis, Maryland. Mr. Aliberti has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from West Hired by Pan American in 1957. Ship Operations Manager aboardORV-1836 and Sampan Hitch, Base Manager at Eleuthra and Grand Turk. Superintendent for Mace, Pershing, 00405 William Allen Hillard Allen Saturn 1B, Atlas ICBM, Range Program Manager for Apollo Saturn 1B, CCAFS Manager, Manager of Range Bases, Manager of Program Control. Retired from Pan Am/Johnson Controls in 1995. 00751 William R. Allen William R. Allen From 1983 to September 1995 David was involved with and 01256 Eugene A. Abruzzo David W. Allen advisory to the Shuttle Support Project. He was the Manager of personnel involved and coordinator of Paws/NASA Project Dr Charles A Allen is a WWII veteran and early Navy Aviator. He had an exemplary career the spanned over 40years in 01544 Andrew & Brenda Allen Charles A. Allen aviation and space. He is the father of Space Shuttle Astronaut Andrew M Allen E.J. Allen, military brat born in Dijon, France 1945. Attended the University of Florida and earned an Electrical Engineering degree in 1981. Employed by United Technologies/USBI at KSC, in 1981 primary task was generating documentation and to participate in the installation of hardware on the Solid Rocket Boosters (SRB's) and to integrate the SRB's with the 1938 E.J. Allen E.J. Allen External Tank and the orbiter, within 2 years the job was changed to Software Development for the orbiter. I was made a Chief Engineer and the Supervisor of the ITS (Integrated Test Support Group), later known as EVIS (Electrical Verification of Integrated Systems) of Launch Support Services. Participated in more than 50 launches. With NASA 1960-70 as a patent attorney (60-65), Assistant General for patent matters (65-67), Assistant Administrator for Legislative Affairs (67-70). Staff Apollo 2&4 Review Board, 00628 Robert Allnutt Robert Allnutt Member, Apollo 13 Review Board. Associate Deputy Administrator,1978-81, Associate Administrator 1981-83. Founding Director Alumni League. My husband was a tireless hard working American Patriot trying to help make a difference for the space program & a more fruitful dream for all American mankind. He admired & 00386 Katherine Alloway William Alloway was admired by all his co-workers at Computer Sciences & McDonnell Douglas until his death Sept 26, 1992, a young man (60 years). He is much loved &missed by his family. 01652 Mr. Thomas E. Alman Tom Alman RCA Responsible for design and development to Payload Checkout Unit and Space Station Checkout System. Also was lean instrumentation engineer for Environmental Monitoring 1934 Marion R. & John D. Jones Mabel Saxman José J. Amador System of Canister Transporter. Recently has upgraded the Stripchart Recorder Loader and the Events Display System for the Expendable Launch Vehicle Program at KSC. Member of IEEE and Tav Bota Pi. 2061 Dick Rowley Emily Jenny Amy & Terry Will submit at a later time. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Senior Field Engineer, Thiokol/RMD 1965-68 at Cape Canaveral on Surveyor Lunar Lander Vernier Engines. Propulsion Engineer for Grumman Aerospace Corp at KSC 00727 Robert Anderson Robert Anderson 1968-73 and member of the Lunar Module team responsible for the operational checkout and propellant loading of the LM descent, ascent and reaction control system engines. He's an avid supported of the space program! He's probably 1779 Mary Leigh & Dan Kragh Idmon "Andy" Anderson attended more launches than some astronauts. His wholehearted enthusiasm for the space program is infectious. My husband, John S. Andoniades worked for Bendix Launch 01229 Shirley W. Andoniades John S. Andoniades Support in the 1970,s A safety specialist for Republic Aviation Corporation (1961- 1964) he rovided safety engineering and industrial hygiene services for the MOL project, man-rated space chamber, re- 00463 Richard Andree Richard Andree entry, ARC-JET and space materials labs. A senior safety specialist for Melpar Inc.(1964-1971) he provided services for the Gemini and Apollo spacecraft. Data Processing never had a better employee, It is a fact that 00969 Virginia P. Andrew Thomas L. Andrew he made all his millions in the stock market, the lottery and the horse races. Your friend Hank Henry Appointed, Grumman Director of Safety at Kennedy Space for the LM Program in 1965 and continued this thru contract 00821 Norman W. Andrews Norman W. Andrews closeout in 1973. Responsible for over all safety of product and personnel including all Launch Operations Beverly has been working for NASA since 1987. She worked for the Safety Office at the OPF,VAB and both pads and 00887 James I. Andrews Beverly T. Andrews assisted in getting the 'Return To Flight' mission launched safely. She is currently working as a NASA Scheduler and is the Interface between NASA-KSC and the USAF Lt. Col. Andrews was buried with full Military Honors at Arlington National Cemetery Sept. 1997. Worked at the Pentagon, Wash. D.C. outstanding 'Top Secret' Military Career. Assignments(20 years) to space coast for D.O.D. and 01126 Ed, Patty, Wendy & Bruce Bundt C. Peter Andrews highly respected for his work in U.S. Space Program and throughout the world. Well respected by many top NASA officials & local leaders I.E. Arnold Richman, Howard Benedict, Dave Spain and many outstanding citizens In 1965 Bill Angel received an early-out from the US Air Force because of his computer expertise to take a position at KSC with Computer Applications Inc. (CAI). CAI had the Data 00214 Wilhelmina Angel Bill Angel Processing contract for KSC's daily operations, accounting, payroll, etc. In either '67 or '68 CAI lost the contract to Federal Electric Corp-those 1950 & 1960 workers were the pioneers of today's space program. Tonico and Angela have brought a very special awareness of NASA to Campus Party Brazil, reaching thens of thousands of students and gamers across the country. He has expanded the awareness in the 5 day event to include a 2425 Gabe Gabrielle Tonico & Angela NASA speaker, numerous presentations about exploring space, the planets, their moons, exploring Mars (past, current and future) STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering Arts Mathematics). Involved in the early design phase of the LM Project to establish the most efficient landing gear configuration, after which designed the main & secondary shock-absorbing struts 00664 V. Sturiale Lloyd G. Angeloff (LEGS) &followed all stages of their fabrication, assembly, installation testing & qualification. Assisted in other mechanical systems design problems when required 1951-1954 (U.S. Civil Service) repaired/installed communications equipment at Patrick A.F.B. and downrange stations supporting all Cape launches.1954-1972 (RCA Service Co) Planned/coordinated all Global timing 01141 Claire/Barbara Angy Allen B. Angy firing/sequencer/visual countdown data support for all launches at Cape Central Control. Received Commendation support Certificate for first Apollo (X1) Lunar Landing July 20, 1969 Tech Writer for McDonnell Douglas. Tested and launched HERMES missiles from Germany. Assisted in launch of 01053 Dennis & Eileen Lecik Otto L. Antlitz Bumper Missile in Cape Canaveral in 1950. Assisted in the design of the Space Lab. Assisted in the launch of the first satellite. Wrote test procedures on the Space Lab. Gayle C Arbes Writer of Poetry Painter of Pictures Child of 01488 Gayle C. Arbes Gayle C. Arbes the Universe Lover of the Stars Richard J. Arbes, Lt Col. USAF (retired) Chemist, Physicist, and Meteorologist. USAF Weather Officer, 1964-1986. Fl. Dept. of Environmental Protection Manager for air pollution 01489 R. J. Arbes R. J. Arbes measurements. Romantic Realist- understand the technology of Space Travel. But awed by the beauty of nature, space and the stars NACA Langley 1949-1956: NASA Florida 1959-1978. Mercury/Gemini: Developed and managed Launch Site Data Collection, Processing and Flight Evaluations Support 00304 Richard G. Arbic Richard Arbic Activities for STG/MSC. Apollo: Managed Development and Implementation of Launch Mission Rules System. Shuttle: Managed Operations Engineering Branch for ET, SRB Pyrotechnics and Launch Support Equipment. 1907 Marion Archer Marshall Lee Archer Will submit at a later time. 01526 Heather Dale Gary Archibald Mary-Ellen Arigo has been in education for 29 years, dedicating herself in the belief of educating our youth, to be 1886 Marlene, Betty-Mae & Jim Mary-Ellen Arigo great adults. She received her masters in education, then went on to be principal of the Paul School in Wakefield, NH, retiring June 30, 2001. Dedicated by her loving siblings. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation In 1957 CURTISS S. (ARMY) ARMSTRONG became a member of America's Space Team. His career began with 00022 Cheryl Ann Armstrong Curtiss S. Armstrong the launch of Explorer I and Apollo programs. His tireless dedication has contributed to America's future. He is truly an American Space Pioneer. Gemini-Escape, Landing & Recovery Engineer Skylab-Orbital Assembly Deputy Manager Shuttle-Payloads Coordination Deputy Manager - Program Planning Manager - Ground 01461 Mary Jo Armstrong Edward Armstrong Systems Engineer - Manufacturing & Test Deputy Manager - Production & Missions Assistant Manager Space Station Freedom - Manufacturing & Test Manager Edward Armstrong 2012 John & Nancy Armstrong John & Nancy Armstrong Will submit at a later time. 01678 David William Arnold David William Arnold RCA 01548 Shirley Arnowitz Leonard Arnowitz 01236 Tere Arnsmeyer Tom Arnsmeyer 1979-1992 Support for Launch Processing System/Grumman 01555 J. A./ Beatrice Morales Tere Morales Arnsmeyer Part of Grumman As a Technical Illustrator in publications, created illustrations for LEM Program. These illustrations were for operation, 01113 Pasquale Aronna Pasquale Aronna maintenance, flight and parts manuals. Also created illustrations for training guides and schematics. NASA-Ames Research Center 1963-1980. Bone-Calcium loss in space. Histochemistry, Neuropathology, Space-Radiation, 00621 William Ashley William Ashley 'Biocore', Apollo 17. Study for life on Mars, 'Pyrolytic-Release' experiment; pre-launch, landing and post landing experiments. Mars-Viking 1975-1980. Paul S. Atkins began his career at KSC in 1985, as a Lockheed engineer for Shuttle Launch Accessories. He became Senior Engineer Specialist and lead engineer for 00183 Donna A. Atkins Paul Atkins engine change out and engine service platforms. He received numerous awards and commendations for his excellent work and contributions to the Shuttle Program. Donna Apt Atkins began her career at KSC in 1987 as Senior Librarian in the Documents Department of the KSC Library, 00755 Paul S. Atkins Donna Apt Atkins she is responsible for acquiring, cataloging and desiminating technical documents, specifications and standards to KSC employee's Audrey Kroupa Atwood was a summer employee of Grumman Corp. at K.S.C. During the Apollo Program. The daughter of 01310 Charles E. Kroupa Audrey Kroupa Atwood Charles E. Kroupa, Director of Lunar Module Operations for Apollo 14-17This brick is in her memory, date of death 04/25/91 01082 Catherine L. Avery Catherine L. Avery Program Manager for Space Mirror and CSE I have worked for Grumman 42 years myself and family have 00045 Rudolph Avitabile Rudolph Avitabile lived our lives around Grumman and building of the 'LEM' also other Space Projects. 01475 Lori, Jonathan, Loren, Benjamin Bahr Glen Bahr William H 'Bill' Bailey, Jr. RCA Missile Test Project/Central 01637 Williams/ Peggy Bailey William & Peggy Bailey Control Doris O 'Peggy' Bailey McDonell Aircraft/ Mercury Project ABMA 1959 - 1961 U.S. Army, Mercury Program; MSFC 1962 - 1964 Brown Engr., Saturn Project; KSC 1965 - 1994 NASA, 2295 Addison L. Bain Addison L. Bain Gemini, Apollo, Space Shuttle Chief Propellants Management Office, Hydrogen Program Mgr.; 1994 - 2010 Consultant to Wyle, SGS, EG&G. Jim has worked at KSC since May 1968 on Apollo, Skylab, ASTP, and Shuttle programs. Starting as pad technician, later working as a crew member of NASA 6 aircraft developing 00224 James Baker James M. Baker remote sensing technology. He has traveled to Europe, Africa, Guam and Hawaii in support of Contingency Landing Site Installation. Teri has worked at KSC since June 78 on the Shuttle program, starting as secretary in the Measurements Department, later in the LPS Engineering Department 00225 Teresita C. Baker Teresita C. Baker supporting the drafting section. She subsequently worked in Configuration Management, and is presently secretary to the Director of Engineering Support. Roy became involved with the missile and space program at Patrick AFB in 1956. He retired from NASA in 1989 with 35 00263 Dorothy, Craig, Kenneth Baker Roy Benton Baker years service. He served in Korean War, graduated FSU 1956. Wife Dorothy Roberts-Baker. Sons Craig Mark Baker - Engineer NASA, Kenneth Robert-Baker - USAF - FBI. Radar Systems Engineer on Apollo LEM Spacecraft Launch Team during the 1966-1970 period. Executed Luna Mission simulation test on Rendezvous (RCA) and landing (RYAN) 01177 Richard T. Baker Richard T. Baker radars. Enjoyed many long work shifts developing procedures, testing equipment and solving problems with the worlds finest technicians, engineers, scientists and astronauts. Designed the piping and wiring installation in the LM cabin. Designed the LM descent stage propulsion tanks anti-slosh 00721/00794 Louis Baldassin Louis Baldassin baffles installed thru the 2 3/4 inch DA hole in the bottom of each tank. I supervised installation of the LM cabin piping and wiring for fire testing after the Apollo fire. Engineer: BSEE, 59E Northeastern University, Boston MA. Born: 1930, Lynn MA. Wife: Sally A Baldwin. NASA Engineer (Civil Service) KSC: 1964, Apollo Program, Operations 00061 Tex H. Baldwin Tex H. Baldwin Engineer, Manned Spacecraft Operations Directorate; 1974, Space Shuttle Program, Facilities Design Engineer (OPF & VAB), Facilities Design Directorate. Responsibility: Telecommunications (Date Transmission). Born: 1939 Beverly, MA. Husband: Tex H. Baldwin (NASA Engineer) Our little doggies, also, experienced the Space Program: Dondi, Peta and Juan Leon. We have a grand, 00062 Sally A. Baldwin Sally A. Baldwin launch view from our Merritt Island home. Being part of the Space Program, Apollo to the Shuttle, is an awe inspiring experience. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 01667 Al A. Baldwin Al A. Baldwin RCA Mary Bales began her career on the American Space Program with Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp in 1966 as part of the Apollo team. She returned to KSC and Grumman 2221 United Space Alliance In-Place Calibration Department Mary Bales Technical Services in 1985 working on the Space Shuttle Program. Her contributions to the space programs will long be remembered. 2013 Milt & Linda Ball Milt & Linda Ball Will submit at a later time. My sister is a fine upstanding citizen who has always wanted 2B an astronaut. With her abundant enthusiasm and love of NASA - that in my opinion is how she is supporting our 1986 Tiffany C. M. Ballas Roberts Maureeny T. Ballas Davis nation's space program. She is helping the progress of NASA from the side lines - by keeping watch of the media coverage and sharing her affection for NASA, she promotes continued interest. Richard S. Barbagallo employee of the Grumman Aerospace Corp. from Dec 1, 1964 to Jul 28, 1994. Electronic Technician involved with Electro Magnetic Interference Testing of various 00485 Richard Barbagallo Richard Barbagallo Grumman products, one being the EMI testing of the Lunar Module during five year period from 1964-69. Richard was also a member of the Grumman Employee's Band which honored visiting astronauts at the Grumman Bethpage facility. Mr. Todd J. Barber worked on the Galileo mission to Jupiter as a propulsion manager. His most successful contribution to 00172 Todd J. Barber Todd J. Barber the project was the critical Jupiter Orbit Insertion rocket firing, enabling Galileo to become the first artificial satellite of another planet. NASA Space Systems Quality Control Representative 1963- 1972.Received NASA Apollo Achievement Award for 00275 Lessie Barbour Hubert Barbour outstanding work on Apollo 11's first landing on the moon, July 20, 1969. 01710 Louise La Marche John O. Barger Leroy retired from NASA/KSC after 35 years. He was a Real Property Specialist. Martha retired from NASA/KSC after 35 00243 Martha Barnes Leroy & Martha Barnes years. She was Chief, Administrative Office, Engineering Development Directorate. We are both now 'smelling the roses'. Started in the space program Feb. 1963 with Pan American World Airways at Cape Canaveral. Employed by NASA July 1964 and served as Apollo Spacecraft Test Conductor for 00208 Lynn A. Barnett Lynn Aubrey Barnett both the lunar module and command module. Served as Shuttle Vehicle Manager for external tank and solid rocket motors. 2369 Sarah Barr Rocket Man Bruce Barr Started with LM Program in Prelim. Design in 1962. Planned and implemented Site Activation of LM checkout and Launch facilities at KSC, Fla. 1963-1968. LM1 Spacecraft Test 00146 Ed T. Barron Ed T Barron Engineer. and Pad Leader1968-1969. Planned for extended LM missions 1969-1974. One of first Grummies to Cape, one of last to leave. Project Manager for Wang Federal Inc. in LCC at KSC. Joined Federal Electric Co at KSC in 1968 to maintain and enhance the operating system on GE635 computers in the 00708 Deanna Bartcher Ronald L. Bartcher CIF building supporting the Apollo Program. Supported Apollo, Skylab, and Shuttle. Awarded NASA's Exceptional Engineering Achievement Medallion 1981 Michael Bartfiled retired 30 years at Grumman Aerospace Corp.1965-1995. As part of the Grumman LM Team, Mike 01554 Deborah Bartfield Michael M. Bartfield manufactured detail parts, the window frame and tank brackets which were used in the Lunar Module . Apollo Lunar Landing Program - Deborah provided Administrative Support to the support activities associated with the fabrication of the Grumman Lunar Module (LM). 1747 Mike Bartfiled Deborah Munroe Bartfield Space Shuttle Mission - Deborah was the Contracts Manager for the large Barrel Panels that made up the liquid fuel tanks. Also, she provided Contracts Management for the fabrication of the accompanying Shuttle attachment Longerons. 01269 Richard & Stacy Tohl Andrew Bartnof Charles J Bartola was employed by Grumman Aerospace at the Kennedy Space Center as a Spacecraft Test Manager. In the capacity, he was responsible for leading and managing a 00869 Charles J. Bartola Charles J. Bartola team of technicians, quality control, etc. personnel in the checkout and preparation for launch of several Lunar Modules. His specific LM's included LM 3, LM 6, LM 8,LM 11 and LM 12 Director Support Operations, Grumman Aerospace for Apollo Lunar Module Program 1968-1973. Site Activities Manager 00982 Richard E. Barton Richard E. Barton and CSE Engineer Mgr. for North American Aviatronics, Command and Service Module Program 1964-1968 MR BARTON HAS COMPLETED 24 YEARS OF FEDERAL SERVICE AT NASA KSC.HE WAS THE RECIPIENT IN 1997 OF THE CENTER DIRECTOR'S AWARD FORHIS 01375 Laura Gosper Saul Barton CONTRIBUTIONS TO PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE OF KSC. AS THECENTER WAS AND IS UNDER GOING ITS MOST RADICAL CHANGES IN ITSHISTORY Dedicated and outstanding support for her 40 years service with the space program at the John F. Kennedy Space 2074 Linnette Daniels Lillian A. Barton Center, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. June 3, 1964 - March 26, 2004. As a boy, he rode his bike to Chicago O'Hare field, snagger a plane ride, and fell in love with flight. U.S. navy; Chance- 01515 John Bartosek Elmer R. Bartosek Vought (Cutless and Crusader Jets); STL; Aerospace Corp. project engineer for 25 years (Atlas and Titans). He loves life, family, country and God. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Charlie started with Pan-American in 1956 (heavy equipment dept). Due to contract take-over was also employed by Boeing and Boeing Services International. Retired from 00491 Mrs. Charles Bass Charles Bass Lockheed in 1989 where he received the Manned Space Flight Awareness Award. Was with the Successful Minute Man program till it ended. Received numerous 'Job Well Done' letters. Chief of KSC Procurement 1983-87. Twenty three years at NASA/KSC.NASA ESM 1978. Recognized for support in 00235 William Baulig William Baulig activation L/C 39B, 6SEacquisition, construction of Shuttle Facilities. Manager, Employee Services - Recreation on all programs 00329 Chester Baumgartner Chester Baumgartner including LEM for Grumman Corporation. Quality Control - Inventory Analyst - assuring compliance and 00617 Madeline Bayer William Bayer availability of all data record necessary for successfully completing all Apollo missions, on LM line (LEM). Apollo Luna Module Grumman Skylab Martin Marietta Space 00767 Joseph J. Bayer Joseph J. Bayer Shuttle Martin Marietta external tank Thiokol Shuttle Boosters 1960's Job Shopper in Grumman on Appolo1967 Job Shopper in G E on Apollo1968 ITT Federal Electric KSC 00768 Doris W. Bayer Doris W. Bayer Apollo1976 Lockheed Polaris1978-1987 ITT Telecommunications Skylab and Shuttle 01480 Richard E. Baznik Edward A. Baznik 2093 Donna Rafferty Pat Beall Will submit at a later time. Sandy's career began in 1965 as secretary to the Chief of Security at KSC. Her dedication, loyalty, and love of the Space Program earned her the position of Deputy Chief, KSC 00710 Jane Drinkhouse-Demars Sandra L. Beattie Patrol. Her loyalty, love and encouragement was always there for her coworkers and friends. Sandy's passing in November 1995 left avoid for many people whose lives she touched Bill worked for contractors of the space program from 1956 till 1981. He received 2 or 3 commendations from the gov't - one 00333 Ruth Betty William Beatty for the Apollo program. He worked on telecommunications Lockheed (TX) Radiation - Pan American (FL). Directed the NASA Education Workshops for Math, Science 01222 Helenmarie Hofman Gracie Beck and Technology Teachers (NEWMAST) and Elementary Teachers (NEWEST)1991-1995 Preston E Beck is a aeronautical engineer and a retired Naval Aviator. Started out in aircraft design & testing, then in 01464 Preston E. Beck Preston E. Beck nuclear guided missiles, and finally manned space flight. Worked for contractors, military services, and retired from KSC civil service Mr. Becker worked for Grumman Corporation on the Apollo, Lunar Module program in the Operational Flight Instrumentation group. He helped develop sophisticated 01534 James H. Becker James H. Becker instrumentation for the lunar Lander and was lead engineer in the design of the astronauts Water Quantity Measuring Device used to measure liquid volume under zero gravity conditions Charles D. Beckner. 1956: Graduated Northrop Institute of Technology - Aeronautical Engineer. 1956 to 1962 - Flight Test Engineer - Convair San Diego - F-102, F-106, CV880, CV990. 1962 to 1974 - Systems Engineer, North American 2270 Charles D. Beckner Charles D. Beckner Rockwell - Saturn S-11 Stage. 1974 to 1975 - Construction Engineer, Bechtel Corp. - Farley Nuclear Power Plant. 1976 to 1993 - Construction Manager, British Oxygen - Air Separation Plants - Nationwide. It will never be said I wasted my life. I 'seized' the moment. 1835 Roberta Gibson Bobbi Gibson Beckwith Live for Today. NASA Mechanical Systems engineer on Mercury, Gemini and 00071 Sam T. Beddingfield Sam T. Beddingfield Apollo projects. Program officer on Space Shuttle Program. Retired from NASA Nov 1985 Cam Bedroske teaches kindergarten at Trinity Lutheran School in Menasha, WI. She has a love of science and the space program that she has passed on to our children. We 2082 Parents of Cam Bedroske Students Camala Bedroske feel Cam deserves to be honored by NASA for her awesome work with our future. Cam is the best teacher we could ask for. She loves our children and has given them a love of learning. William L. Beeker, a 1960 Aeronautical Engineering graduate from the University of Alabama, began his employment at NASA in 1963. He has received numerous technical and 2088 Lisa Blair William L "Bill" Beeker service awards throughout his 31 years of loyal service to the space program. He retired as Chief, Shuttle Engineering, Mechanical Systems Division in 1994. I was a guide in the Space Science Center Museum in Montreal, Canada until 1995. Also an adviser for the American Space Program description in the TV Radio- 2172 Sylvain Belair Sylvain Belair Canada Broadcasting, which follows news every time there is a new development in NASA Today. My Masters degree represented the first developments in the American Space Age. He was the Chief Biomedical Instrumentation Engineer for Grumman Aerospace during the LM program and worked directly with the astronauts and physicians. He designed all 00743 Barbara Belensky Charles Belensky the biomedical monitoring systems for ground testing the Lunar Module's environmental control system and assured the astronauts complete safety during developmental testing in vacuum chambers. The 34th Space Congress, Our Space Future-Uniting for Success, proved to be one of the best ever. The 00931 Richard Jolley Patti Bell contributions of Patti Bell were instrumental in making this success possible. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation John H Bell dedicated 23 years of his career to the NASA and Space Exploration. He supported the Redstone, mercury/Redstone, echo, Saturn 1,appollo/saturn V, Skylab, 01543 Andrew & Brenda Allen John H. Bell and the shuttle program. he was honored with the NASA Exceptional service medal. His endeavors, vision, and leadership helped to pave the pathway of excellence in the space program of today. 01545 Arthur Bilton Arthur Belton A dedicated husband and father of five has always supported the space program. Although a lithographer by trade, he has 00206 Connie Freehill John R. Benedict always stated that if NASA ever let a civilian go up in space he would love to be the first in line. 01713 Gordon & Joy Yost Nelson & Doris Beneze Performed a key role during the NASA Apollo Program for development of operational strategy for manned Lunar Module Spacecraft landings on and launches from the 01273 Floyd V. Bennett Floyd V. Bennett surface of the Moon. Contributed to lunar landing site selections, mission trajectory planning, and real time mission support for all Apollo manned lunar landings 01323 Everett K. Bennett Everett K. Bennett He stayed behind to support others who chose to lead Marcia Michalak Benson, hired at Kennedy Space Center in 1980 and proudly became a Space Shuttle Team Member as a pull test technician. Upon Shuttle completion was 00262 John Benson Marcia Benson transferred to the Palmdale CA plant. received suggestion award, attended National Management classes. Assumed position as test coordinator. Upon retiring from the USAF as a Lt. Col., Ron began working at the Space Center in 1981. He has worked for Martin Marietta, Lockheed Martin and USA. Ron became an authority on Ground Support Equipment and Facility Systems. 1895 Art Lewis (USK-502) Ronald D. Bentley He was instrumental in coordinating, scheduling and implementing facility modifications and GSE Maintenance. Ron retired from USA on June 22, 2001 and passed away five days later. 01564 Orveda Benton Orveda Benton 01565 Orveda Benton Robert Benton Originally came to KSC with a contingent of 27 Grumman Employees, transferred from Bethpage NY in 1965 on the Apollo-LEM Program. Worked at MSOB as a Methods 00838 John P. Benvenuto John P. Benvenuto Engineer for 1 year. Transferred toLC39 A and B in the capacity of Group Leader worked there for the balance of the Apollo-LEM Program until it's completion in 1975 Chrysler Corporation Space Division: Propellant Group Support Systems, Saturn Apollo Launch Team, Skylab Program, Apollo-Soyuz Test project. Planning Research 00286 Edward Benya Edward Benya Corp. Systems Design-Space Shuttle Ground Support Equipment. Lockheed Space Operations Co; System Design Engineer-Space Shuttle, Main Propulsion Systems, Ground Support Equipment. Wilhelm W. Benz was born March 8, 1932 in Germany, coming to America in 1955. He served in the USAF from 1956 until 1960. 1941 Margot Benz Wilhelm W. Benz He worked for Boeing until 1962 when he started his career with NASA, retiring in 1989. He continues to do contract work with NASA today. 01705 Katherine Berger Albert M. Berger R C A 2385 Family Bowser Emma Julie Berger 2449 Silvana and Michael Bowser Michael A. Berger Worked for RCA Missile Test Project (MTP) from July 1958 01639 Claude Bergeron C. J. Bergeron through May 1984.In Communications: Audio, Outside Wire, Inside Wire. I also worked in various locations. Nov 1965 until Apollo completion Richard, employed by Grumman Aircraft Corp. as an electrical power and explosive 00319 Richard S. Bergstol Richard S Bergstol device tech., worked on the design, fabrication, installation and final test of the lunar module in Bethpage, NY and was a member of the first vehicle team at Cape Kennedy, FL. Avid space collector since the age of 9. Wrote to astronauts and collected first day issues. Has read books, received 00565 Nancy Berman Even Berman periodicals, etc. Has visited Kennedy Space Center several times, followed launches and space trips via newspapers and TV. Evan is a physician who would love to be an astronaut. Worked nights and weekends supporting the program 01428 Richard W. Bertoli Richard W. Bertoli planning &control function under the CCA's in order to get paid for changes in work scope. As Quality Control on the Apollo Program, working for Grumman, I was always determined to make sure that quality 01267 Roger Beshara Roger Beshara of workmanship and material was of the best. Quality became the primary commodity in everything we did. We proved it by landing men on the Moon. He works for DASA ASTRO-SPAS Program, which is part of 00292 Angelika Best Raimund Best several space missions made with shuttle. Janet Bethay has dedicated countless hours to the advancement of Environmental Sustainability throughout NASA centers. As part of the team known as Principal 2175 Samantha Dunscombe Janet Bethay Center for Recycling and Affirmative Procurement, Janet is considered by her associates to be a bold visionary, a brilliant integrator and a loyal and hardworking friend. The family of Kenneth Bezant proudly and affectionately submit the following: Having worked at the Hardeman, Martin, T.W.A. and Boeing Companies, Ken Bezant was and is an 00984 Wayne Bezant Kenneth Bezant enthusiastic supporter of our Space Program. His fondest and most fulfilling professional moments were while associated with America's Space Program ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Joseph Biagiotti, LM Ground Support Engineer: Designed checkout of Lunar Modules Test Articles for Kennedy Launch Complex 37, 39 and at Grumman Aerospace Corporation. 1976 Joseph Biagiotti Joseph Biagiotti Developed and verified test criteria for simulating lunar missions to ensure proper testing of ground support equipment and testing of LM radars. Received "Silver Snoopy" for professional excellence from the astronauts. James L. Bicknell head of Bendix Aerospace laboratory that co-developed RJ-4 missile fuel used in TALOS, VANDAL and Tomahawk cruise missiles. Identified troublesome self- 00454 Jeanne Bicknell James Bicknell generating contaminant found in several missile hydraulic and fuel systems, including early NASA vehicles. Received 1968 Colwell Award for efforts. Conducted tests on NASA's lunar seismic module prior to flight. Started with Pan Am in 1961 specializing in voice communications. Engineered systems to support Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Military and the Shuttle program. Included are 00493 Virginia Biener Sigmund Biener ARIA aircraft, and Downrange stations. Awarded Medal of Merit by AFCEA International. AFCEA Chapter President, CCTS Treasurer. Stress Analyst on the Lunar Module primary structure co- ordinate with the structural designers, keeping weight to a 00533 Kenneth Child William Bierds minimum. On stand by during Apollo 13. Group Leader, Stress Analyst on the space shuttle wing and follow through during manufacture. James P. Bigham joined NASA in early 1966 at the now Johnson Space Center. Served as Project Engineer for the 01458 Jim Bigham Jim Bigham Lunar Landing Training Vehicle, as Project Manager for the Space Station Information System until his retirement in 1989 Grumman Senior Subcontract Administrator for the 00754 Edwin H. Binder Edwin H. Binder procurement of the LM cockpit panel instruments. Hand controller caution and warning indicator and signal conditioner 00993 Cary Linden Bettie Bingler Apollo Program 1966-1973 Grumman KSC Shuttle Program 1973-1983 Planning Research Corp. Grumman 1983-1995 01284 Richard E. Biondi Richard E. Biondi Processing Shuttle Lockheed Martin 1995-Present Processing Shuttle Headed the operation responsible for worldwide distribution of films and television programs for U.S.I.A. Many programs 01137 Angelina Garcia Robert P. Bird, Jr. were made promoting the American Space Program. Personally composed the promotional material to accompany the film. Infinite Journey, which was about the moon landing 1817 Clarence Bireline Clarence E. Bireline RCA Sr. Develop. Physicist. Radiation 56-65. Information theory: automatic search; linguistic translation: high-speed print: x- plotting; pattern recognition: hybrid and residue-coded 00535 R. J. Rothleutner George Birkel, Jr. computers digital and self-editing transducers; process control residue-coded analog-digital converters; direct radio frequency digital conversion. Burroughs 67-86; Sperry 65-67; Martin 55-56. Supervisor of 'Code 2' procurement which worked closely with 00312 Roy E. Bishop Roy E. Bishop engineering in purchasing the first 'Bread Board' hydraulic valves for the LEM project. The Bisogni Family would like to thank NASA for all its contributions to the exploration of SPACE, and for those who 2470 Scott Bisogni Carpe Diem Bisogni Clan have fallen in that service, you will never be forgotten. God speed Astronauts. At Grumman Aircraft Plant # 3 Bethpage N.Y. I was a part of the LEM Program. I was in charge of all vendor made machine parts coming into Plant # 3. We would count and log 01422 Pete Bitter Pete Bitter them in, and send them into the plant for finishing. After final inspection, they would be returned to us, the machine parts- raw stock area. Dept161 We would count and package them, and send them to plant # 2LEM WHSE by Grumman truck Test conductor and in Engineering Management with 00050 Eugene K. Bjerning Eugene K. Bjerning Rockwell on the Apollo Program (1963-1974). Born in Scotland, 'Dug' Black, an aeronautical engineer, hired in1942 by NACA (now NASA) for flight research. Transferred to Cape Kennedy on the Mercury project in 1959 serving as 00385 Nancy Fowler Dugald Black Deputy Manager of Manned Spacecraft Center Florida Operations. Retired in 1980as Deputy Director of Technical Services Directorate. He supported Apollo as a Plans Flight Controller. He worked Skylab, Apollo-Soyuz, Skylab Reactivation, Approach and Landing Test, Shuttle and Shuttle-Mir as an Instrumentation 00487 Franklin Markle III Harold Black and Communications Office (INCO). Worked 56 of 80 shuttle flights:34 at Orbit INCO, 21 at Ascent/Entry INCO and 12 as Lead INCO. Samuel Cole Black began his career with NASA in 1972 with Apollo17. From there he contributed to the following missions, 01416 Heather Randolph Sam Black Apollo, Soyuz, Kosmos-Soviet, STS-40, STS-49, STS-47, STS-58, STS-76,STS-84, and STS-90, his final mission. ALL our love to Popa Sam. 2223 Gerald Black Gerard Black Started with the Boeing Co. in Feb. 1966. Participated in every Apollo Saturn V launch. Continued at KSC in May 1977 on Shuttle Program with Martin Marietta, then Morton Thiokol, 00261 Ronald Blackard Ronald Blackard then Lockheed Martin, then United Space Alliance. Have participated in every Shuttle launch to date (1996) and hope to continue. 2382 Stacey Haddon Jerry Blackburn ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Employed by Grumman Aerospace Corp. Arrived at Kennedy Space Center at the beginning of the Apollo program in 00573 Charles Blackwell Charles Blackwell August 1966 and left in December 197 . Worked in the Logistics' department and was responsible for the Repair Control Unit (RCU). This in support of the Lunar Module (LM). Jimmy always had a keen interest in Space and worked at J.P.L. Florida. He was the youngest son of George and Katie Blackwood. Gary was his older brother. Jimmy and Andrew 1787 Carole Mager James G. Blackwood Mager were born on the dame day 29/1/67 and although apart they maintained a strong bond and met wherever they could. Jimmy died on 22/12/94 and Andrew on 17/7/99. Two young men with a keen interest in space. Ph.D. graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology - 1994. NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory Project Instrument Manager for Starlight Mission/Space Interferometry telescope 1880 Kate & George Blackwood Gary H. Blackwood to study the origin of the universe. Scheduled for launch in 2006. Mountaineer, hiker, skier, canoeist, conservationist, nature lover. I was involved in the design and implementation of communication and tracking and data transmission systems for all manned space missions; design and construction of the 00080 Howard F Blackwood, Jr. Howard F. Blackwood, Jr. control centers at Kennedy Space Center; and Program Management for systems safety, quality assurance, and readiness reviews for the Space Transportation Systems from 1960 to 1981. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Career 1964-1981, private industry support to NASA 1981-1997. Developed space flight dynamics analysis & modeling for the first known, 00999 Dr David Blanchard David Blanchard successful -gravity - gradient - stabilization of an artificial satellite: Radio Astronomy Explorer (RAE-1). Responsible for highly successful Payload Operations Control Center (POCC) for the Hubble Space Telescope. NASA employee over 32 years, beginning in 1960 with NASA Space Task Group at Cape Canaveral. Mr. Blanton coordinated launch site support for all manned space flight 00282 Fred Blanton Fred Blanton programs and numerous expendable launch vehicles, starting with Project Mercury through Space Shuttle. Mr. Blanton retired as a Support Manager in the Executive Management Office, KSC. 1914 Virginia Blevins, Katherine Wells & Beck Blevins Bud Blevins Edwin K. Blevins My father went to work at Redstron Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama in the early 50's. He was in procurement and 2135 Marcia B. King Kenneth E. Bliss worked until his death in August of 1975. He carpooled with Von Braun in Von Braun's early days in Huntsville because we lived on the same street. - Marcia B. King The highlight of my 42 years with Grumman was the 10 years 00155 Ludwig Blum Ludwig Blum spent on the LM Program from the mockup stages in B.P.A. to the final launch at KSC. June Blum, artist, curator-at-large. Originator of 'East Central Florida Women's Caucus for Art', Art Chairperson at Cocoa Beach Library, supporting art on space projects and others. 00233 June Blum June Blum Created conceptual documentation book on space titled 'A Woman's Space/Southern Exposure', in collection at Cocoa Beach Library. Contributing, inspiring and organizing arts of the space coast since 1979. Maurice C. Blum, business man, poet, photographer, originator of the 'Cocoa Beach Writers Workshop', and editor of the 'Driftwood V' in which many articles and photos on 00234 June Blum Maurice C. Blum space were created and inspired by the space launches. Moved with his wife June to Cocoa Beach in 1979 and contributed to inspiring others to the arts of the space coast. Career spans 42 years in the aerospace industry. Early work involved the analysis of the electro-magneto-hydrodynamic effects of the LM descent engine on the landing radar. 01574 Martin Connie Blyseth Connie Blyseth Appointed Senior. Vice President and General Manager of the (Freedom) Space Integration Division of the Grumman Corporation in 1992 Was supervisor of Quality Control for NASA on projects, Mercury, Mercury-Gemini, Apollo, Skylab and Shuttle. Was 00471 Joseph Bobik Joseph Bobick Director of Safety, Reliability, Maintainability and Quality Assurance for Lockheed on the Shuttle program in 1987, 1988 and 1989. 1966-67 Mfg. Engineering Coordinator in Assembly & Test for Saturn 5 installations of LTA 10-R and 2 R in Apollo 7 and 8launches. 1967-68 Mfg. Planning Coordinator for LEM-1 01270 Mildred R. Bocek Jaroslav F. Bocek launch on Saturn 11 B 1969 as MFG. Engineer developed spacecraft tool kits& procedures used throughout the Apollo Program 'Robbi' Bocinsky (Downs) served our space program for over 8years as a PR Professional at USBI, the firm responsible for the refurbishment and assembly of the space shuttles solid 00145 Mark L. Bocinsky Roberta L. Bocinsky rocket boosters. Her dedicated service on NASA's Manned Flight Awareness National panel helped to ensure the safety of America's Astronauts. George Bodeen led and actively participated in Lindberg Heat Treating Company's efforts to engineer unique equipment capabilities and design Heat Treating Process Specifications 00941 J. Thomas Schank George H. Bodeen for Rocket Motor Cases, Fuel Cells and Thrust Vector Controls which have been vital to many Space Programs, including Titan, Apollo and the Lunar Module Started working in he space program for Rockwell in 1979 as a Mechanical Tech., transferred to Lockheed was one of two 00237 Earl Bodkin Earl Bodkin people that installed the Canadian Arm. Retired in 1989 as a Quality Control Inspector. It was a great honor to be part of the space program. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 01607 Angela Chaconas Angela Boduch In memory of Richard Ray Bohlmann - Electrical Engineer for NASA from 1963-1991. Gemini project to Shuttle payload. 00484 Donald Bohlmann Richard Bohlmann Lead Engineer on Apollo-Soyuz mission. Winner of the Silver Snoopy award 1987.He reached for the stars and touched the face of God. I am a supporter of the American Space Program. I will be coming every 3 months to the Kennedy Space Center with my 2173 Patrick Boisvert Patrick Boisvert friend, Sylvain Belair, before Shuttle launches. I visit many place in Titusville and Cocoa Beach to represent the American Space Age of Mercury, Gemini and Apollo. Allen L. Bollam was one of the original 448 employees of NASA's Lewis Research Center, in Cleveland, Ohio when it 01092 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Mohlenhoff Allen L. Bollam opened in 1958.He worked for NASA as an electronics technician and was a member of the Host Project Team, until he retired in June 1987 Ray worked on the Electrical Design of Ground Support Equipment and was involved in some way in the electrical design of nearly every building at Kennedy Space Center for 33 years. He served as Chief, Special Power Section. / Ann 2149 Barbara Widerman Ray & Ann Bolton worked in Spacelab Checkout Operations as a test conductor checking the scientific instruments' computer and power interfaces with Sapcelab and Shuttle prior to their flight. Later she served as Program Manager. All total, she served almost 30 years with the Kennedy Space Center. While employed at the Grumman Corporation Bethpage, New York facility as a Propulsion Technician I had the honor of 00323 Leonard G. Bonadonna Leonard G. Bonadonna performing various phases of assembly of both the ascent and descent stages of the lunar module from Jan 1966 thru Jan 1971. My thirty year career at Grumman is a source of great pride to me: the Space Program is my generation's achievement in America's great pioneering tradition. Just as my great- 00676 Laura & Neil Casey Charles E. Bookbinder grandfather Sutter discovered gold in California, my work on the Lunar Module represents my contribution to my family, pioneering tradition Glen began his career at KSC with Chrysler on the Saturn I Program on Pad 34 & 37 in Cape Canaveral from 1966-1969. Apollo Program at Boeing Co. from 1969-1972. 1896 Marie Short Glen R. Booker Apollo Moon Program at Bendix from 1974-1975. The Space Shuttle Program at Rockwell, Lockheed & USA on the Mobile Launcher as Supervisor from 1979-2000. 2140 Linette Padgett Will D. Booker 2141 Linette Padgett Shane A. Booker Dennis Boot, a mechanical engineer, began his space center career on the Apollo program in 1967 with Bendix. He retired from United Space Alliance having worked on the Space 2453 Roger Sarkovics Dennis Boot Shuttle from 1985-2000. He wrote a NIDSH safety book published in 1975 and received a Silver Snoopy Award in 1993. 01558 Beth / Forrest Goodwin Ron & Margo Borrup Hans Borstell supported the fabrication of the ablative components of the LM ascent and descent engines. His tasks were to help resolve materials and processing issues and to 01235 Hans Borstell Hans Borstell assure that the processing techniques were correct. He did TDY at Hetco, Haveg, and Elder Industries, TRW and Rockwell The above person held the position of Manager Program Planning for Grumman Aerospace Corp. at the Kennedy Space Center during the period of January 1966 thru 00815 Carl F. Bothe Carl F. Bothe December 1969. He was responsible for the preparation and submittal of detailed pert diagrams and timelines used to track the status of site activation and LEM checkout including detailed recovery plans for the late tracking items Paul Bottone worked on the L.E.M. program (computer work) 2151 Paul Bottone Paul Bottone in the late 60's through the 70's. In early days worked on Nike Zeus anti-ICBM system and an air weapons control system. Joined NASA in 1964 and served as Project Engineer during construction of KSC launch 00294 Joe Bourne Joe Bourne facilities. Later worked as Delta Launch Vehicle Systems Engineer, Apollo Program Project Manager, and finally as a Shuttle Payloads engineering manager. As a financial manager in local business and government, remained steadfast, loyal and outspoken Space Program supporter in word and deed. A strong advocate of space 00295 Joe Bourne Janice Gray Bourne funding through responsible Federal budgeting. Provided advocacy of the nations space endeavors in numerous business arenas. A true champion of the cause. 1958-1959 Test and checkout of the Redstone Boosters Detroit Mi1959-1962 Test and checkout of Jupiter Program 00829 Bill Bouwsma Bill Bouwsma Detroit Mi1962-1966 Static test of the Saturn B Huntsville Al.1966-1975 Launch Engineer Saturn B Program K.S.C. Skylab and Apollo 01433 Crystal Ann Bowser Crystal Ann Bowser 1972 Michael V. Bowser Sabrina Marie Bowser Remember, wherever you go, there you are. Known also as 'Mister Hydraulics' in Grumman, worked on all LEM's Control System - accent - decent stages of the lunar 00437 Roger Boyce Walter Boyce modules. Tested tite pitch and yaw and roll rocket motors. Monitored leakage of fuel in the systems in planet 14. Veteran of the Manned Space Flight Program for over 20 01335 Elmire Boyd years For 21 years I have supported the Space Shuttle program and Aires 1. As a QA inspector, I executed inspections from 2289 Kathy E. Boyd Kathy E. Boyd receiving SRM segments and ET's to Orbiter wheel stop at landing. I'm very proud to be a part of this history. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation We are a family of curiosity, of wonder, of hope and of learning on every level. We support education of youth, the 01093 Sandra Tofflemire Jo Ann Boyer field of science studies and the exploration of our cosmic neighborhood. Retired from both the military and the KSC security patrol, my father has served the country he loves twice in uniform. From 00375 Kevin Boynton M. A. Boynton project Gemini through the Space Shuttle missions his dedication to duty has been an example to his fellow patrolmen and to all he protected and served. Whose love of space started in childhood, who will always be 01245 Val Stillwell The Sinclair Boys young at heart, will always aim for the stars, and will always look up and see endless possibilities With gratitude for 38 years of dedicated service to the 2202 Amy Wasson P. Delnero BPS 1970 - 08 students of Brevard Public Schools. Thank you, Pamela WithDelnero. gratitude for 38 years of dedicated service to the 2203 Amy Wasson B. Bachtel BPS 1970 - 08 students of Brevard Public Schools. Thank you, Betsy WithBachtel. gratitude for 28 years of dedicated service to the 2204 Amy Wasson M. Dickerson BPS 28 years students of Brevard Public Schools. Thank you, Melody Dickson. I was the LEM Purchasing Manager in charge of procuring the LEM rocket engines, radars, environment and orientation systems electronic and all ground support equipment. My 01237 Robert E. Brader Robert E. Brader responsibility covered request for quotes, negotiating and issuing contracts to the chosen successful bidders and managing those contracts through completion. Electronics Technician in Engineering Support shops for 39 years. (RCA 29 years, CSR 10 years). Shops personnel were 1848 Helen Bradford, The Shull Family William & Gail Bradford William S. Bradford subject to travel anywhere in the world, at anytime, for the installation, maintenance and operation of electronic systems used for Missile Tracking. Ms. Bradley received numerous NASA awards and both the Meritorious and Distinguished Presidential Rank awards for her performance from 1973-1994. Some of her positions 00719 Ann Bradley Ann Bradley included: Deputy Associate Administrator; Director of Personnel; Director, NASA Resident office, Jet Propulsion Laboratory; and Director of Administration Dryden Flight Research Center. Charles made monumental contributions to the Gemini, Apollo and Space Shuttle Programs through exemplary calibration services at KSC. Throughout his 43 years of service, he was 2225 United Space Alliance In-Place Calibration Department Charles E. Bradley recognized for his professionalism, energy, initiative and integrity. His superior technical and people skills reflect great credit upon him and the U.S. Space Program. Lori Bradner has never ending energy and intense love of the space program. She instills hope and fuels the imagination of her students. She established a direct link with NASA and receives daily mission updates. Lori arranged for a bus for 2330 Gabe Gabrielle Lori (Lucy) Bradner her students to Kennedy Space Center to see a Shuttle launch and, despite numerous obstacles, managed a live feed for her students to speak with the astronauts on the International Space Station. Lori exemplifies "THE DREAM IS ALIVE". 2123 Gretchen D. Demole Jim Bradshshaw 1966 to 1973 - Propulsion/Environmental Control Systems Technician on the lunar module, worked on all manned and 00320 Lee R. Brandt Lee Brandt unmanned Apollo spacecraft missions. Received 'Silver Snoopy' award in December of 1969 for professional excellence on Apollo XIII spacecraft. Composite Lay-up technician, 1993-1994 Grumman 2153 D. Lee Brandt D. Lee Brandt Aerospace Corporation, Milledgeville, GA. My daughter Harriet L. Brannen died May 13, 1996. She was 00536 Harriet Larson Harriet Brannen a good citizen and tax payer and an avid supporter of our space program. She was also a veteran of the US Air Force. "Addicted to the manned space program" honorable, hardworker, always a gentleman raised four children and accumulated 42 years covering the Murcury, Apollo, and 2136 Halverstadt Teresa L. George Brashear Space Shuttle programs. Supported Shuttle Operations at Vandenburg AFB, received Shuttles from Palmdale, CA and worked many shuttle landings at Edwards AFB and KSC, FL. Worked at Grand Bahamas Island and Carten Kay in Timing & Communications. Spent six months on Twin Falls Victory Missile Tracking ship. Worked at Cape in Control Timing and 1968 Lonney Bratcher Lonney Bratcher Firing; then to video distribution systems. Final work area was as Chief Electronic Tech at the Launch Operations Control Center for Titan IV system. Cyndi joined JSC in 1975. She worked her way up from the mailroom to the executive suite, starting as a mail and file clerk and eventually becoming administrative officer to the 01562 Cynthia C. Braughon Cynthia C. Braughon directors, engineering, from that position she moved to the office of the Chief financial officer, supporting manned space flight Ronald Braum worked at Grumman from 1968 to 2006. 2302 Joseph Braun Ronald Braun Worked on LEM/Apollo Program - Flight Test Engineering, Structural Testing and Advanced Manufacturing programs. Joseph Braun worked at Grumman Corporation from 1967 - 2006. Design work on Orbiting Astronomical Observatory 2303 Joseph Braun Joseph Braun (OAO), Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) - Space Shuttle Mechanical Design Wings and Elevon Seal Panels - Manufacturing Program Support. Lawrence G. Brazel was an engineer in the crew and equipment department of the Grumman Aerospace Corporation. Throughout the space program, he was 00490 Barbara Burkhard Lawrence Brazel responsible for providing services for spacesuits. As a result of his efforts, astronauts in space suits were able to safely perform various test exercises in an environment while simulated space flight. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation P. Thomas Breakfield, 111 has been a dedicated and devoted engineer, manager, Director and mentor to all he worked with 01412 Elizabeth C. Godfrey P. Thomas Breakfield III during his 34 years with NASA at KSC in support of the Apollo, Shuttle, Space Station and Expendable Launch Vehicle Programs. 00651 Leopold R. Brecht, Jr. Leopold R. Brecht Jr. Design of Microwave Antenna at Grumman Worked on all of Saturn missions; the Saturn I, Saturn IB & Saturn V on the SIV and SIVB stages that the Douglas Aircraft Co. then the McDonnell Douglas Co. built and subsequent checkout and launched, from Sept. 1963 - July 01459 E.R. Brecken 1975.This includes all of Apollo Missions (Apollo 4,6 & Apollo 8 through Apollo 17) as a launch team member (hydraulics). Also placed the Space Stat. into orbit followed by 3 manned launches to the Orbiting Space Station Sal Brescia worked for Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. during the LM Program as a hydraulic pneumatic ground support engineer. Designed and installed 'Cold Flow Facility' 00787 Sal Brescia Sal Brescia which was used to verify integrity of Space Crafts before they were shipped to Kennedy Space Center. Also worked on Space Station Freedom A Launch Systems Safety Advisor for the Boeing Atlantic Test Center at the Kennedy Space Center on the Apollo Program, 1968-1972. Insured operational safety of Launch Umbilical 00612 Sheila Breyer Arthur Breyer III Tower 'Swing Arms', S1-C Stage Systems, Hold-down Arms, Tail Service Masts and the USAF Flight Termination System. Forever, '...keep the 'Dream alive!'. A Launch Systems Safety Advisor for the Boeing Atlantic Test Center at the Kennedy Space Center on the Apollo Program, 1968-1972. Insured operational safety of Launch Umbilical 00612 Sheila Breyer A. William Breyer III Tower 'Swing Arms', S1-C Stage Systems, Hold-down Arms, Tail Service Masts and the USAF Flight Termination System. Forever, '...keep the 'Dream alive!'. A Launch Systems Safety Advisor for the Boeing Atlantic Test Center at the Kennedy Space Center on the Apollo Program, 1968-1972. Insured operational safety of Launch Umbilical 00612 Sheila Breyer William Breyer III Tower 'Swing Arms', S1-C Stage Systems, Hold-down Arms, Tail Service Masts and the USAF Flight Termination System. Forever, '...keep the 'Dream alive!'. After 32 years (1962 - 1994) at KSC/CCAFS Retired from NASA Spacecraft Quality Office as Branch Chief Integrated Surveillance Division (Shuttle Operations 2268 Lee R. Bridgeman Lee R. Bridgeman OPF/VAB/Pad/Landing Sites). Worked on Minuteman, Polaris, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Delta, Shuttle (KSC & Vendor Plants). Presented Snoopy Award by Astronauts John Young & Bob Crippen. Roy D Bridges Jr. (Major General USAF Retired). Pilot of the Space Shuttle Challenger Spacelab 2 Mission (STS SIF). Commander of the Eastern Space and Missile Center (Patrick 01090 Roy D. Bridges, Jr. Roy D. Bridges, Jr. AFB and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Florida) and the Air Force Flight Test Center (Edwards AFB Ca). Director of the John F Kennedy Space Center Florida. Member of Grumman Aerospace Corporation Apollo Launch Team at Kennedy Space Center 1966-1972 as a Quality Assurance Representative. Ensured the quality and integrity 00657 Robert G. Brielmann Robert G. Brielmann of ground support equipment (GSE) and Lunar Module (LM) readiness for launch during Program Site Activation and Apollo 1 through Apollo 17 Privileged Recipient of NASA Snoopy Award During military career supported space operations during the mid1960's thru mid 1970's while serving on submarine duty. After military retirement held position as Systems Training 00204 James A. Bright James Bright Instructor in the Fire Alarm/Suppression and Electronic Security Systems starting with 'Return to Flight'-'STS-26' at Kennedy Space Center 1964-1969 Bendix Chief Test Conductor and Manager of 00464 Richard Brinckerhoff Richard Brinckerhoff complex 39at KSC. (work area 1 in the contract) 01313 Amy & Scott Schoedler Mark Brinsko I am dedicated to space programs for more than 30 years, starting with French and European Projects in 1965 and was Assistant Project Manager for Spacelab and European 01120 Bernard G. Brisabois Fr Bernard G. Brisabois Fr Participation to the Space Shuttle. Today as a consultant I work for an American Company involved in tape recorders and SSR, named Odetics Inc of Anaheim Ca. I'm a member of the AIAA and the Planetary Society Mr. Briskman worked for NASA Headquarters from 1959- 1964 in the Office of Tracking and Data Acquisition. He contributed significantly to the Gemini and Apollo programs 00587 Robert Briskman Robert Briskman through selection of ground and shipboard stations and development of the Unified S-Band system, receiving the Apollo Achievement Award. As a teacher she brought her math students to the Cape on fieldtrips to show her students how critical math was to the 00563 David Brittain Carol Brittain space program - and how critical the space program was to the country. Currently a board member of AMF. Also served on the education committee and was among the first group of 00564 David Brittain David Brittain advisors on the initial development of the educational programs of AMF. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation James E. Broadfoot graduated from Rice University in 1962 with a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering. Jim joined NASA (Johnson Space Center) in July 1963 through May 1988. In May 1988, Jim joined Rockwell Space Operations Company (RSOC) working on the Space Transportation Systems 2311 Strategic Planning & Integration (SPI) James E. Broadfoot Operations Contract (STSOC). He transitioned to United Space Alliance (USA) and the Space Flight Operations Contract (SFOC) in June 1996. In October 2010, Jim is retiring with over 47 years of combined experience in support of the Space Program. Performed duty from 1962 to 1972, serving as Transportation 01185 Agnew Broadhurst Buzze Lansing E. Broadhurst Officer for NASA's Space Program Transferred by R.C.A. in June of 1954, from New Jersey to Florida to join a task force in support of the missile test project (MTP). Held series of assignments including Liaison Engineer 00309 Frank G. Brockerman, Sr. Frank Brockerman, Sr. between the Cape and Patrick AFB during the Gemini and Apollo programs. Retired as Manager, Engineering Control, in 1972. Managed program support for the scientists who planned the exploration activities for all Apollo lunar missions and established and managed, for 8 years, NASA's outreach to 00589 Nancy Brockman Paul Brockman state and local government and economic development agencies, gaining broad support for NASA's civil aeronautics and industrial technology transfer programs. Grumman/ From A Brodel-Memory at age 80. Worked in Plant 33-Grummans Bethpage in Long Island NY. Our Foreman- Paul Schatzel, Our Group Leader-Wayne ?.We assembled 01666 Albert E. Brodel Albert E. Brodel electrical cables for LEM, made cables for gauges that measured fuel for LEM. A few cables with gold pins and explosive connectors so LEM would disconnect from the platform on the moon. 01528 Bob Brodie Bob Brodie 00526 Richard Gontarek Dave Brody Worked for Grumman Aerospace for 36 years and on LEM 00438 Frederick Bronleben Frederick Bronleben project for1 year. Quality Control on ascent and descent stage PLT 2 clean room testing and induction brazing. Awarded for ideas on 00671 Edwin J. Brooks Edwin J. Brooks propulsion tank inspection and grounding testing of components Mr. Brooks was a Quality Control Engineer specializing in all 1775 Karen & David Douglas Frederick W. Brooks phases of Ultro Sonic Testing and Evaluation on all Grumman Products. Space career commenced with Army National Guard, Nike Ajax, 1958-61. Philcoaerospace assignments, operations controller, Thule, Greenland and Seychelles, 1961-77. G.E. Space Program, Diyarbalkir, Turkey & Stateside, Test 1911 Lucille Brooks W. Wisnicky Thomas R. L. Brooks Director/Data Analyst 1978-93. Space positions Martin Marietta 1993-4, evolved into Lockheed, Database Management, 1995-6. Retired. An exemplary contributor to vital American progress. Involved with the Scout Vehicle design at LaRC. Transferred to Goddard Launch Operations for Atlas, Delta and Titan launches of Lunar Orbiter, Biosatellite and Viking. Transferred 00469 William Brosier William Brosier to KSC Pay-load Operations for both Shuttle and ELV Payloads. Retired from MDAC Payload Operations after performing early planning for the International Space Station. Director/Co-ordinator Data Processor Launch and Tracking 00833 Charles & Frances Taylor Irving C. Brower manned Space Flight Affiliated with RCA and Boeing Companies From the unmanned program into the manned program, Hugh M. Brown is among the recognized leaders working with people and systems to maintain our American Space 00193 Ina M. Brown Hugh M. Brown Program. He stands at the forefront of technology and facility management, having contributed to the Space Program in six of the nine NASA centers. Wilford Brown on board instrumentation project engineer for 00313 Wilford Brown Wilford Brown the lunar module for Grumman Aerospace. Space Program/Pioneer/NASA 5/63-1/20/95. Team member Design Engineering Facilities, GSE, KSC Lead Cost Eng. Created & Developed over 50 Aerospace Government 00052 Joseph A. Brown, CCE Joseph A. Brown, CCE Estimating tools/spin-offs. Astronauts Silver Snoopy & NASA Commendation Awards for millions of Dollars Cost Savings. Internationally recognized Aerospace Cost Engineering, 30 tech papers, 5 NASA Tech briefs. NASA and family was his love. Andy's dedication and support to the space program spanned over 40 years. He 2375 Julie Stanley Adrian Browne especially embraced being a test director for the shuttle program. While employed at Grumman Co. I served in the followingcapacities:08-1966 to 09/1972 systems engineer on advanced studies first for a space station and subsequently 00678 William H. Bruning William H. Bruning for a space shuttle. 09-1962 to 06-1966 Program Manufacturing Manager for the Lunar Excursion Module 12- 1960 to 08-1962 Project Tool Engineer for the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory Came to the Cape in 1966 for Hughes Aircraft Company on the Surveyor program. Five successes out of seven launches 00413 Lora Singer Donn Bruse mapped moon landing areas for Apollo. Joined NASA on the Apollo program but left and returned in 1980 on the Shuttle program. Retired in 1994to North Carolina. 01493 Friendly Village Of Florida Danny Bryant 00688 Stephen J. Bucca Stephen J. Bucca Work in Test and Checkout Documentation Procedures ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation A career Civil Service Design Engineer beginning in 1949 with NACA, then ABMA, and to NASA in 1960. Designed launching and handling equipment for Redstone, Jupiter, and 00063 Donald D. Buchanan Donald D. Buchanan Pershing Missiles. Chief Design Engineer for NASA, KSC for the Apollo, Skylab, ASTP, and Shuttle Programs until retirement in 1981. 2229 Jean P. Buchanan Jean P. Buchanan 1972-1974 Flight Medicine Branch Chief, Johnson Space Center TX NASA Flight Surgeon Apollo 17,Skylab 11. 1974- 1994Director,Biomedical Operations Office; John F Kennedy 00752 Anne H. Buchanan Paul Buchanan, M.D. Space Center, Fl; Research-Muscle Wasting in Space, Closed Ecological Life Support System. 2 NASA Exceptional Service Medals. Aerospace Medical Association: Bauer award, Space Medicine President Donald was a prototype mechanic on the LEM Program. He 00652 Evelyn Buchheim Donald S. Buchheim worked on the first landing gear and the flag. He was proud to be a part of this historic event Robert H. Buckley joined NASA in 1962 at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas and was assigned as the lead ordnance and control system engineer on Project Mercury in the Preflight Operations Division at Cape Canaveral. From 1963 to 1965 he was the lead integration engineer and test conductor on the Gemini missions, which included chairing the NASA / Air Force subcommittee whose activities led to the first American (Gemini / Agena)spacecraft rendezvous in space.

After Project Gemini, Mr. Buckley was assigned as the NASA test team manager for the lunar vehicle (LEM-1) and later became the contract technical manager to manage the Rockwell Apollo Command Service Module (CSM) contract. 1994 Nannette Long Robert Hunt Buckley

In 1970 he became the Spacecraft / Orbiter Manager for the original KSC Space Shuttle Task Team. In 1975 he was assigned as the Chief of the Shuttle Operations Planning and Integration Office. He was named as Chief of the NASA Air Force Management Office in 1983. Mr. Buckley supported all manned space programs within the National Aeronautics and Space Administration up until his retirement.

During his 32 years of NASA service, Mr. Buckley received the 1992 Outstanding Performance Award, the NASA Exceptional Service medal, nine superior performance awards and two certificates of commendation. Robert Buckley retired in January 1994 as Chief of the NASA - Air Force Served in a logistics support capacity for 38 years beginning with Pan Am (20 years) on the AFETR, and at KSC in the 00517 Donald Buffkin Donald Buffkin VAB/OPF facilities for the past 18 years (Boeing, Lockheed/Martin, USA) in direct support of the shuttle operations. My career began in 1965 with Douglas Aircraft on the Delta Program; continued with engineering companies as Boeing, Pan American, PRC during the Apollo Program; retired as a 1917 Oscar Bullard Oscar Bullard Project Manager with McDonnell Douglas/PGOC Shuttle and Space Station Program in 1996. Working here at KSC was a great honor! Frank shouldered overall technical responsibility for the integrity of all of the Grumman lunar module structure prior to 00530 Barrett Whitman Jr. Frank Bunce the initial landing. Without people of Frank's caliber, the lunar landing simply would not have been successful. Robert C. Bunch was a Project and Quality Engineer on Apollo at MSFC and transferred to KSC as Project Engineer 2157 - Section 5 Terrie Bunch Schoon Robert C. Bunch in 1967. He was a Quality Engineer of Shuttle External Tank in 1967. He was Senior Quality Engineer at HMF, OPE & LCC on the Shuttle until he retired in 1997. Wiley C. Bunn: Director of Quality Marshall Space Flight 01449 Mrs. Wiley C. Bunn Wiley Bunn Center, Huntsville, Alabama Deceased 1995 Richard Burdish-Quality Assurance Engineer at Grumman Aerospace-06/28/65 to 07/02/92. Involved in designing, building and testing of the communication system inside the 00715 Josephine Burdish Richard Burdish LM. His career with Grumman involved working on many programs, but 10:56 July 20,1969 was far and away the proudest moment of his career. Gene Burgess performed radiographic inspection for quality 00772 Gene Burgess Gene Burgess of workmanship on all Lunar Module Components while employed at Grumman Aerospace Corp. I joined the Langley Research Center as an Engineer in 1961 and transferred to JSC in 1964 and became the Apollo 1899 Richard D. Burghduff Richard D. Burghduff Guidance Navigation and Control Manager. At the beginning of the Shuttle program, I was named Manager of the Shuttle Cockpit and retired as Space Shuttle Chief Engineer in 1997. Space Education has been Sharon's specialty for a number of years. She is a NEWEST member from the class of 1998 at 01401 Rhonda Bajalia Sharon Burnette KSC. Thanks to her, numerous fifth grade students have been inspired to ' Reach For The Stars ' I started working at KSC October 17, 1977 for Computer Science Corp. as a Computer Hardware Technician. I worked 3 years then for Grumman Technical Services, then Northrop 2285 Karla Harrell Carolyn J. Burnham Grumman, then Lockheed, then Lockheed Martin. The United Space Alliance contract began June 1, 1996. Worked with no gaps in employment since 10-17-77 until June 1, 2010. Took voluntary lay off. LPS Launch Control Room Lead. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation I was Medical Technologist, PAN AM Medical Dept for 8 years. Performed Laboratory Procedures & X-Rays required 00033 Mary Leonard Burrus Mary Leonard Burrus for surveillance physicals on fuel handlers, yearly personnel physicals & key physicals as well as bacteriological testing including water samples from the Apollo Space capsule. Started Feb 1957 with the Douglas Thor. Was responsible for air conditioning the Missile on the Launch Pad for 2 years. 00032 George Burrus George J. Burrus, III Was involved with AVCO Nose Cones on all Missiles for 4 years. Was NASA Project Engineer, Launch Control Center and Engineer Manager Mobile Service Structure for 14 years. I feel honored to have been a Grumman employee from 1948- 1990and to have had the privilege to participate in the 01231 Marguerite Burt Marguerite Burt awesome space program of our great country. No company could ever top Grumman. Who else could ever have put man on the moon! What a feat! GRUMMAN Propulsion Technician-Member of Lunar Module Launch Team, loaded fuel and oxidizers, supercritical helium and high 01345 George R. Burton George R. Burton pressure gases onto spacecraft prior to launch. Checked out and tested assent, decent, and reaction control engines. Member of 'Red Contingency Team'. Retired in 1994 as Vice President-Controller of the Grumman Corporation where employed from 1963-1994. My duties at 01155 Nat P. Busi Nat P. Busi Grumman included active involvement with financial/contractual aspects of NASA Programs E.G. LM; O.A.O.; Space Shuttle Shirlene Butler worked for GE, TRW, and NBC news out at the Cape from February 1958 to 1962. She was a communications operator and a cryptographer during the Atlas mission and after. She had 20 minutes to get to the Cape from Eau Gallie and to be ready to type every time Russia sent up a vessel (balloon, missile). Shirlene typed 2071 Sheree Butler-White Shirlene Butler code in the dark at about 120 wpm, without making mistakes. She was present when the first satellite transmission from the President occurred. And at a time when women were at home, she was the only woman there. Shirlene said, "It was a very exciting time in history and she is glad she was given a part in it." 2014 Butler The Butler Family Will submit at a later time. Linda J. Button served the SPACE program from Aug 90 - Jan 2001 She was an Orbiter Integrity Monitor Lead. Ms. 1784 Michael Wise Linda Jean Button Button died January 21, 200. She was loved and respected by all. KSC flags were flown at half-staff. She will be greatly missed by all. Don had a lifelong interest in space exploration, particularly manned. This was initiated and encouraged by his mother, 01571 Donald J. Butz Donald J. Butz Margarete (Willer) Butz, who came to the U.S. in 1956 from Munich, Germany. He has a BSAAE (1981) from Ohio State University and worked in not-for-profit R&D for 19 years. John M. Buxton, Grumman Aerospace, Vice President, served as Director of all Houston LEM operations for the duration of the Apollo Program. Responsibilities included 00981 John M. Buxton John M. Buxton providing continuing interface and communication link between senior NASA and Grumman management, as well as managing the extensive LEM test program Spacecraft Operating Engineer for Grumman at KSC-Apollo program. Received Silver Snoopy award from Astronaut Allan Bean 10 Dec 69for a sustained superior performance in all 00395 James Byars James Byars areas of space testing. Launch of LM 1,3,5,7 which was highly professional and contributed importantly to the success of the manned lunar effort. Your personal performance has been exemplary in all respects. 1956-1994 GI in the US Army of Electronic Engineers. NASA - 00051 Frank Byrne Frank Byrne KSC. Helped design & build the Launch Processing System. Provided official Apollo 11 20th anniversary launch re- creation rocket flight at LC-39, July, 1989, and 25th anniversary launcher-creation at Spaceport USA, July, 1994. 00285 Earl Cagle, Jr. Earl Cagle, Jr. Received written, verbal commendation from Neil Armstrong, Rocco Petrone. Performs annual public rocket launch commemoration for Challenger crew. Photographs, archives space history artifacts for future generations. 1st Cameraman (Documentary Photography RCA) started work at the Cape mid summer 1957 until RCA lost contract 1969. Received many Commendations from Air Force & 00881 Cecily Cain Arnold Cain NASA including one for film on construction of VAB. He was a Space Buff until the day he died in 1993 (After RCA he worked free lance on Marooned for UPI) and several European T.V. stations 01676 Jim & Pat Cain James O. & Patricia Cain RCA 1749 James & Patricia Cain Patricia & James Cain RCA Naval Research Laboratory VANGUARD Project Officer at the Atlantic Missile Range Feb 56 - Sep 59. Recovery Officer, Staff of Department of Defense Representative for projects 00591 Harold Calhoun Harold Calhoun Mercury &Gemini Sep 59 - Apr 63. JPL Representative, KSC NASA Test Support Office, for JPL-managed lunar and interplanetary missions Apr 63-Sep 78. Structural Design Engineer at Grumman Aerospace 1952- 1993Designed the fuel tank thermal shielding support structure of the Lunar Module Ascent Stage. 00672 John A. Caligiuri John A. Caligiuri Designer/Supervisor of the Space Shuttle Wing Plank Assembles, landing gear door and the design/configuration of the Wing Thermal and Static Test Article ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 1960-1981- USAF Patrick Air Force Base & Wright Patterson AFB. Avionics mechanic on ARIA aircraft deployed worldwide for rockets missiles, Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Sky Lab. 00389 Sarah Callahan Robert Callahan, III Retired with over 6000 Master Aircrew hours dedicated to space exploration. 1981-present- Rockwell International, Space Systems Division, Kennedy Space Center. Lead Avionics Engineer for Space Shuttle. Hayes International Corp. 2 yrs 10 Months Supervisor-Field Liaison Engineer. Supervised ground support equipment and 01086 Rosellyn J. Calvert Robert E. Calvert launcher operations for Saturn V Program. McDonnell Douglas Corp. Design and Development, Mobile Orbital Lab, and Skylab drawings Mr. Allan Cameron was a finalist in the 2006 Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award contest. Mr. Cameron is a teacher at Carl Hayden Community High School in Phoenix, 2130 AMF Allan Cameron AZ. The Astronauts Memorial Foundation is proud to inscribe his name on the Spacewalk of Honor at the Kennedy Space Center. The Holders have attended all six of friend Jim Wetherbee's 1992 Stu Cohen The Holders Camp Hill PA launches. Robyn Holder has taught Space Education at St. Theresa's Elementary School of Camp Hill. Melvin James Campbell retired from NASA June 3,1985. He had been with NASA for 21 years. He was in the Quality 00714 Mrs. Melvin J. Campbell Melvin James Campbell Surveillance Section, Shuttle Assurance Office, Shuttle Management and Operations Director 01242 Robert L. Campbell Mary Lee Campbell Was Charles Walkers first grade teacher 01578 B. W. Campbell Leonard Earl Campbell Guy Campbell joined North American (Rockwell International) in April, 1963. He went to Florida as part of the Project Office 00298 Pearl E. Campbell Guy Campbell, Jr. on the Apollo Program. In 1973 he became part of the Configuration Management Office of the Shuttle Team in California. He retired in April 1984, died in October 1995. Donald Capone began his NASA career in 1967. He held many responsible positions in the areas of financial and resources management, and retired in 1985 as Deputy Cargo 00132 Janice C. Capone Donald J. Capone Projects Manager. He served as a Consultant to the State of Florida and private industry in activities directly associated with NASA programs. He died in 1993. Became employed with Rockwell June 1, 1965. Supervisor responsible for planning, scheduling, guidance and direction of mechanical and electrical technicians, assigned to site 00101 Paul D. Kennedy Delbert M. Carlson activation, ground support equipment in support of vehicle launches at KSC. Transitioned to Lockheed at SPC turnover in same capacity assigned to Pad A. Retired May 31, 1996. Purchasing Manager - Grumman Lunar Space Program at KSC. Responsible for all purchasing in support of a 1,500 man launch crew. Worked within NASA and ASPR 00168 Jane M. Carmody Thomas Carmody regulations and guidelines hired, trained and supervised a staff of 18 buyers support personnel. Recipient of NASA 'Snoopy' award among others. 2067 Riffe Retha Donald Carnes Will submit at a later time. Mike worked for McDonnell Douglas for 25 years (1959- 1970,1980-1995), and retired in April of 1995. During that time, he worked in the Timekeeping Department, in the Apollo 00220 Marie & Mary Carney James Michael Carney Program Administrative Engineering Section, on the Skylab program and on the Shuttle program working in the Engineering Release Area. Larry Carr gave his career to NASA through 25 years as 2360 Lisa Cosgrove Larry A. Carr Director of Integrated Data Symptoms and build the MODCOMP computer which launched all of the Shuttles. 00328 J. Carroll Jack Carroll Grumman Corp. Asst to Apollo Lunar Module Program Dir. A member of the ABMA Missile Firing Lab from June 1956 to July 1,1960. Transferred to NASA 7-1-60. Worked in blockhouses 56,26,30,34 and 37 as the Doppler Tracking Station Chief, during the launch of Alan Shepard, Gus 00429 James Carroll James Carroll Grissom, the first Saturn from BH34an BH37. Worked in LCC39 data display for all 4 firing rooms for all Apollo launches. Worked for LPS in LC39 from 3/77 to retirement 5/94. I was part of the team that designed the equipment used for the ascent and descent stages for the Lunar Module. Active 00668 Frank J. Carroll Frank J. Carroll on the LEM Program (Support Dept) from July 1964 thru July 1966.Grumman employee from 1964-1994 June 1955 to Jan 1979- the most exciting years of my life! Positions I held were: a secretary to Dr Kurt Debus, Director, Missile Firing Lab, taken over by NASA and became KSC; 00350 June Carson June Carson secretary to Merritt Preston, Director, Launch Operations; Administrative Specialist to Walter Kapryan who took over from Preston. 00762 Stephen P. Carter Stephen P. Carter 01467 F. E. Carter F. E. Carter 01468 F. H. Carter F. H. Carter Veteran of the Manned Space Flight Program for over 20 01334 Arthur Case years 2015 Marilyn Casey Marilyn Casey Will submit at a later time. Secretary, General Electric (1960-1967) Atlas Titan, Mercury, Gemini, Minuteman, Apollo. Program Manager, Chuck Gerwig asked if I would like to draw John Glenn's Velocity chart. On 00260 Beverly Ellis Beverly Casey Ellis second try, chart accepted. Very proud of that accomplishment. Typed missile documentation, budgets, costs. Note: (my name while at G.E. was Beverly Casey) Requirements Planner for Special Support Equipment 00649 Michael J. Cassidy Michael J. Cassidy obtained data for critical parts for the off site locations at Kennedy Space Center Houston and White Sands ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Began working for NASA after graduation from Univ. of South Florida in May, 1967. Served as a Mechanical and Propulsion Systems Engineer during the Apollo and Skylab programs on the Second State (S-II) of the Saturn V Rocket for all the Saturn V missions (Apollo 4/AS-501, through Apollo 17/AS- 512 and Skylab 1/AS513). Also served as Forward Observer for several manned Saturn V and Skylab/S-1B launches. In 1975, transferred into the Design Engineering Directorate's Ground Systems Division, responsible for the design of access platforms in the VAB used for final assembly of the 1929 B. Cassisi Vincent Cassisi Space Shuttle, and was the Lead Design Engineer for Vertical Payload Handling and Access equipment for the Space Shuttle program. Received the Silver Snoopy Award in October 1981, for leading the development of the active payload handling fittings for the Payload Ground Handling Mechanism at LC-39 A & B and VAFB. Transferred to the Payloads Directorate Sustaining Engineering Branch in 1989 and was involved with the CRF design and construction. In 1998 was assigned to the Expendable Launch Vehicles Directorate Analysis Branch. Retired from NASA in January 2000. Aeronautic Engineer worked for Grumman 1947. F9F Panther 01384 Richard John Kalen Arnold N. Catalano Jet worked LEM. Deceased 1969 01019 Mr. & Mrs. Catando Kenneth Catando 2452 Alan Scott Reed Arianna Cathlen Reed For my daughter who loves adventure. Engineering Test Pilot - Langley 4/42 - 11/47. Contributor of 00609 Stefan Cavallo Stefan Cavallo flight helmet now on display at NASM, Washington DC. Assigned as Grumman Resident Representative and Administrator Lunar (Excursion) Module 1 April 1963 A & E building Cape Canaveral. Provided Manned Spacecraft 00644 Lawrence J. Cervellino Lawrence J. Cervellino Operations Center with evolving LM Systems design data to finalize Test Facility requirements liaison for Grumman's initial Test Operations Manual Special assistant to Director defining operational requirements to LOC/KSC Wendy Chaff is an extremely energetic, amazing teacher who actively involves her students in learning about and supporting the space program. Wendy stresses the importance of math & science to her students, displays 2389 Gabe Gabrielle Wendy Chaff posters, literature, and photos in her classroom, and has established a direct link with NASA; then uses the information to create awareness and fuel the imagination of her students. She is also the LEGO coach and instills in her students: THE DREAM IS ALIVE". JOINED NASA SAFETY 6/87. MOVED TO SPACE LIFE SCIENCES ASBIOENGINEER 11/89. DEVELOPING ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS FORMOON & MARS. ACTIVE IN NASA SPEAKERS BUREAU; 01050 His Dive Partner, Best Friend & Loving Wife Claudia Dennis Chamberland CHAIRMAN, KSCANIMAL CARE & USE COMMITTEE; DESIGN ENGINEER FOR SCOTT CARPENTERSPACE ANALOG STATION & COMMANDER OF FIRST 9-DAY MISSION 9/97;NASA AQUANAUT 01704 Katherine Berger Harry E. Chambers R C A 1942 Patrick & Carole Glynn Robert P. Chambers Will submit at a later time. A dedicated husband to Elsie and father of two, Susan and Ann, who left this planet early to discover what life holds after 1990 Ian Gray John George Chambers death. May God hold you in His hands until we are all reunited. Career began on the Eastern Range in 1958 with RCA. As a cameraman in photo services, was involved in all aspects of motion/still, engineering, documentary, metric, tracking and 2086 Debra & Jim Ricci Brian Crytzer & Joe Ann Chambers John W. Chambers video photography. Photographed launches/reentries, including Mercury, Gemini, Apollo/Saturn, on ER & KSC from 1956 until retirement in 1995. Exciting career! On launch team for first satellite, first man in space, the first man on the moon. Joined Werner Von Braun team in Huntsville Alabama in 1951. Participated in the following launches (1951-1981): Redstones-49, Jupiter C's-9, Jupiters- 2320 Jo Anne Scruggs William O. Chandler ("Curly") 37, Mercury Redstones-6, Junos-10, Saturns-15, Apollos-12, Skylabs-4, Apollo Soyuz-1, Shuttles-2. Received the Distingished Service Medal. Served on Challenger review team in 1985. Stefan grew up in Derry, New Hampshire, the home town of Alan Shepard. His grandfather began working in the space industry at RedStone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama in 1956. 1963 Christopher F. DeAngelis Stefan P. Chapple His father grew up in Huntsville and in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Stefan did several school projects on the Space Shuttle and collected the commemorative stickers and launch-day envelopes that are produced on shuttle launch days. Anthony 'Tony' Chayka (1920-1992) Tony worked for Grumman Aerospace for more than 40 years. At Grumman Tony worked on the Lunar Module (LM) Program from it's 01395 Charles M. Chayka Anthony Chayka inception. Tony developed many special tools used to assemble the Lunar Modules in Grumman's 'Clean Room' (plant 5) Bethpage, NY -- God Speed Tony Chayka 1763 C.J. Cheek Lloyd Cheek, 1st LTC Dee Chester has promoted the Space Program since 01385 LTC Dee Chester Dee, Lt Col Chester 1961. She's a Nationally known Space Educator as a Science Educator. Her goal is to fly in Space Stress Analyst on primary structure of the 'Lunar Module' diagonal tension panels, cap strips, fittings, subsystem supports. Supervisor Vehicle Production Engineer 00532 Kenneth Child Kenneth Child responsible for main-training support and resolving all types of problems during the manufacturing of the 'Lunar Module'. Similar position on the Space Shuttle wing. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation One of 37 Dept. of Army team that came to Cape Canaveral in 1953 to launch the first Redstone rocket. Worked with the team under Dr. Werner von Braun for over twenty years as 00075 Frank M. Childers Frank M. Childers the Kennedy Space Center was formed around our team. Supported Redstone, Jupiter, Pershing, and Apollo launches in career fields of electronics, instrumentation and quality engineering Mr. Childers worked in computer operations within the Central Instrumentation Facility for over two years, beginning in 1969.Most of his work was toward accomplishing computer 01045 Frank Childers Raymond Childers documentation for Apollo launches. This included the update of launch countdowns and procedures for each moon-rocket launch. 2345 Heidi Chillemi Sal Chillemi 2346 Heidi Chillemi Eugene A. Chillemi 2347 Heidi Chillemi Eugene B. Chillemi 2348 Heidi Chillemi David L. Chillemi 2349 Heidi Chillemi Dennis P. Chillemi 2350 Heidi Chillemi Alan M. Chillemi 2355 Heidi Chillemi Richard K. Chillemi 2356 Heidi Chillemi Sarah Ella Chillemi 2357 Heidi Chillemi Eugene C. Chillemi 2372 Heidi Chillemi Sadie Chillemi 2372 Heidi Chillemi Norah A. Chillemi 2373 Heidi Chillemi Heidi M. Chillemi I worked in Grumman for 39 years and they were the best years of my life. The LEM was the most fascinating program 00785 Mary Chisholm Mary Chisholm I've ever heard about. When LEM put a man on the moon it was unbelievable. Good Luck in your spectacular endeavor Employed at Grumman Aerospace Corp. in Bethpage, L.I. N.Y. as an executive reporting analyst on the status of the 00640 Lois Bish Andrew H. Christensen Lunar Module (LM) Manufacturing and delivery. Started in 1964 and retired in 1983 RCA employee from 1957 to 1998 and after 1988 still on the "Range" with G.E. Then C.S.R. 'til 1993. Almost all on ships; 1804 A.L. Christensen A.L. "Chris" Christensen ARNOLD, Vandenberg and Redstone. Two years at MIPIR site (RADAR) Antigua. Around the world on the ARNOLD. Navigation Technician. Ron worked four years at the White Sands test facility in New Mexico. He worked test stand 403 working on LTA5,PA-1 and 00938 Jo Ann Christiansen Ronald Christiansen TM2.All the work at White Sands was to clear Mission G constraints to fly. Ron enjoyed working with the men on the site and was proud to be part of the Space Program Transferred from Langley Research Center to the Mercury Project Engineering Field Office at KSC in 1962. Was a 00083 Kenneth W. Christopher Kenneth W. Christopher member of the Johnson Space Center Resident Office at KSC during the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo Space Programs. Retired in 1980. Mike Ciavarella came to Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, later known as Grumman Aerospace Corporation, in 1963. He was assigned to the Lunar 00417 Helene Ciavarella Michael Ciavarella Excursion Module program, as a systems engineer. Those were exciting times and Mike is proud to have been a pioneer in America's Space Program. Worked on design and development of LEM ascent and descent propulsion systems for 10 years. Was ascent engine cognizant engineer for 2 years and descent stage propulsion engineer for 2years and descent stage propulsion group 00571 Diane Kopke James L. Ciccarello leader for 8 years. Responsible for the engine, pressurization and fuel systems. Received NASA's 'Apollo Achievement award' after the July 20,1969moonlanding and Grumman's 'Certificate of Participation'. I'd like to recognize my father, Martin C Cioffoletti's contributions to the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Space Shuttle Programs. His career dedication from technician to 01170 Martin S. Cioffoletti Martin C. Cioffoletti Vice President Payload Integration was unequaled and resulted in numerous accolades, including the NASA Distinguished Service Award. With sincerest gratitude his son and family NASA 1964-1985. MSFC, KSC & NASA Headquarters. At time of Lunar Launches & Landings was Saturn V Launch Vehicle Branch Chief, KSC Saturn Apollo Program Office. 00066 Harry J. Clark Harry J. Clark 1972-1981 Manager Advanced Project Shuttle Upper Stages & Related Payload facilities. 1981-1985 NASA Hqtrs Deputy Dir., Space Transportation Support Systems & Shuttle/Titan Centaur Program. 1985-1995 NASA Support Contractor. US Army Project Officer 1954. Active in Corporal, Redstone, Jupiter, Jupiter-C, and Pershing programs until 1957. Joined NASA in 1960. Active in Saturn I, Saturn I-B, Mercury, 00349 Raymond Clark Raymond Clark Gemini, Saturn V, Apollo, Skylab & Shuttle programs. Retired as Associate Center Director 1981. Member of Missile Space and Range Pioneers and NASA Alumni League. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation G. Denton Clark joined RCA in Montreal in 1956. He served in several management capacities in the Canadian CF-105 AVRO Arrow program in Montreal, and Camden N.J., also the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System in Riverton, N.J., Greenland, and Alaska. In 1960 he was named Project Manager of the RCA Missile Test Project (MTP) and served in that capacity until 1969 when he became Vice President 00948 G. Denton Clark G. Denton Clark Range Projects, which included missile, space and range related projects at other locations as well. On behalf of the RCA/MTP employees, he received the wards of excellence from the Air Force, also the NASA Public Service Award and a flag carried around the moon in appreciation of RCA's role in the success of the Apollo Program. He was appointed President of RCA Canada in 1973. He retired as Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of RCA, Inc. in 1987. 00978 Martin F. Clark, Jr. Benjamin C. Clark 00979 Martin F. Clark, Jr. James A. Clark 00980 Martin F. Clark, Jr. Michael W. Clark Manager, RCA Safety and Security and Security Officer. 1960 1884 Margaret Clark Boyd Bill Dees Clark to 1974 Chairman, Melbourne Airport Authority, Councilman, Eau Gallie and Melbourne, Florida, City Councils. Assigned to the Program Control Dept. for Grumman at KSC. Administrating all operation sections budgets, skill mix, 00976 Martin F. Clark, Jr. Martin F. Clark, Jr. including all supporting personnel. Named Vice President of Northrop Grumman in 1995 Assigned to the Logistics Dept. at KSC for Grumman assured 00977 Martin F. Clark, Sr. Martin F. Clark, Sr. all materials and hardware available on time to support all LM Vehicles thru launch Mr. Clary hired by NASA in 1960 assigned to Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, ASTP & Shuttle programs. Retired NASA 00084 Charles D. Clary Charles D. Clary Dec 1984. Hired by Lockheed 1/85. Retired 9/94 on the SPC Contract. Presently performing study at KSC for NASA Hdqtrs Code 'Q'. Network Status Monitor Flight Control Team Mercury Program Program manger Mission Control Center Houston Texas 00608 Mrs. Henry E. Clements Henry E. "Pete" Clements executive officer of NASA,NASA Headquarters 71-75 Technical Assistant Associate Director Johnson Space CTR 75-84Executive Officer of NASA headquarters 86-89 1839 Charles & Lucy Clements Charles & Lucy Clements RCA Jim and Mary through selfless civic leadership contributed to the success of the local space program. Jim served as Cocoa Mayor and Councilman during the 1960's and as a Port 00451 Dan & Jane Roberts Jim & Mary Clendinen Commissioner for sixteen years, emphasizing Port expansion. Mary, a loving wife and mother, spend twenty-six years as a dedicated educator. Michelle L. Lewis (Closen) worked for United Space Alliance from January 2004 to April 2007. She graduated from Embry 2326 Danielle Thal Michelle L. Closen-Lewis Riddle Aeronautical University in May 2005. Michelle worked as a propulsion engineer on the Orbiter's main propulsion system. The Discovery Club is a science club for seventh and eighth grade students at South Cumberland Elementary School. We meet once a month and also do a science related activity 01227 Mike Miller Discovery Club each month. We recently visited Kennedy Space Center and watched the STS 87shuttle launch. In the past we have had a shuttle astronaut visit our school and we have participated in Space Camp at Huntsville Al. 01265 Ed Cluen Ed Cluen 2016 David M. Coad David M. Coad & Family Will submit at a later time. Tom began work for Rocketdyne at Stennis Space Center in November1981. Assigned as a combustion devices engineer he was responsible for development, certification and 01042 Jack Cobb Thomas Cobb acceptance testing of the space shuttle main engines. Tom received a silver snoopy award October 26, 1986 from the crew of the first flight launch after return-to-launch following mission 51-L (Challenger). Michael Cochcroft (deceased) meant a lot to his contemporaries. The Space Programs here at KSC meant a lot to Michael. His passing interrupted his diligent efforts to 00779 Darrell J. Walen Michael Cochcroft pursue a paperless management mind set using computer imaging applications, to reduce costs and cut the paper trail cord- his zeal is held in high esteem This is to honor Gilbert "Gib" Cochran for his contribution to paying the way to Space through is job as an MMSE Engineer in the Shuttle Payload Ground Transportation Division. He 2148 Phyllis Cochran Gilbert "Gib" Cochran either directly drove the Payload Transporter or participated in the delivery of every Shuttle payload sent into space from February 1990 to November 2006. Harold Wayne Cochran Sr. 1962-1965 Ground Support Equipment for Mercury Program Instrumentation. 1965-1967 Gemini Biomedical Engineering. 1967-1972 R.F. Communications Lunar Module1973-1975 Skylab 01472 Theresa M. Cochran Harold Wayne Cochran, Sr. Instrumentation and Television. 1976-1984Space Shuttle Navaids Tacan & MSBLS. 1984-1990 Shuttle Project Engineering Office. 1991-1994 Analex Space Systems Quality Engineering. Veteran of the Manned Space Flight Program for over 30 01336 Loye Cody years 2017 Joseph G. Coffey Joseph G. Coffey Will submit at a later time. 01663 Grant U. Cogdell Grant U. Cogdell RCA 1857 Carol Coghill Robert I. Coghill RCA Long time supporter of Manned Space Flight. Attended Apollo 15 Launch; 12 shuttle launches (First six - Educator Briefing; 1993 Stu Cohen Last six - CDR Jim Wetherbee's Launches). Taught Manned Space Flight course at Newport Elementary School for 21 years. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation I worked for NASA as a secretary from January 1967 until retirement on December 31, 1979 during the Apollo program. 2309 Elizabeth D. Coiner Elizabeth D. Coiner Apollo 11 was launched on my birthday, July 16, 1969. I worked in the VAB where all the action took place and I loved it. He was a Tour Escort with Grey Hound from 1968 until April of 1981 after 26 years in the Air Force during WWII, Korea, 2310 Elizabeth D. Coiner Fred C. Coiner, Jr. and Vietnam. A very dedicated and patriotic man who loved the Space Program and his country. Armstrong assigned my wind tunnel engineering section - encouraged him to apply for astronaut program. Centaur 00825 Paul Colarusso Paul Colarusso stage a failure. Redesigned propellant lines and hook-up to rocket motors. No more failures. Serves as Director/Board of AMF, Publisher of the Space 00046 Mike Coleman Mike Coleman Coast's Newspaper, FLORIDA TODAY. Alan was and original employee at the M.S.F.C. and in 1967transferred to KSC and worked as a senior computer 00604 Alan A. Coley Alan A. Coley systems analyst until he took early retirement in 1982 at the age of 52. Employed by Grumman and worked in dept 601 engineering organized and design checked drawings for LEM support such as ascent and descent stage transporters, four story 00416 Eugene Coll Eugene Coll transportable work stand and firth simulator for testing ascent stage engine. Also helped in checking drawings for LEM vehicle. From 1957, for 8 years with RCA and 23 years with Pan American, served as Timing and Firing Engineer on AFETR. Developed range, station, and site clocks for instrumentation 2244 William Collings Bill RCA ENG Collings platforms. Replaced neon lamps with long-life Led’s in engineering and documentary cameras on KSC and Cape Canaveral. Curtis C. Collins; Mathews, Virginia; joined NASA's Johnson Space Center February 27, 1961; served 36 years in Huston; provided printing, supply, Administrative Officer, Senior Level 00126 Curtis C. Collins Curtis C. Collins Personnel Position Management; Direct Administrative Support to all Apollo and Skylab manned space flight missions; and Apollo 201, Apollo 13and Space Shuttle Challenger incident boards. Barbara Lynn Collins; Houston, Texas; worked total 6 years; September 1966, Southern Microfilm, Houston, as Microfilm Specialist; and from February 1967, NASA-Johnson Space 00127 Barbara Lynn Collins Barbara Lynn Collins Center, Houston, as Secretary and Procurement Clerk in Procurement Division. Supported Apollo and Skylab Program flights in purchasing astronaut space flight suits and mission hand tools. Ashley was a Shuttle Thermal Protection System Technician, whose zest for life, enthusiastic attitude and unique sense of 00361 Paul Hollis Ashley Collins humor touched all who had the privilege of knowing him. He will always be remembered as a 'friend and free spirit'. Forever your friends. RCA/ Leo and Deana Collins, Leo headed Programming at the Tech Lab and first brought Fortran to RCA. Leo co- founded the city of Cape Canaveral and was in first City 01659 Leo-Deana Collins Leo & Deana Collins Council and was the Police, Fire, and Road Commissioner. Deana founded Cape Canaveral Library and once beat Alan Shepard in a race down A1A. Employed by the Boeing Airplane Co. 37 years. Dedicated to manufacturing process development and quality assurance tech-niques. Was Apollo/Saturn V first stage. Quality 00507 Antoinette Colson Stanley Colson Assurance Manager responsible for quality of all material processed and all scientific laboratories Michoud Assembly Facility. Was Quality Assurance Manager Mariner Venus/Mercury spacecraft 1973. Star Trek of Columbia is an international Star Trek fan club run by volunteer members. The local Columbia SC chapter is named for South Carolina astronaut Ronald E. McNair, who 1754 Pamela Michaud Starfleet of Columbia was killed in the Challenger space shuttle disaster in 1986. We support charitable organizations and science education in our area. Don Comer, as Chief System Engineer at McDonnell Douglas for the S-IVB, coordinated the efforts of several engineering 01144 Daleen Comer Don Comer groups to produce the third stage of the Saturn V rocket. At Rockwell, he was Project Manager, Systems Design for the space shuttle. Design Engineer, Grumman Aerospace Corp., Apollo Lunar Module Program. Was responsible for the design of all fluid 00745 Dominick Commisso Dominick Commisso and electrical lines within the external mid-section of the ascent stage and the forward reaction control engines. This also included the propulsion lines to the ascent stage engine. 00992 Cary Linden Sandra Conley Technician, US Army Guided Missile Program 1953-56 (early US rocketry) BSEE, City College of New York, 1965. Grumman Aerospace Corp 1965-73 Engineering Manager (avionics, communications, electrical power distribution) 00388 Laurel Beardsley Lawrence Connell Lunar Module, Apollo Program (KSC) Rockwell Int'l (Space Division) 1977-84 Deputy Director, Shuttle Engineering (KSC). Rockwell Int'l (Rocketdyne Division) 1987-present Director, Space Shuttle Main Engine Operations (KSC). I entered the Space Program from NACA, Langley Field, in 1959.My first job was technician on the recovery systems, then I became Quality Control Inspector for the entire Mercury 00178 Alfred L. Conner Alfred L. Conner Program. During the Apollo Program, I was in the support areas, retiring in 1972 after serving NASA 13 rewarding years. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Grumman Aerospace Corporation, Lunar Module Program 1963-1972.1963-1965 Assistant Foreman Instrumentation and site activation for High Pressure Test Facility. 1965-1967 Assistant Foreman Site Activation and GSE Department, LM 00499 Jack Connolly Jack Connolly Final Assembly Facility, Bethpage, NY. 1968-1972 Foreman Ground Support Equipment Depart-ment for Propulsion Electronic and ECS equipment supporting Bethpage final assembly and the KSC launch facility. In 1953, Anthony "Andy" Conrad became the first Project Manager of the RCA Missile Test Project at the Atlantic Missile Range (AMR), later known at the Air Station Eastern Test Range (AFETR). As Project Manager and later as Vice President, he was assigned the responsibility of establishing a network of sophisticated missile and space vehicle tracking, communications, and data processing systems for a 1854 Eugene M. Fetner Andy Conrad worldwide missile/space test range, for which he received the prestigious "RCA Victor Award of Merit." In 1957, he was appointed Vice President, RCA Government Services and quickly rose up the corporate ladder to RCA's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) where he directed the vast RCA Empire. A testament to his ability, he went from a technician in a RCA TV Branch in Kearny, New Jersey, to CEO of RCA, a meteoric rise in deed. The Fourth Fate Consortium of Women Web Developers donated the creation of the Deep Space Web Site at http://www.geocities.com/Area51/4296/to showcase paintings 00845 Sarah Yoffa Fourth Fate Consortium by space artists, literary gems and science and space related links, all in support of human space flight and enriching our virtual community. Find us at http://www.phoenix-rising ent.com/FourthFate My husband retired from NASA in Cleveland, OH in 1974 & has been a volunteer at Kennedy Space Center since the inception of the volunteer program some 3 1/2 years ago. He 00041 Dorothy L. Constantin Anton Constantin has the distinction of traveling the greatest distance in order to participate. His enthusiasm & excitement for the Space Program INTENSIFIES with each launch. He takes so much pride in being a part of it all. 1957-1961 Navaho Program - Cape Program Office 1 year. Test pilot flying F-100, B-57, C131B & T-33 in support of 00376 J. R. Conti J. R. Conti missile launches 3 years. Chased early missiles - Snark etc. 1970-1972Commander Titan IIIC launch operations. 6555 Test Wing, Cape Canaveral. 1768 Joe R. & Teresa Contreras Lainie M. Contreras Curtis Cook was on of thousands of employees dedicated to the success of our space program. In the 60's he was part of 00364 Darlene Cook Curtis Cook the building of the VAB and also hauled several sections of Saturn and Gemini missiles. In the 90's he gave his life for the progress of space and the unending frontier. 01674 Donald Cook Donald Cook RCA 1746 Donald Cook Donald Cook 1769 Jan Curnutt James O. Cook United Space Alliance Inspect all functions of the thermal protection system (tile) on 00229 Grover Cooper Grover Cooper exterior surface of the shuttles. Having grown up in Grand Rapids, Michigan Kate has always been interested in the space program. Through her leadership in the Enterprise Team, and connections through 01379 Patrick M. Keenan Katherine Cooper the Internet, she has been very instrumental in trying to refurbish and preserve the blockhouse of Apollo I. Kate tries to attend every KSC launch Pam Cooper has established a direct link with NASA and then uses the information to instill awareness and fuel the imagination of her students. She displays posters, literature and photos in her classroom as well as accesses live feed 2212 George Garielle Pam R. Cooper from NASA web sites to relay current mission status. Pam has also arranged to have a speaker from NASA address her school and made arrangements for a field trip from her school to Kennedy Space Center. Pam exemplifies that “THE DREAM IS ALIVE”. My name is Jean Cooper Edge. I came to NASA in November 1977 as apart of the United States Air Force Logistics Team. We were on loan to NASA for 5 years to assist in the 00177 Jean Cooper Edge Jean Cooper Edge identification, selection, procurement, packaging and storage of repair parts to support the Space Transportation System. I transferred to NASA June 13, 1982, and retired from NASA April 29, 1983 with 30 years civilian service. Graduated 1958 Finlay Engineering, BS in Aeronautical Engineering, McDonnell Douglas Aircraft 1958-1960 Hydraulics F4H Program. North American 1960-1964 1894 Judith Cope Howard Leroy Cope Hydraulics B-70 Program. Boeing 1961 Minuteman Saturn V /SIC E3A (AWACS) Program 4C-14. Planning Research Corp - Lockheed 1975-1995. United Space Alliance - Hydraulics - Space Program. Retired 2001. My interest in science began with a fascination for the night sky. The Memory of Challenger and summers at the U.S. 2177 Matthew V. Corbi Matthew V. Corbi Space Academy gave me a passion for space exploration. After seeing my first launch at Kennedy (STS-117), I knew I wanted to be a part of space history and soar higher. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Joseph Victor Corbi was born December 10, 1994 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died: May 20, 1999 from battle with cancer. His parents were Joseph and Josephine Corbi who were born in Sicily and came to Ellis Island in 1913. Joe graduated from Calvert Hall High School in 1962 and served in The U.S. Navy for two years aboard The U.S.S. Hassayampa. He was the founder of Joe Corbi’s Wholesale Pizza Inc. Awards: - Baltimore Entrepreneur of the year 2179 Matthew V. Corbi Joe Corbi (1994); - Several Humanitarian, Charitable and Non-Profit Organization Awards; - The Joe Corbi Foundation Established in memory of Joe Corbi

He is survived by Evelynne and their three children; Victor, Alexander, Matthew, Victor’s wife, Jessica and two children Joey and Teddy, and two sister’s Joan and Francis. 01418 Suzanne Cornelius Charles C. Cornelius Astronautics Corporation of America's inertial components and systems are used in numerous space programs including the Apollo capsule, Lunar Excursion Module, Surveyor 00854 Dr. Ronald E. Zelazo Astronautics Corp Amer Magellan, Milstar, Zodiaque, AXAF, and Space Shuttle. Gyroscopes have accumulated over 1.5 million hours in space Served as Test Director/Test Conductor. In this capacity, Dan was responsible for the generation of test documentation and the supervision and coordination of the actual testing of the major systems on the Lunar Module. Systems included the 00701 Daniel D. Corritore Daniel D. Corritore communications landing/rendezvous radar, and the explosive devices which separated the LEM ascent stage from the descent stage prior to lift off from the surface of the moon & link up w/Module in Orbit Ed Corsi worked for the National Broadcasting Co. His job required him to be in the NBC trailer at the Space Center as 01106 Diane Corsi C. Edward Corsi Television Cameraman, assigned to David Brinkley, in order to provide the public with continuous coverage of the flight of Apollo 11 Rachael is my Great Grand daughter, and I am a Grumman 00079 Janis C. Chieca Rachael A. Coschignano Retiree, who worked on the LEM and Rachael is having her first birthday on May 4, 1996 I am from Derry, New Hampshire and was born the same year Alan Shepard went up in space. I also grew on the same lake 01588 Charlene Cote Charlene Cote of the Shepard family. I own Babes & Studs Wedding Boutique and Tanning in Derry and am very interested with the space program. 01332 Lane Couey Veteran of the Manned Space Flight for over 20 years Employee of Thiokol/Corporation since 1979, in Industrial Training. Prepared the Thiokol RSRM (Redesigned Solid Rocket Motor) Leak Check System Training Package (TWR- 17254), following the Challenger Space Shuttle disaster. 00362 David Coulter Philip Coulter Received the NASA Silver Snoopy award, December 1995 for 'professionalism, dedication, and outstanding support of the greatly enhanced Space Shuttle flight safety and mission success.' Served as Project Engineer and then Program Manager for all LM support equipment. In early 1967 became LM Vehicle 01118 John William Coursen John William Coursen Design Engineering Manager and remained as such thru the successful landing on the Moon and return in 1969. Total effort on LM1963-1969 working on Grumman Robert C. Cowart was a visionary who contributed significantly to the United States Space Program. He developed and implemented the computer security program 01033 Kimberly Houellemont Robert Cowart that is the foundation upon which we build today. His professionalism and dedication set the standards for other computer security professionals to follow. 1855 Eugene M. Fetner H. C. "Bert" Cox RCA Craig and Kathey were married on May 23, 1998. Together 2018 Craig & Kathey Cox Craig & Kathey Cox they have four children: Stephanie, Christopher, Tyler and Evan. Jim (J.C.) started career 1979 - E.T. electrical design/test engineer/finishing as lead TPE for Columbia 1990-2003, then senior TPS ET/SRB until retirement at program end 2011. JC 2396 Martha Coyne James Coyne participated over 90 launches including shuttle maiden launch. Received Silver Snoopy Award 1993, 2011 Space Shuttle Prime Launch Team Achievement Award. 1828 Vic & Janet Craft Vic & Janet Craft RCA In appreciation of the many outstanding contributions Larry Crawford made to KSC and NASA. As Director of KSC Safety and Mission Assurance, your leadership, dedication, integrity, 2111 Staff of Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate J. Larry Crawford and concern has inspired us to perform at our best, and will continue to inspire after your departure. Given by your friends in S&MA. I worked for Grumman Aerospace Corp. over 36 years. During those years I was closely associated with upper management personnel on many of the company military & 01046 Marie Crescenti Marie Crescenti space program. I made a significant contribution to the Apollo program which successfully landed the first man on the moon in a Grumman designed built Lunar Module. July 1966 - January 1983, KSC: Apollo, Soyuz, and Skylab Missions; Program Manager for IUS, LSS Manager for Planetary & High Energy Missions. January 1983 - November 01191 Jean Lewandowski Salvatore Cristofano 1994, Headquarters: Centaur Program, unmanned LV and Upper Stages, Shuttle Carrier and flight systems, Spacelab Program. November 1994 - December 1997, KSC: Manager, Spacelab/Payload Carriers Program ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation *January 29, 1945 - July 17, 1946 - U.S. Navy *August 1947 - Received Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, VA. *September 19, 1947 - Appointed to the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA). *July 29, 1958 - NACA becomes the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). *November 5, 1958 - Assigned to Space Task Group, established at Langley Field, VA (member of original STG). *January 1, 1961 - NASA Space Task Group officially announced. *November 1, 1961 - NASA Space Task Group renamed Manned Spacecraft Center. 1939 O. Constance Critzos Chris Constantine Critzos *February 17, 1973 - Manned Spacecraft Center renamed Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. *December 29, 1980 - Retirement from NASA/JSC.

Chris C. Critzos enjoyed a long and distinguished career with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and its predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. He was a key contributor to human space flight, from its inception in the Mercury program, to the Apollo lunar landing missions, to the development of the Space Shuttle. Noteworthy among Mr. Critzos' many contributions were his outstanding technical and managerial contributions to the development and operation of the Mission Control Center in Houston, and his superior leadership in recruiting 01453 R.D. Cromwell Bob Cromwell 1826 Bob & Judy Cropper Bob & Judy Cropper RCA - Film Reader - Bob Secretary - SMMF - Judy Assembly and test technician on the early prototype and first production models of the lunar module at the Bethpage, NY 00159 Kenneth R. Crow Kenneth R. Crow facility. At the Kennedy Space Center, he was a pre-launch test and servicing technician of the fuel and environmental control systems on the 288 ft. level of launch pad 39. A member of Grumman's original proposal team 2nd support systems Project Engineer during the design phase at 00871 Albert Crowell Dick Crowell Bethpage served as Chief Support Systems Engineer 1967- 1969 and Deputy Chief Project Engineer 1970-1973 at K.S.C. Dan worked for NASA for 30 years. He worked with the Facilities Directorate managing the construction of several 2110 James A. Aliberti Danny R. Culbertson buildings at KSC. He also worked in the Technology Transfer Office where he facilitated the licensing of NASA developed technology. 2190 N. Foster Jeffrey Brink Culler 2248 Norm Foster Audrey C. Culler 2191 N. Foster Elizabeth E. Culler, M.D. 2005 Debra Cullis Filip Debra Cullis Filip Will submit at a later time. My proudest design achievements were during the seven years I spent as a Structural Systems Design Engineer on the LM Program at Grumman. My accomplishments include: the 01075 Felix J. Curasi Felix J. Curasi triangular window frames / retention / sealing system and 'Brown Cheek' structure on the Ascent Stages 'Front Face' and the curved upper docking window system William C. Cureton III (Bill) was a decidated employee of 2124 AMF William C. Cureton III AMF. His friendly smile helped make all our days brighter. Bill retired January 29, 2005. Joined NACA in 1957 at NASA-LRC. Relocated with NASA Project Mercury personnel to Cape Canaveral, Florida in 1959. Performed a variety of administrative, management and engineering duties for NASA's Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and 1890 T. Bradley Curry, Jr. T. Bradley Curry, Jr. Shuttle programs. Following retirement in 1984, worked 12 years in various management position for local aerospace contractors including 5.5 years as an aerospace consultant to the Italian Space Agency (ASI) for the IRIS-Lageos project. Worked in Logistics for Grumman Corp from 1965-1973. 00801 Lorre B. Cuzze Frank J. Cuzze, Jr. Returned to The Cape to work for USBI from 1978-1986 in Logistics and Property Management. To John Czernecki whose dedication, integrity and resourcefulness in overcoming obstacles significantly 00878 Diane Czernecki Johnson John Czernecki advanced our nations Aerospace Programs. Lewis Research Center Cleveland Ohio February 8th 1943 NACA to NASA June 28th 1974 Since 1965 when I was 12 years old, I have been an ardent supporter of space exploration and research, and the 00832 Steven R. D'Agostino Steven R. D'Agostino resulting economic and social payoff, and I have actively expressed this support whenever an opportunity has arisen RCA/ Sue Banks dale, BSN (NURSE)- Thomas Jefferson University, Pennsylvania. She played a role in the RCA's 01672 Sue Banks Dale Sue Banks Dale Pioneer Space Program, Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida RCA/ Frank Dale was a member of the RCA's Pioneer's Management team that participated in the Space Exploration 01673 Frank S. Dale Frank S. Dale Program located at the Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida; and the Missile Early Warning Station, Clear, Alaska February 1964-fEBRUARY 1966 North American Aviation Inc. engineer at White Sands Missile Range, NM on Apollo Mission Abort Program. February 1966 to November 1973 00810 Tony & Sharon Damoff George T. Damoff EPS/Sequential Systems engineer on the Apollo CSM checkout and launch operations at KSC November 1973 to August 1985 Space Shuttle Program at KSC Grumman Manager LM Propulsion System. 1969 NASA 00411 Jean Dandridge Manning Dandridge Apollo Achievement Award. 00577 John Danish John Danish Worked on the LM program at Grumman plus KSC. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation A member of the NASA Team from 1961-1985. Consultant on Space Transportation there after. At LeRC served as Project Manager of the M-1 rocket being developed as Cryogenic 01320 Walter Frank Dankhoff Walter Frank Dankhoff Upper Stage for NOVA vehicle. Later served at NASA (HQS) as Director of Space Shuttle Propulsion, and was a member of the 'Ham & Egg Society' the team responsible for the first Space Shuttle Flight KONRAD K. DANNENBERG. August 5, 1912 - February 16, 2009. ME University Hannover. Officer German Army. Propulsion Specialist Peenemunde where he designed injection system A4/V2 rocket. Member of Von Braun Rocket 2259 Gary A. Svec Konrad K. Dannenberg Team Ft. Bliss / Whitesands. Principal developer Redstone / Jupiter rockets. 1960 NASA MSFC Deputy Manager of Saturn Program. 1972 first Space Station Development Manager. NASA Distinguished Service award. 01056 Mrs. Bob David Bob David 30 years R.C.A., @ Air Force, N.A.S.A., Florida Saturn 1 B Guidance and Control Engineer. Assisted in launch of10 Saturn 1 B's. Worked on the steerable booster rocket engines. Supervised the overall test of the steering 01312 Mrs. June Davie Donald Davie engines and the final attachment of the booster destruct explosive. On some launches, controlled the guidance switches at the Blockhouse control panel. Joseph Davie. My job title is "System Administrator" and I work supporting the Launch Services Program at Kennedy Space Center. I provide IT support for Launch Vehicle 2271 June E. Davie Joseph Davie systems including the Atlas, and Delta series that are used for NASA, Air Force and Commercial spacecraft missions. I am a contractor on the ELVIS (Expendable Launch Vehicle Systems) contract. 1968-1972 Grumman Aerospace Corporation and Apollo Program. Ron was foreman of shipping, receiving, warehouse, stockrooms and flight crew. Bondroom for 00756 Ronald F. Davies Ron Davies Grumman in support of the Lunar Module Program. He reviewed Production Schedules, Inventory Reports, and Work Orders to determine types, quantities, and availability of required material and priorities of customer requirements Joined Grumman Aerospace Corp. Sept 1966 assigned to FLT Development. Assigned to LEM program as comm. tech. 1967,transferred to calibration March 1967 primary duties: 00439 Douglas Davis Douglas Davis calibrate all electronic test benches and equipment used to sell-off each lunar module to NASA. Performed same duties during Apollo-Soyuz. Northrup Grumman 1996. Mr. Davis worked on the following space programs at KSC from January 1966 to November 1996: Apollo, Skylab & Shuttle. The majority of these years were with McDonnell 00537 Jim Davis Jim Davis Douglas. However,2 1/2 years was with PRC. He worked in Fiscal Management, Budgets Configuration Management & Engineering Administration positions. Retired from MDC-ASC in November 1996. 01510 Joe F. Davis, II Ellis Dean Davis Bob Davis is an Electronic Shuttle System Technician who has dedicated 17 years of his professional life to Manned Space Flight. As a Technician at California's SLC-6 and 1969 Scott Parker Robert A. Davis KSC's Pads 39A & B, his positive attitude, professionalism and extra effort contributed to safe and successful space shuttle flights on missions STS-26 thru STS-111. Othel E. "Gene" Davis, Jr., the "rocket doctor" dedicated over 30 years as an engineer at the Kennedy Space Center, 2251 Launch Accessories Swing Arms Othel "Gene" Davis working for the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. His contributions to the space program are rivaled only by the support he provided to everyone around him. Worked from early 50's in space program; first with Von Braunand his group after WW II in inertial guidance and navigation including moon shots. A wide background in 00301 Justine Davis William Malcolm Davis, Jr. electronic design and fiber optics. Came here in 1981 after designing and producing a modem for NASA. Worked in communications here. 1820 Dawn Daw Jeremy Daw Working with a shuttle program launching a German satellite - 00430 Monika Dawidowitsch Gregor Dawidowitsch Astro-Spas program. Designed several 1/6 size Lunar Module Drop Test Models to evaluate the vehicles Lunar Landing Stability. Developed the unique crushable landing gear energy absorbers for all the 00684 Bertram H. Dawkins Bertram H. Dawkins Lunar Modules that landed on the moon. With the Grumman Corp. for 39 years, retiring as a Technical Specialist in Mechanical Engineering As a project engineer for American Bridge Division of United States Steel Corp I worked on the erection of the Vertical Assembly Building for the Apollo Program from December 00782 Ellis E. Dayton Ellis Edwin Dayton 1963 to July 1964. During this period I also worked on erection of various launch pads and Gemini Program Assembly Building While employed at Grumman's Engineering Dept. between 1954-1990,Neal was responsible for the numerical definition of all vehicle contours. This included redefining the Rockwell 01139 Neal A. Deluca Neal A. De Luca Shuttle Wing and Glove Contours for the most efficient and economical manufacturing process. Also developed the LM Eyebrow Frame Numerical Data 2413 John M. Franasiak J. Franasiak Dear Old Dad Waldo H. Dearing Jr. contributed extensively to the success of the American Space Program during full time service to NASA from1965-1977 This service included outstanding 00632 Waldo H. Dearing, Jr. Waldo H. Dearing, Jr. performance in positions of increasing responsibility during the Apollo Lunar program and the Space Shuttle program at NASA,S Stennis Space Center ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Mr. Deaver supported the Space Program during the Apollo years and later the Shuttle Program. Mr. Deaver's knowledge and expertise were a valuable asset. As an Environmental 1973 Terry Reynolds William C. Deaver Control Systems Lead Technician, his duties included maintaining the ECS System and maintaining conditioned purges to the Orbiter and Payload Changeout Room. Ted's dedication to the space program covers over 30 years. From the Apollo days to the shuttle program, his 2125 McAllister Mike Edward "Ted" DeBusman professionalism has been appreciated. Ted will be missed as a lead in the Pad A&B LOX System. Good luck I your retirement. Ted's dedication to the Space Program covers over 30 years. From the Apollo days to the Shuttle Program his 2125 Mike McAllister Edward "Ted" Debusman professionalism has been appreciated. Ted will be missed as a lead I nthe PAD A&B LOX System. Good Luck in your retirement. Lela Bernice Pursiful DeCamp, USAF Civil Service secretary, assigned to the Launch Vehicle Systems Division, 6555th Aerospace Test Group, Cape Canaveral AF Station, FL November 2, 1979 to May 11, 1984. Lela has held secretarial 1900 Royal Dana DeCamp Lela B. Pursiful DeCamp positions at the Pentagon, White House, USAF Japan and Patrick AFB, FL retiring October 4, 1988. (Lela had also been a member of the WAC during WWII serving in US, New Guinea & Philippines.) Employed by NASA-KSC September 18, 1961 to January 3, 1986, assigned to the NASA-KSC VO Directorate as an Administrative Assistant. Responsibilities included the 1901 Royal Dana DeCamp Royal Dana DeCamp processing of request for office, laboratory, storage and program related space needs of NASA-VO and program contractors. As an Engineer at Eagle-Picher, Joplin Missouri for over 30years, Mr. Degruson has been responsible for the design and development of many special purpose batteries. Recently 01363 Katheryn & Eric DeGruson James A. Degruson sodium sulphur batteries were flight tested on STS-87 in November, 1997The flight experiment was successful and will provide useful information for future space applications. James was a dedicated 2nd grade teacher at Briarcliffe Elementary School in N.Y. He graduated Oneoita College in 1975. He served as a VISTA volunteer in Brownsville Texas 00738 James D'Elia James D'Elia for one year. He was remembered by his students & colleagues for his love of nature and animals of which his classroom was full of. Was a team member of the Manned Spacecraft Launch Operations Directive from the early 1960 - 1985 retirement (28 years). Was a member of the Apollo Closeout crew and 00197 John Delillo John DeLillo also of the Shuttle close-out crew, during the approach & landing test of the shuttle orbiter at Edwards A.F.B. in California 1976 - 1977. Manager: System Test Team (Manufacturing) responsible for 00316 Vincent Dellapi Vincent M. Dellapi systems operation and update if required. Mario was instrumental in Union Carbides Linde Division now called Praxair Inc., support to the Space Program. He was 00558 Michael Kerr Mario L. Delucia involved with the sale of LHY and LOX to NASA for over 20 years. His single purpose focus on making Americas Space Program successful is meritorious As a Test Conductor testing (ECS) performed testing on 00900 George Demarest George Demarest everyone of the LMS during it's manufacturing cycle. Was on the Program from the beginning to the end 1928 Christina L. DeMoore Lindsay DeMoore Millard Will submit at a later time. Was employed by McDonnell Aircraft / McDonnell-Douglas on the Gemini program in St. Louis, MO as an assembly 2171 Clyde Dempsey Clyde Dempsey inspector. Was involved in the manufacture of Gemini Capsule, Adapter, Target Docking Adapter and Augmented Target Docking Adapter. Now retired from Boeing. 01026 Susan Jeffries Carol Denicole Mr. Dennis's involvement included various projects for the Space Program from 1951-1976. With the Boeing Company, Mr. Dennis worked on early Space Projects such as Dino 01260 Katie And Joe Goldbach William E. Dennis Soar and Bomarc. Later projects included early development of the Lunar Rover, the design and implementation of the Saturn booster rocket and the Lunar Orbiter 1971 Vernon Derby, Sr. Vernon Derby Will submit later Snark-Missile Chief Titan and Gemini-Propulsion Lead 00773 Vernon E. Derby, Sr. Vernon E. Derby, Sr. Engineer LEM-Launch Pad Leader Shuttle - Supervisor Sky Lab-Launch Pad Leader 01681 Sandra Dexter Stephen Derdeyn 2019 Mike & Steph Deroia Mike & Steph Deroia Will submit at a later time. 01460 Adam De Rosa Patrick R. Derosa Appointed President of the Astronauts Memorial Foundation in 1992Responsible for construction at the Center for Space 01247 James R. DeSantis James R. DeSantis Education on the creation at the AMF Educational Technology Institute Lowell Deutsch joined P&W's RL-10 rocket program in Florida after graduating from RPI. In 1963 he joined Grumman's Lunar Module Program in the engineering group developing 00704 Mrs. Jeannette M. Deutsch Lowell A. Deutsch the spacecraft's main rocket engines and systems. He led development program for the rocket fuel systems that performed flawlessly in all manned flights 1965-68: Engineer with USAF, GEEIA for Eastern Test Range HFlinks. 1968-present: Base Radio System Engineer for KSC NASA.1976-present: Engineer for ALT and STS Voice Comm 00265 James Devault James Devault Systems at OFRC. 1982-present: Engineer for Trans-Atlantic Abort Site (TAL) Communications. 1982-present: Engineer for KSC SLF Comm. Systems. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation From June 1966 through November 1972 was group leader in Configuration Management Planning Dept. For launch complex 39,vertical assembly bldg. Coordinated planning 00556 William J. Devine William Devine efforts between assembly testing, engineering, logistics, quality control and complex management. Provided the daily and 72 hour schedules and LEM check out procedures for launch complex 39 Vincent DeVito was a 36 year employee of Grumman in manufacturing engineering. He was a manager in the optical alignment group that worked on the 'LEM' and the 'Space 00482 Francesca DeVito Vincent DeVito Shuttle' wings. His last assignment at Grumman was the up- grade of the A6-F at Clverton. A retired Captain in the Naval Reserve he was proud of his association with Grumman. Mr. DeVito is one of the RCA engineers who designed the Rendezvous/Transponder Radar found on the Apollo 11 01061 Mark Devito Michael F. Devito command module and Eagle's altimeter and velocity sensing radar. He has three sons David, Michael and Mark. He resides in Palm Harbor, Florida with his wife Angela I have worked at KSC for 30 years (1966 to 1996). Employers included RCA, Federal Electric, PRC, SAIC and McDonnell 00338 Gertie Dew R. Harold Dew Douglas. The most memorable activity was to support television broadcasting at the KSC Press Site during the Apollo launches. Did responsibility and quality assurance work on: semiconductor devices for data communication on Mercury, 01167 Jeniann Fisher Richard G. Di Paola Gemini and Space probes (Voyager, etc.) Transistors for the control warning system on Apollo 3. Battery status monitor for the Lunar Rover. I have been at KSC since 1976. Worked STS-1 with USB1 2293 Sam DiBlasio Sam DiBlasio off and on at KSC. 01609 Brad Dick Brad Dick General Electric Mercury Autonetics Minuteman NASA KSC 00057 John N (Jack) Dickinson John N. (Jack) Dickinson Gemini, Apollo, Space Shuttle, Retired as Space Lab Manager. GE- Space Station Operations Manager WP-3. Appointed Deputy Director of Public Affairs NASA, Kennedy Space Center, January 1993. KSC Chief of Training 1988-92. Joined NASA in 1985. Formerly, Director of Personnel, Peace 00107 David Scott Dickinson David Scott Dickinson Corps. Awards include NASA Exceptional Service Medal, White House Commendation. Baccalaureate, American University,1967. Wife: Judith. Daughters: Melissa, Tracy, Jodie. Grandchildren: Lindsey, David. 01015 Debra Jackley Albert E. Dickinson 'Go baby go!' was the way Elmer Diesel expressed his excitement for the space program at each launch... but it was 00140 Carroll Diesel Elmer J. Diesel the twenty years as a dedicated safety engineer with the Gemini, Apollo and Shuttle programs that allowed him to contribute to the space program he loved and believed in. James Leroy Dike began his career in the Space Program in 1965. He supported the manned Saturn and Apollo Programs as a Pneumatics Engineer. In the beginning of the Shuttle 1931 James Leroy Dike Program, he supported External Tank Processing at Vandenberg, California and continues that support at KSC today. Attorney Gilbert W Dilley recently deceased, was the President of the Ohio Historical Society at the time of Neil Armstrong's flight. He was from Wopakonita Ohio. Mr. Dilley 01131 Mrs. Gilbert W. Dilley Gilbert W. Dilley presided at the dedication of the Museum built there in Armstrong's honor. Tricia Nixon, daughter of the president was there. He met Neil and his family. 1964 Grumman Aerospace Bethpage, NY Plant 5. Quality Control Group Leader on Luna Module Program. Home was Grumman-When White, Grissom and Chaffee perished, we 01000 Frank Dima Frank Dima were there. When Lovell, Mattingly and Haise, had a problem, we were there. When our astronauts needed us, we were there. And when our country needed us the most, we were there. Dedicated to my two families: the one at home, and the one at 2020 F. & Family Dinielli F. Dinielli & Family Travelers. Thank you Astronauts and your families. 01646 Rodney Ditty Rodney Ditty RCA 01355 Gary & Donna Houts Harold Benjamin Divine 01356 Gary & Donna Houts Olive Averil Divine Was assigned to the LM Program with Grumman at Kennedy Space Center in the Quality Control Dept. Responsible for 00945 Mary A. Dlhosh John P. Dlhosh Vehicles Conformance to all applicable spec's and test documentation criteria Grumman Employee for forty years. Worked on all major space products. ECHO, OAO, LM, and space shuttle. A NASA manned flight awareness honoree, was present with 01121 Ronald S. Dluginski Ronald S. Dluginski wife Theresa for the launching of Apollo Eleven /LM 5 with Senator Barry Goldwater. Received 'Snoopy ' Pin from astronaut Gordon Cooper Assigned to LM Test Program at White Sands in 1964- Transferred to Grumman KSC Program in 1965 as Quality 01098 Pat D. Marzo Pat D'Marzo Control Supervisor for Launch Complex 37 & 39 named Vice President & General Manager for Northrop Grumman Facility at St Augustine Fl in 1995 01581 John Jude Dobak James Dobak, Sr. Attending US Space Camp Huntsville in 1987 and also in 1989 began my interest in the space program. I feel by working for US Space Camp, Titusville as a counselor I have 00113 Sherrill Dobbs Lynn Dobbs contributed to the American Space Program. I have passed on my knowledge of space to many young people as well as many adults. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Mr. Dodd started a young astronaut program in the middle school in 1988. It is now an elective class. The class puts on 01183 Greenville Young Astronauts Douglas R. Dodd Space Day Camps for elementary schools and takes trips to Kennedy and the U.S. Space Camp Supported the Cassini and NSCAT projects while working at 00842 Randy Dodge Randy Dodge JPL from 1988-1995. Was a key member of the GOES-K integration, test, and Launch Team. Worked 43 years at Grumman in the Jig & Fixture shop Pl2. Worked on the LEM project manufacturing and setting up the 01070 John Dombrowski John Dombrowski descent stage fixtures and sub assembly tools in Pl2. Also manufactured ground support tools in Pl 2 & 3. Set up the Shuttle wing fixture inPl5 In Loving Memory of Richard Edward Donaho, who worked at the Space Center for 17 years as a Technician on Shuttle 1913 Kris K. Krumreich Richard E. Donaho Systems. He took pride in USA's first Pilot High Performance Organization (H.P.O.) at the H.M.F. recipient of Quest Award in 2001. N.M.A. member and Certified Professional Manager. Richard Donald was a Test Specialist at Northrop-Ventura in Newburn Park, California during the Gemini and Apollo Space Programs. He wrote the procedures, conducted 00935 Richard A. Donald Richard A. Donald environmental and Qualification Tests, wrote test reports for the Recovery Systems Parachute Deployment Etc). Northrop- Ventura supplied the Recovery Systems for Mercury, Gemini and Apollo Involved in the operations of the first 41 manned missions. 00028 Paul C. Donnelly Paul C. Donnelly Twenty years with NASA. Ten years with USBI. Patricia C. O'Brien worked at North American Aviation in Downey, California from 1952 to December 1955. She started in the personnel department then moved to the 'small 01068 Patti O'Brien Donovan Patti O'Brien Donovan component' part area as a secretary. She worked for a man by the name of Bob Diehl and then for Warren Schwarzmann. At that time they were working on the X-10 missile program. She received a 3 year pin. First Flight Achievement Award (stated on document) The crew of Columbia is pleased to present you with this 01234 Alvin M. Dorfman Alvin M. Dorfman medallion in appreciation for your contribution to the success of the first manned orbital flight of the space shuttle. Columbia signed John Young and Bob Crippen NASA Career began 1963 at GSFC, primarily with instrumentation for environmental testing of Goddard satellite programs; also involved in early Shuttle activities. Senior 01331 Jean Lewandowski Robert Dorian Systems Engineer at Headquarters in the Spacelab Program Office, Office of Space Flight. Worked Space Station Program at Reston. Spacelab and Payload Carriers Program at Kennedy Space Center. 1970 Douglas Douget Douglas Douget RCA Grumman Aerospace - Project Engg group - worked at pad's and assembly areas. Structural, thermal, MRB repairs and 00576 William Downey Bill Downey countdown problems on LM. Jan 1967 thru May 1973 all Apollo launches. 2201 Chris Downs Chris Downs 01454 Rob, Susan & Ellary Draper Norman Draper Harold joined JSC in 1963. He worked in flight operations/Mission operations on all manned space flight programs except Mercury, assuming increasingly responsible 01561 Harold M. Draughon Harold M. Draughon positions up to flight director, where he served as lead on several shuttle missions. After moving to the shuttle program office, he retired with 25years of service Mr. Dreiling worked for 23 years as a Technician assigned to 1920 Brett Raulerson Richard Dreiling, Sr. SRB Build Up and later on the Mobile Launcher Platforms. This brick is pledged by his co-workers in memory of him. Rene E. Drew was a Reliability/Quality engineer working for Chrysler Corporation on the Saturn 1B launch vehicle Apollo missions. As an engineer on pads 34 and 37, he worked on 00713 Rene E. Drew Rene E. Drew the Saturn 1B missile and the ground support for the first Apollo manned earth orbital flights. Later project was the three manned Saturn 1B flights for the Skylab program During the riveting days of Apollo, David was NASA's most loyal fan, watcheing and recording every mission. Apollo Astronauts' pictures adorn the wall of his home. March 2009, 2423 David Drexler David Jay Drexler Esq. he was upfront at Kennedy for Discovery launch. Best memories of his life, best of times for the Space Program and USA. Jane Drinkhouse-DeMars started working in KSC in May 1968 as a security guardette. She has worked in many aspects of security including Transatlantic Abort Landing 00267 Jane Drinkhouse Jane Drinkhouse (TAL) Team - traveling to Africa, launch countdown headset operations, and emergency preparedness. This career allowed her to raise two wonderful sons Ed & C.J. Fritz, who also work at the Space Center. 00508 Myles P. Browne Ron Dubeau As General Supply Officer and Director of the Military Sealift Command, Atlantic Ships Liaison Division, was responsible in providing NASA assigned personnel aboard range 00408 Jaime Amameo Dublado Jaime Dublado instrumentation Ships with comfortable berths and high quality food service operations on board the NASA sponsored vessels assigned Apollo and other NASA missions. Editor of Grumman ENGRG manual. Established format for 00396 Henry Dubocq Henry Dubocq LEM engineering drawings and documented drawing procedures. Employed at John F. Kennedy Space Center, NASA, in December 1964.Final progressive position was Secretary to 01129 Mary Lou Harlow Marylou Dubost the Director, Safety, Reliability and Quality Assurance and Protective Services Directorate until I retired in October 1986. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation He has been working together with the NASA for several 00340 Hannelore Duerr Herman Duerr times on the German DARA Astrospas/Orfeus program. Worked on detail parts for the LEM int'l 03. During mid 01215 Richard Duester Richard A. Duester 60,sworked mainly on skins which was a delicate part due to the thickness of material Grumman, supported tests on number 3 LEM as an inspector 00769 Walter A. Duester, Jr. Walter A. Duester, Jr. during final inspection My late husband - Edward C. Duff (D-June 2000) worked for RCA/GE at the Space Center from September 1955 to 1798 Florence E. Duff Edward C. Duff retirement in 1988 - when the contract wasn't renewed. He was a mathematician. 2021 Michael & Loma Dugan Michael & Loma Dugan Will submit at a later time. RCA/ Cleborn B Duke dedicated 31 years to working for the Space Program, including a ride in the centrifuge, John Glenn 01675 Cleborn B. Duke Cleborn B. Duke and other Astronauts trained in. He also, received a 'Nimbus Achievement Award' for his contribution to the first weather satellite. For keeping the dream alive in our family and with the students who know you as Mr. Space Teacher! Mr. Dumstorf 1885 Dumstorf Family George W. Dumstorf, Jr. has been with the manned space program since its early days. Celebrated his 100th manned launch on 22 February 1996. none unknown Edward C. Dunkerley James Dunn was an electronics technician at Grumman who manufactured various parts for the space program. He 00693 Howard J. Dunn James P. Dunn worked for Grumman for 7 years before his death at the age of 26. He was very interested in the Space Program Sub-scale static test motors were built to verify that the chosen propellant met the man-rated requirements. Hyde's involvement was in writing inspection plans for the effort of 00998 Marlees Dunn Emile Dunn making the sub-scale motors to be used for that testing. This involved visual and dimensional inspection of the new and recycled components. I worked at Grumman for 34 years and retired as the Vice Pres. Audit and Ethics. I had been involved in working with the management and staff of the various space programs 01286 Howard J. Dunn Howard J. Dunn over many of those years. I had to visit all of the space sites to conduct audits and assist the management on ways to improve the various operations. ENTERED THE SERVICE 03/23/43 ; RETIRED 07/31/70. HE ORGANIZEDAND TRAINED THE ONLY HELICOPTER- BORNE FIREFIGHTER TEAM FORCAPSULE FIRE SUPPRESSION AND ASTRONAUT RESCUE DURING 01430 Laurie P. Harrison Lawrence H. Dunn SATURN-APOLLO POST LAUNCH FROM APOLLO 4 THROUGH APOLLO 13. HE AND HISTEAM RECEIVED MERITORIOUS PLAUDITS FROM NASA AND OTHER AGENCIESFOR THEIR OUTSTANDING CAPABILITY AND PERFORMANCE Born in Flint, Michigan in 1953. Moved to Cocoa, FL in Summer of 1966.

Second generation Aerospace Worker, Dec. ‘78 to Aug. ’92 USBI/United Technologies, KSC, FL & Huntsville, AL as a Mechanical Technician, Lead Mechanical Technician, Operations. Engineer, Senior Planning Analyst in Program Management, Senior Facility Planner and Facility Manager.

May 98 to present Astronauts Memorial Foundation, KSC, FL Manager of Facilities & Security. 1965 David Lee, Jr. Dunn David L. Dunn Military Experience Aviation Machinist Mate School (Jets), Memphis, TN Jan. ’76 to May ‘76 US Navy active duty May ‘75 to Nov. ’78 US Navy Reserve Nov. ‘78 to Nov. ‘81 •Aviation Machinist Mate on SH2F Helicopters •Sr. Plane Captain •Flight Line Trouble Shooter

Traveling Worship Leader & Pastor United Christian Faith Ministries Engineer at Goldstone, CA and Madrid, Spain for tracking and data for Ranger, Mariner and Venus probes. NASA Skip 00472 Donald Dunsmore Donald Dunsmore Manager for Apollo re-entry. NASA Station Director from Jun 69 to Aug 70 at Ascension Island. Data handling at MSFN at Goddard. 00968 Charles Durian Charles Durian Col. Durkee was assigned to Patrick A.F.B. in 1958 as the Strategic Air Command representative for General Powers from '58 until 1961. He was in the block house for all missile 2069 Patty Enderlin, Martha Bushmiaer and Frances Berg-Cloud Frank Durkee launches during that time. Always a strong supporter of the space program, he volunteered as a guide at the AF museum until he died February 2003. none unknown William R. Durrett Relinquished Chief Q.C. Rep. A.M. command N.J. for A.R.D. command Patrick on request Gen. Richardson. Assisted space program 19 1/4years. Highest positions: Chief 00228 Manlio Victor Virgil Dussich Manlio Victor Virgil Dussich Draftsman T.S.L. in Charge: Inspection, Engineering Design, Drafting, Reproduction and B/P reading instructions. Classified Mech. Design Engineer by Director K Debus on Major Mod. Saturn 1 launch tower. Worked for P. A. World Airways at the technical library at Patrick A. F. Base. Started December 1955 - retired - 1972 00252 Maria Dussich Maria Dussich (16years of service). Served all employees on the Space Program at the Base and Cape Canaveral NASA KSC personnel. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Directed the Grumman Procedures Integration Group whose responsibility it was to prepare Operational Test Procedures for all Lunar Modules launched from Kennedy Space Center. 00315 William J. Eager William J. Eager Early use of computer technology were pioneered by the group leading to automatic extraction of vital planning information for Apollo countdowns as well as guaranteeing repeatable document quality. 01261 Norma Shear Thomas Eastham Employed at Jet Propulsion Laboratory 1985-1989 as a Thermal Blanket Expert. Rich's blankets covered the Galileo spacecraft, IML, IOC monitor on STS-44 and numerous 00099 Employees Of Canyon Tech Richard D. Eastwood smaller payloads. Helping to design and fabricate materials for these spacecraft ensured success of missions. Rich was a productive, innovative part of Great JPL team. 2472 Justin Eaton Justin Eaton 2474 Justin Eaton Nicole Eaton John H. Eberle 8/24/28 - 8/11/95 Born in Oak Park, IL. Joined the Navy in 1948. While in the Navy, he was Walter Schirra's plane captain. Served in the Air Force from 1959- 00431 Patricia Eberle John Eberle 1968. Supported and worked on 88 manned launches at KSC including Mercury, Gemini Apollo and the Shuttle. Retired from Lockheed in 1992. Tomcat Photography - July 30, 1980 - November 19, 2016. 2417 Sheila Hernandez James Eberling His first love was rocket launch and aviation photography. RIP 2022 Eduen The Ebuen Family Will submit at a later time. Carl J. Echols was one of the first African American pilots to fly jets in the U.S.A.F. He was a member of the Mission 00637 Geraldine Echols Carl J. Echols Support team at Grumman Aerospace, Bethpage N.Y. during the critical hours of the Apollo 13 'Aquarias ' flight. Carls work on the LM program was the high point of his career 2060 Dick Rowley Bob & Mary Rowley Ed & Dena Allison Will submit at a later time. Worked for RCA at PAFB as an engineer supporting the ARIS program from 1966 to 1968. Then worked as a Radar Data Reduction Analyst from 1968 to 1973 with overall 01341 Judson D. Edel, Sr. Judson D. Edel Sr. responsibility for the preparation of radar signature reports and analysis of re entry phenomenon collected by ARIS ships and other sensors Rossmann Edmund is working for Astro-Spas which is part of 00420 Elizabeth Rossmann Rossmann Edmund several shuttle missions. Mrs. Edson has been the Manager of the Joint Industries Press Center since. In this capacity she has informed, fed, 00277 Mr. Edson Carole Edson accommodated, and welcomed visitors of every country from the onset of our shuttle program. She warrants a place beside the other heroines of space flight. Mr. Edson is a registered architect. He is presently principal architect for payload processing facilities for Mc Donnell Douglas Space and Defense Systems at Kennedy Space 00541 Carole Edson Frank Edson Center. He worked with shuttle external tank facilities, New Orleans 1962-66. 1966-1997 he has worked with shuttle facilities at Kennedy Space Center. WORKED ON APOLLO PROGRAM BEGINNING 1962. ROCKWELLS DIRECTOR OFSHUTTLE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING. DIRECTED ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONSTEAM AT KSC FOR FIRST 10 SHUTTLE 00543 Penny Edson William F. Edson LAUNCHES. LED LOCKHEED TEAM TOACTIVATE VAFB. LOCKHEED VP OF LAUNCH OPERATIONS CONTROL FORRETURN TO FLIGHT. ASSOC PROG. MANAGER OF SPACE STATION FORROCKWELL. RETIRED IN JANUARY 1996 John Edwards has always been an enthusiastic and vocal contributor to the success of the NASA space objectives. He 00528 Norm Foster John Edwards persists with support of the exploration programs through his comportment and personal communications. 2192 N. Foster Richard R. Edwards 2247 Norm Foster Horace F. Edwards 2272 Norm Foster Carolyn Elliott Edwards Developed: instrumentation for the human subjects and space environments in high vacuum chambers; Operational Checkout Procedures for Development Flight Instrumentation 00757 Alexander Ehrenberg Alexander Ehrenberg of LM. Performed: as LM 2 Head Test Conductor; and as Systems Engineering Group Leader and Management Staff for test integration of Lunar Module vehicles. 1964-1969 at Republic Aviation and Grumman Aerospace Corporations 00696 Tom & Phyllis Eichelberger Tom & Phyllis Eichelberger This brick is dedicated to a wonderful father, husband and citizen who, throughout his life, has created both appreciation and support for our American Space Program. Because of his 00524 Elizabeth Aft Bruce Eldredge open-mindedness and enterprising nature he has demonstrated to others that some questions in life can only be answered in space. 1882 Tamsey Ellis Tamsey W. Ellis Science Teacher PR for the Christopher Columbus's of today. We as a species are explorers at heart. This is exploration at its greatest. Now 00390 Pietro Els Pietro Els 18 nations are working together on man's next big step in space towards the great society for the united Earth. A world without crime, poverty and disease. He works for DASA ASTRO-SPAS Program, which is part of 00287 Helga Elsner Guenther Elsner several space missions made with shuttle. As a member of the Grumman team in New York my 01556 Chester Emery Chester Emery contribution was an engineering effort in the environmental controls to make the Lunar Module and Shuttle a Success Nineteen years supporting NASA's mission in the areas of 1910 Hernandez Engineering Hernandez Engineering Safety, Engineering, Training, and Documentation and Information Management. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation McDonnell-Douglas: Saturn SIV/SIVB Mechanical Systems Supervisor1962-1970. Delta Structural/Mechanical Engineering Supervisor1970-1974 at CCAFS. Shuttle 00142 John C. England John C. England Mechanical Systems Branch Chief (ICIO) 1979-1982 at KSC. Cargo Projects (DOD) Chief Engineer (SPOC) 1982-1989 at CCAFS. NASA-KSC: Delta Program - Secretary to Chief CCAFS 1979- 1987.Desing Engineering - Propellants and Gases, 00143 Julie K. England Julie K. England Headquarters KSC 1976-1979.Transportation Office at KSC 1973-1974. MDAC on Delta Program and Skylab 1968-1973. For Ray Engle, working in the Space Program was more than a job. It was an opportunity to support, however humbly, mankind's opening of the last great frontier. Ray's knowledge 00780 Darrell J. Walen Ray Engle and technical skill as a systems programmer supported the automated business processes that enabled the work of so many others After 13 years with air breathing missiles in the Air Force 00074 George L. English George L. English joined NASA in 1964. Served as the NASA Executive Officer for 20 years retiring in 1994. Peter Engrand has worked for NASA for 23 years. He was on the Discovery launch team while in APS. Worked on a Mars 2242 Caroline Engrand Peter Engrand software project and now works as a systems engineer on the Constellation project. He is dedicated to the space program. Don began his aerospace career in 1956 when he entered into the employ of RCA on the Missile Test Project at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. In 1962 he transferred to the RCA Communications Project and participated in the activation of what ultimately became the Kennedy Space Center. Over the years, because of the dynamics of government contracting, Don was employed by General Electric, Federal Electric, Planning Research Corporation, 1832 Donald Eri Donald G. Eri Lockheed Space Operations Company, and he retired from Lockheed Martin on May 31, 1996. Don contributed support to the following missile programs: Matador, Snark, Bomarc, Redstone, Navaho, Jupiter, Vanguard, Thor, Bull Goose, Polaris, Atlas, Titan, Mace, Pershing, Minuteman, and Saturn. He also contributed support to the following manned space flight programs: Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, ASTP, and the Space Shuttle. Started on Apollo program Nov 1963 working for Grumman Aerospace, worked on propulsion development systems in 00538 Roy Erickson Roy Erickson White Sands, New Mexico. Transferred to Kennedy Space Center in 1966. Managed technical support launch complex 37 & L/C 39 throughout entire series Apollo launches. Pat provided for the First Two Flights of Apollo Command Module to be flown on the Unproven Sivb Booster to Man- Rate the booster. All Command Module functions were 01337 Preston S Erlick Preston S. Erlick Automated at North American Aviation, Inc. for these Two Unmanned Flights, which were successful. Booster was Man Rated, Apollo Command Module was Viable. 01717 Renate Klinger Cinkl & Erni Erni 01539 Peggy C. Eubanks Carnell Eubanks In loving memory of Sherman J. Evans. Father of Space Center Security. Mentor to all who came near during a 34 00249 Kimberly D. Houellemont Sherman Evans year career with NASA and Lockheed. Sherm gave his all for family, friends and the space program. 'Shermisms' will live forever. You will always find him in our hearts. I was an employee of Grumman Aerospace from 1941 to 1976,permanent number 5524. One of my assignments was 00512 Brian Evans Brian Evans that of Sub-contractor Manager for the Lunar Module in the mid 60's, and was responsible for the delivery of all major sub systems for the LEM vehicle. President and CEO Grumman Aerospace Corp. Contributor to the Grumman LEM teams vision, dedication and success. 00748 L. J. Evans, Jr. Lew Evans Believer that we should continue the quest, to benefit all humankind. Joined TWA July 1964 was active in Gemini Program Pad 19- HiRanger 118' support. Active in all Apollo shots & Skylab- 00115 David M. Evans, Jr. David M. Evans, Jr. outer space probes, Viking-Galileo, Space Shuttle from beginning until retiring from Lockheed 1992. First to load Columbia on 747, White Sands 1982 mobile crane. Dorsey E. Evans, Jr. joined RCA and the Space Program in 1957. After several years in the photo labs, he advanced into 1841 Dorsey E. Evans, III Dorsey Eaton Evans, Jr. data processing and later was the RCA data processing resource manager. He retired after many years and remains in the area working for the Brevard County Library System. As LM Technical Publications Supervisor, Bethpage, I helped setup Test/Checkout procedures groups in White Sands Test Facility, Houston Space Center and Kennedy Space Center. 00156 William Everett William Everett Additionally, the group prepared Ground Support Equipment Data and Checkout Procedures used in Bethpage. I wrote and published the LM Familiarization Manual and News Reference Handbook. 1959-1968: Kennedy Space Center/Pan American Airways Guided Missile Range - Quality Control Tech/Engineer - Quality surveys facility evaluations in area's out of USA.1968- 01442 J.L. Hiers Jack D. Everett 1974: ITT Federal Electric - Supervisor of Plans/Audits - Branch Manager of Quality Engineering - Branch Manager Launch Complexes - Acting Manager of Quality Assistance and Engineering Dept. Etc.... 01731 Randy Everetts Bruce Everetts ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation NASA employee, Kennedy Space Center, FL., November 9, 1964 through January 2, 1979. Retired "Technical Support Controller." Participated in the Technical Support of KSC 2296 Donald A. Eversberg Donald A. Eversberg missions "Gemini 2," through "Apollo, Apollo/Soyuz, Skylab," and the "Approach and Landing Tests" of "Shuttle Orbiter 101 at Edwards AFB, California." Recipient of "Astronauts - Silver Snoopy Award, May 19, 1975." I have been collecting space program information for 17 years. In my job with Boys and Girls Clubs, I educate children about the space program and will be setting up a space 00477 Brian Ewenson Brian Ewenson exhibit in our local aerospace museum in May of 1997. During the summer of 1997, I will become the Director of the Calgary Space Club and will train and educate children for their trip to Space Camp. Joyce started for Rockwell in 1978 as an access control monitor (ACM) and advanced through the ranks to 01063 Vincent J. Quinn Joyce K. Ewers configuration management (CM) until her death in Nov. 1994. She was 34 years old. Anthony David Ewing proudly served his country fighting the war on terror in Iraq. He made the ultimate sacrifice on 2161 Cathie Gray Anthony David Ewing Memorial Day 2007. His grandmother, Aurelia Garong, is employed by The Astronauts Memorial Foundation. Anne worked with Range Safety for 43 years, 35 with RCA. For 15 years was Lead Programmer in Range Safety Support 1793 Anne & Carl Exline Anne & Carl Exline at Cape Canaveral. Carl worked for 35 years for Pan American World Airways in logistics delivering supplies to downrange sites. Range was always safe. Quality Control Supervisor All Grumman Corp Aircraft and 00633 William H. Fadeley William H. Fadeley Space Programs incl. LEM George has been involved in eastern test range and KSC activities since 1955 as a technician on the range, as the Chief Test Conductor for McDonnell Douglas for the Apollo 00212 H. E. McDilda George R. Faenza Program and as Program Manager for Apollo Soyuz, Spacelab, ICIO programs and the Vice President-General Manager for the Shuttle Payload Ground Operation contract. Worked on the LM in Bethpage, NY. Responsible for the electrical fabrication of the wiring and all the control panels of the LM. The electrical shop had just over 200 people 01166 George Faeth George Faeth supplying all the parts to final assembly. Also responsible for the electronic testing of all control panels. This was from 1st mock up in 1963until end of program in 1970 Worked in Satellite Program Support as a software troubleshooter for Lockheed-Martin Federal Systems 01022 Melody Fair Melody Fair supporting the Air Force Satellite Control Network at Onizuka Air Station, Sunnyvale California. 00562 Betty Fair Lowell Fair, Jr. 01611 Stephen J. Falcioni Stephen J. Falcioni RCA 01664 Dolores Falkenstein Falkenstein James W. Falkenstein RCA I worked on the LEM Program as a lead man in the structures department building the ascent stage of LTA8 which was a 00152 Robert Falkowski Robert Falkowski test ship & LEM4 which went to the moon. I also worked on the first set of wings of the space shuttle, & I'm proud of both achievements. 01547 Eugene/Susan Fallon Eugene & Susan Fallon 01604 Lillian Jasen Jason The Family 2367 John Ratnaswamy Ratnaswamy Family 01601 Ian Penny Ian Penny & Family, Uk Rudolph E. Fanska is a WWII Veteran who earned the Silver Star and Purple Heart medals. He was a biochemist, and Professor of Biochemistry at the University of San Francisco Medical Center. Rudy moved to Titusville FL with his wife, 2115 - Section 5 Cathie Gray Rudolph E. Fanska Freeda (Sue) when they retired in 1978. Rudy is a scientist who is a proud supporter of the space program. His daughter, Cathie Gray, is employed by the Astronauts Memorial Foundation. Freeda "Sue" Fanska was born in 1916. She grew up in Oklahoma and became a Navy nurse who served in WWII. One of her patients was a brave Marine, Rudy Fanska, who was decorated with two Purple Hearts and the Silver Star. 2222 - Section 5 Cathie Gray Sue Fanska They fell in love and were married near the end of the war. Sue passed away in 2008. Rudy and their daughter, Cathie Gray, who works for the Astronauts Memorial Foundation, live in Titusville FL. Liaison Engineer - supported the fabrication of the LM 00613 Charles Farley Charles Farley Descent Stage including systems of the LM Ascent Stage - 1965 thru 1969. 01729 Wayne Farrar Hiram D. Farrar Grumman manufacturing spacecraft supervision, MSO Supervisor and later Asst. Manager of Manufacturing. Moved 00440 Charles Farrell Charles Farrell to Florida for the activation of the MSO VAB (6-66) and participated in all the Grumman LM launches during Apollo (12-72). During the Shuttle era was a key member of the NASA Shuttle Payload Team which had the responsibility for the 00293 Joe Bourne Becky Fasulo ground processing and launch of multi-national payloads. Was a dynamic leader among Federally Employed women. Employed by McDonnell Douglas as a secretary. Programs 00258 Marilynn Faulkner Marilynn Faulkner included Mercury, Gemini, Skylab, Delta. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation CHUCK FEENER MERCURY-LOXCHUCK (CHARLES J.) FEENEY WORKED AS AN ENGINEER AT CAMBRIDGECORPORATION IN MASSACHUSETTS DESIGNING THE LIQUID OXYGEN TANKERTRUCKS AND 01689 Tom & Christian Feeney Chuck Feeney TRANSFER SYSTEMS FOR PROJECT MERCURY. IN ADDITION HEWAS A BRAIN STORMER IN SEVERAL SPACE THINK TANKS WITH WERNER VONBRAUN AND OTHER COLLEAGUES. 1821 Kenneth Fehling Kenneth F. Fehling RCA 01424 Stephen Feldman Stephen Feldman 1755 Lorraine Sweeney Greg Feldman 1956 Raymond A. Fenimore Raymond A. Fenimore Will submit later Director Advanced Space Programs Director Apollo 00650 Saul Ferdman Saul Ferdman Applications Program38 year Grumman employee Edward was employed by Grumman Aerospace during the Apollo Program era. His technical specialty was the environmental control systems on the Lunar Excursion 01232 Edward Ferner Edward Ferner Module. Edward presented technical briefing sessions to astronaut flight crews, manned spacecraft center flight controllers and news media personnel affiliated with the program. I have worked for Grumman Aerospace Corp. for 25 yrs. Our company designed and built the LM for the Apollo program. I 01239 Thomas C. Ferraro Thomas C. Ferraro am still employed with Grumman, now Northrup Grumman and soon to be Lockheed Martin. I am a software engineer with Northrup Grumman in Melbourne Fl. Employed by RCA Missile Test Project (RCA/MTP - 1956to 1989Positions with RCA/MTP Progressed from Engineer to Engineering Manager, RCA/MTP was responsible for engineering operation and maintenance; data collection; data 00974 Eugene M. Fetner Eugene M. Fetner processing; and systems evaluation and analysis associated with ground instrumentation from Cape Canaveral to S. Africa & ships at sea both in Atlantic& Pacific support was provided to all NASA and Air Force Launches Involved in quality control with companies making flight electronic, mechanical hardware to systems in the Apollo, 01020 Edward Fidkowski Edward Fidkowski LEM Lunar Landing programs and later on the space shuttle, Hubble, Galileo programs. I have many memories of the history of the Space Program from Saturn 1B Apollo launches from LC 34, LC 37, & LC 39. 00557 Jack Fields Jack Fields I Was part of the shuttle era from early studies in 1972 through 1992launches. Preformed Project Management of Design/Construction& launch effort in this time frame Mr. Richard Fields worked on the Space Shuttle Program for 1951 Brett Raulerson Richard Fields 22 years and on Apollo before that. He was a valuable asset to the Program. 01275 Drew Alan Fillak Drew Alan Fillak Quality Control Inspector on both ascent and descent stages of Apollo II to Apollo 17 During 1964-1970 Doing structural, electrical and final engineering and test acceptance 00648 Ernest G. Finamore, Sr. Ernest G. Finamore, Sr. procedures, per Grumman and NASA specifications at Bethpage, New York Proudly retired 6-30-1989 with 45 years service As team leader of NASA's Principal Center for Recycling and Sustainable Acquisition at KSC, Kimberly Finch has dedicated many hours to the advancement of Environmental 2319 Samantha Dunscombe Kimberly Finch Sustainability throughout the Agency. Kimberly is a remarkable leader, adept communicator and a truly inspiring person who will be missed by her team. Best Wishes! Experimental Machinist with STL and TRW worked on the 01414 Edwin M. Fine Clyde E. Fine Apollo Program - LEM Lander Mr. Finger held responsible positions in NASA from the time NASA was formed in 1958 till he left in March 1969. After his research on compressors and nuclear shielding in in NACA, 00761 Harold B. Finger Harold B. Finger he headed NASA,s space power and nuclear systems work. He simultaneously led the AEC's space nuclear work. He then headed all of NASA,s administrative functions as Associate Administrator 2232 Glenda Johnson Gerald E. Fink As a Design Engineer spent 25 years at Grumman Aerospace working on the LM Program, The Space Shuttle Wing, The 00884 John H. Fiorello John H. Fiorello Shuttle Trainer and many other advanced classified programs. Also on Jointstars, F-14A, EF111E, E-2C, C2A, Gulf stream & other research and development projects I worked for Grumman Aerospace Facilities Maintenance Dept. I supported the LEM program in maintaining overhead cranes, testing and support equipment. Set up LEM work 00570 Joseph Fischetti Joseph Fischetti stands, Astronauts and Engineering trailers. Set up and removed LEM Control Centers, which were consoles connected directly with NASA. Instrumentation Engineer GSE 450. Supervised the design of Instrumentation in Corporate on propulsion and environment test articles. Contributed to the design and installation of the 00694 Leonard S. Fisenne Leonard S. Fisenne test instrumentation systems at WSMB and Bethpage. Supervised personnel preparing calibration procedures for ground support carts Richard W. Fisher worked at the Space Center from 1966 to 1970 as a relay specialist for General Electric. He has a 00297 Virginia Fisher Richard Fisher certificate that his name has been inscribed as entry #327 in Kennedy Program Apollo 11 Launch Log a permanent part of the record of the General Electric Company. I started with NASA at K.S.C. in 1980. I have worked within the Orbiter Environment Control/Purge, vent and drain system. The orbiter project office, and the orbiter 00339 Jeffrey Fishkin Jeffrey Fishkin APU/Hydraulics System. At the present time, I am working within the orbiter fuel cell/propellant reactant storage depot system. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Grumman Aerospace Engineer for the Lunar Module prototype testing of Ascent/Decent stages, PA-1 and PD-1. 00775 Philip J. Fitzpatrick Philip J. Fitzpatrick Bethpage NY and White Sands test facility, Las Cruces NM 1964-1968 Worked as an engineer for Grumman Aerospace Corp. Position held was Group Leader/Test Conductor for the final engineering acceptance test (FEAT) at Bethpage. ARMA Div. 00789 William P. Fitzpatrick William P. Fitzpatrick Bosch Corp. engineer on Atlas Missile. Electric Boat-Test Director on Polaris Submarine. Ford Instrument Co-Jupiter Redstone Missiles 00705 Grett Peterick Peterick Richard J. Fitzsimmons 2023 The Flaherty Family The Flaherty Family Will submit at a later time. Anna has contributed in the success of the American space 00461 Jim Flanigan Anna Flanigan program by instruction numerous people in the art of DOD soldering. U.S.N. Retired - 13 years / Stationed at Patrick Air Force 01470 Denise Flanigan Donald J. Flanigan Basein 1960's worked on some very early developments of the program. Ross Fleisig's major contribution to the American Space Program relates to his Apollo Lunar Module (LM) role at the Grumman Corp. First he was Project Leader of the Dynamics and Performance Group and then LM 5 Spacecraft Team 01378 Ross Fleisig Ross Fleisig Manager directing 100 engineers in the final assembly, integration and ground test at the factory. At NASA KSC, he was Grumman Assistant Spacecraft Test Manager during pre flight mate of the LM, CSM and Saturn V As a life-long space enthusiast, I treasure the experience of witnessing the launch of Apollo 17, the only night launch of 1819 Donna Rose Fletcher Donna Rose Fletcher the magnificent Saturn V and the final Apollo mission to the moon. I also witnessed the launch of Skylab, the last Saturn V to fly. Glorious, historic adventures! Employed by RCA in 1961 to work on Air Force Range contract. Worked as Computer Programmer/System Analyst/Manager until 1989. For NASA, managed 1801 Louis H. Flowers Louis H. Flowers development of software for positioning of Advanced Range Instrumentation Aircraft in support of Apollo moon landing missions. From 1989 until 1994 Sean Flynn contributed to the success of the American Space Program as a staging analyst and a system engineer at McDonald Douglas. While there he won 01585 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Leps Sean Flynn the Manned Flight Awareness award for his work on the configuration of the Engineering Payload Database Management System. 01683 George Folmar Robert Folmar 2280 Rolf & Yvonne Heckel SPACEPASS.DE for EDUCATION One of the earliest of approximately 1400 'Grummanites' to arrive and one of the last to leave (Jan 1966 to July 1973) A 00160 Thomas P.C. Forbes, III Thomas Forbes III member of Grumman's management and financial team supporting the Apollo program. Wouldn't have missed it for the world! Harold was part of the engineering team that worked on the Apollo Space Program Lunar Module. At the conclusion of the Apollo Program, he assisted NASA in designing a VHF 00552 Harold Ford Harold Ford Ranging System for the joint Apollo Soyuz Program and installed it in the Institute of Space Research in Moscow USSR Member Grumman LEM Project Mechanical and Explosive Subsystem. Responsible for the preliminary and detail designs of LEM landing gear, EVA antenna, rendezvous 01184 Alice M. Ford Frank J. Ford radar support and separation pyrotechnics. Participated in project from initial mock up stages through to project cancellation. Graduate Academy of Aeronautics Flushing NY 1957. BS-L.I. University - CW Post Campus 1966 As an educator, Anna Lee Mouser Ford fully supports the space program and advocates for enrichment in the fields of math and science for students at an early age. As an 2150 Patricia Ford Anna Lee Mouser Ford American, she belives continuing education, research, and exploration of this world's universe is key to the lives of future generations. 01529 Ken Fornwalt Ken Fornwalt 01225 Eleanor T. Forthe Eleanor T. Forthe Chief Mercury, Gemini, Apollo Experiments; Mgr JSC 00073 Norman G. Foster Norman G. Foster Research Aircraft Program; Mgr Tests/Operations JSC Science Directorate; JSC Earth Resources Program GRUMMAN CORP. RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE WITH COMPLETERESPONSIBILITY TO MONITOR/DIRECT THE QUALITY ASSURANCE EFFORT OFTHE FUEL CELL ASSEMBLY (POWERCEL) DEVELOPED AND 01069 George E. Foster George E. Foster MANUFACTURED BYPRATT & WHITNEY SPACE DIVISION FOR THE APOLLO/LM SPACECRAFT.ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE EFFORT OF THE LM ECS(SYSTEM) AC CONVERTOR AND GROUND SUPPORT UNITS AT HAMILTONSTANDARD. For meritorious service while serving as the Technical Evaluator in Operations and maintenance for NASA at KSC Fl. & for 37 years& 8 months of service to the Government & NASA. Ms. Foster's leadership in daily operations & special 01288 Darlene Koenig Jan Foster events contributed significantly to the overall success of the Visitor Complex. Exceptional performance reflects great credit to NASA the Public Affairs Office. KSC Visitor Complex and to herself 01447 Will Foster Will Foster Director manned Space Science during the Apollo Project 01587 Walter Foster Walter Foster 2254 Norm Foster Junetta E. Foster 2376 Norm Foster Shiela Long Foster 2378 Norm Foster Curtis Ray Foster 2321 Norm Foster Norman Gray Foster, Jr. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation All his life Robert has taken a keen interest in all space projects. He has followed each and every space program. As 01481 I. Littlewood Robert Fountain a child he designed and made model space stations etc. Today he still collects memorabilia of all space exploration. He would love to have been an astronaut. Anita Fourie is a 3rd grade teacher who constantly strives to involve her students in the Space program. Anita has established direct contact with NASA personnel and her 2119 George Gabrielle Anita Fourie students are actively involved in questions and answer correspondence. Her enthusiasm is shared by her students and together they are reaching for the Moon, Mars, and Beyond. Two years as contractor laborer and apprentice carpenter, supported launch activities from Cape Canaveral with RCA/GE from 56-91 by assisting Managers at CCCC and 01248 Rodger Fowler Rodger Fowler NASA MCC. Provided range countdown, directing queries from land, air and sea range stations to authorities. O/M on many range tracking systems. GSFC Delta test conductor Master Mason and tradesman employed by construction companies from 1947-1959 at Cape Canaveral AAFB as foreman and superintendent. Designing and building original 01255 Rodger Sidney Fowler James W. Fowler CC control from Cape. Responsible for many launch, support, safety, and instrumentation facilities. Honorable recognition from USAF and NASA. 01625 Rodger Fowler Rodger Fowler RCA 1956-1991 ABMA/NASA 1958-1979 Personnel Director, MSFC. Associate Administrator, General Services Administration, 1981-1982. Director, Federal Programs, National Academy of 00037 Jerald D. Fox Jerald D. Fox Public Administration leading several NASA studies. Peer Review Team, NASA Centers for Commercialization of Space. 00525 Charles Fox Charles Fox 2414 John M. Franasiak Lou Ann Franasiak 2410 John M. Franasiak Linda Franasiak 2416 John M. Franasiak` Shirley Ann Franasiak I was Grumman's Dispensing Optician of Prescription 00899 Mike Francesco Mike Francesco Eyeglasses 1891 Norman G. Frank Christ M. Frank Christ worked for Grumman in the 40's. Contract Senior HVAC Designer & Estimator with Lockheed Martin Inc., Bectel, National Inc, and AJT & Assoc. Duties: 1) HVAC renovation design at Orlando Florida. Facilities & 01220 Thomas J Franklin Thomas J. Franklin Satellite Bldg. CCAFS. 2) LC-40 - Review and modifications to mechanical contractors cost submittals. 3) HVAC design and layout of air distribution systems at Vandenberg AFS for EELV Program USAF. 2264 Larry Frantzen Lawrence Frantzen He works for DASA ASTRO-SPAS Program, which is part of 00289 Renate Franz Guenter E. Franz several space missions made with space shuttle. 01006 Michael Fredericks Charles Fredericks 2366 Linda Freeland Donna Freeland 00736 Ilona Frege Ilona Frege 1962-1992 United Technologies PM, GSE and Flight Test Titan IIISRB for U.S.A.F. Assistant Base Manager, Titan III 00877 William R. French William R. French operations, CCAFS. V.P. Washington for Titan III 134 D Program and Titan IV a program for USAF. Thirty years in Space The White House, National Aeronautics and Space Council Apollo 12thru Shuttle. CBS TV, Space Consultant to Walter Cronkite, Apollo7 thru 11. Kennedy Space Center, Chief, 00377 Charles Friedlander Chuck Friedlander Astronaut support office Gemini 10 thru Apollo 1. Kennedy Space Center, Executive Assistant, Deputy Director. NASA HQ: Chief, Briefing Officer. KSC Public Affairs. Bob made significant contributions to the space shuttle missions STS-61 and STS-71. His efforts leading the Boeing 01478 Robert Friend Robert Friend (then Rockwell) were recognized by the NASA FCS team through a service medal award and a silver snoopy, the personal award of the astronauts Joseph Frisino worked on the Lunar Module from conception through delivery. As part of Grumman's elite lunar module proposal negotiating team - he and his team developed the 00450 Carol Albano Joseph Frisino LM manufacturing plan, and during the hardware phases, he was responsible for manufacturing engineering manpower planning, change estimating, manufacturing scheduling and project control. Ed Fritz, C.J. Fritz. The Fritz brothers, Ed 12/13/63 & C.J.4/4/67, were raised during the Space Era. Neither thought it unusual to be awaken by the house 'shaking' during a 00268 Jane Drinkhouse C. J. Fritz launch from KSC or CCAFS. Their grandfather, Earl Drinkhouse, was an avid 'space fan'. Both boys ended up working at the Space Center in Space Shuttle Program careers. 00665 Francis R. Froehlich Charles J. Fromme has always been supportive of his family. His actions and the actions of his family have made it 1982 Mitchell Rabinowitz Charles J. Fromme possible for his grandson, Mitchell, to be in a position to contribute to the success of the American Space Program through his employment at NASA. 01048 Frank Fronzo Frank Fronzo NASA engineer on first Gemini spacecraft. NASA project engineer for first lunar module to land on the moon. Launch team manager for launch data recovery system for the Viking 00332 Harry Fuller Harry Fuller spacecraft first soft landing on Mars. Member of shuttle design evaluation team. Technical manager for Spacelab operations and development. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 'To make the world work in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological offense or the 00839 AMF Buckminster Fuller disadvantage of anyone'. His approach to Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science changed the world including NASA Bob worked for 20 years at LTV on various projects including Systems acceptance tests on Saturn rockets tankage programs. Coordinated Quality Control to meet 200 NASA 01410 Madelon Fuller Robert C. Fuller, Jr. requirements. Program Manager for the Gemini 9 flight Astronaut Back Pack. Failure analysis of solid rocket booster engines for the Scout Project resulting in changes which improved the success rate from 50 percent to 93 percent. ASSISTANT BASE ADMINISTRATOR FOR GRUMMAN AT KSC FOR LM PROGRAM.RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THE 01072 Louis R. Aguinaga Thomas Fullerton FACETS OF PERSONNEL REALATIONS INCL.SECURITY, RELOCATION, AND COMPANY BENEFITS I started working on the LEM (Lunar Excursion Module) now the LM (Lunar Module) December 1965 at Grumman Bethpage, NY. Transferred to Kennedy Space Center, FL 2383 Frank Fuoto, Jr. Frank Fuoto Jr. November 1966 to work on Apollo 5 through 17 missions. My work was in the computer lab and in the LM cabin for running system checks on all the LMs 1 through 12. Was laid off from Grumman January 1973. 2024 Furr The Furr Family Will submit at a later time. Joseph J. Gabor 1930 - 1989 was an avid supporter of the space program. He worked for Wiltech at KSC. His family 2228 M.L. Murray Joseph Gabor shared his interest in space exploration and continue to support the space program. Beth, as a wife of career long NASA employee, enthusiastically supported her husband's long days, short 01041 Gerald Gaffney Doris Gaffney nights and much travel. She was, and still is, a space booster and her rather large family is very proud of her. I am delighted to have the chance to recognize her. 01180 Gail Gagliardi William D. Gagliardi Tim Gagnon, born in Hartford, Connecticut became a NASA historian at age ten in 1966. He built the comprehensive record of space-flight and consulted on many media projects. 00406 Irene Serignese Timothy Gagnon After the Challenger accident (1986), Tim volunteered with The Young Astronaut Program as Coordinator. Connecticut until 1991, Brevard County (FL) from1992. As manager of Grumman's Test Operations Support Group, I participated in the planning and writing of the Lunar Module's 00729 Leonard Galfano Leonard Galfano reaction control system testing, which included the Apollo 11,the first Lunar Lander at Kennedy Space Center prior to each launch. Participated in the Space Program as an auditor with the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) at the IBM facility in Huntsville, Alabama auditing IBM's NASA contract for the 00034 Carl Russell Gallimore Carl Russell Gallimore 'Instrumentation' Unit which controlled the Apollo Saturn V into earth orbit. Worked at United Technologies-USBI, supporting the Space Shuttle's SRB Program. Worked on the LM in the manufacturing methods office. I wrote many A/S details, assemblies and InsTI,s Operation 00670 Frank S. Galluccio Frank S. Galluccio sheets. Outstanding in my mind is writing O/S for A/S and D/S engines. I wrote the A/S O/S for the blanket INSTL that enveloped the A/S (I worked in PLT 05) I am a member of the missile and space pioneer having worked as an engineer with Convair Astronautics- 1956-59 1825 Jack Galpin Jack Bruce Galpin working on Atlas. Then from 1959 to 1988 with RCA at the Eastern Test Range, BMEWS, and Kwajalein Missile Range. From 1989-91 at ISTEF-KSC (SDI). Retired in 1991. Electrical Engineer/Group Leader at GAC for the landing and rendezvous radar test equipment, used to test the radar's on LEM. The test equipment group provided the equipment to 00918 Stephen Gamrat Stephen Gamrat the Capein a van to test the LEM radar's at VAB, Complex 39 and terminal vacuum chamber. It was the same equipment used during LEM manufacturing in PLT-5 BPA Pete retired after 40 years in the aerospace industry. Pete worked on the Titan, Skylab, Viking and Shuttle programs. 2146 Sue Freese Peter James Gannon He completed his career as manager of the External Tank Operations in the VAB. Jim has worked as a technician since 1985. His work included many years with the boosters and then transitioned 2316 Carolynn Gannon James "Jim" Gannon to the pad crew where he has become a valuable "Pad Rat." His experience has also included work with the orbiter. William L. Gant joined the Von Braun missile team at White Sands, New Mexico in 1950, working as a laboratory technician on V-2launches. Transferred to Huntsville, Alabama with the Army Missile Team, then to Cape 00300 Dorothy Gant William Gant Canaveral with the Missile Firing Lab., where he built many precision instruments for checkout and calibration of flight hardware. His career spanned the Redstone, Jupiter, Juno, Mercury, Pershing, Apollo and Shuttle programs. A University of Florida Electrical Engineer who began with NASA in 1964. His KSC career has taken him through the ranks of Launch Vehicle Engineering into Engineering 00129 Louie Garcia Jose Garcia Management. Jose's now famous 'letter to President Clinton' prompted Congressional hearings into the restructuring of NASA and the Space Shuttle Launch Team. My husband was a Grumman employee for 18 years retiring in 1982.He was an Electro Mechanical Engineer and worked on LEM from its inception to its moon landing. 00747 Marguerite Garcia Leslie Garcia Commemorative posters reproduced from negative film which were flown to the moon on LM 3 Apollo 93/3/69 and Apollo 11 LM 5 7/16/69 were given to all who participated in this historic event. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Worked for the Motion Picture and Television Service of the United States Information Agency. This agency made many 01122 Angelina Garcia Pauline Garcia film and television programs on the American Space Program for distribution overseas 1957-1962 Chrysler Missile Div. Redstone and Jupiter and Mercury Redstone Booster Assy. in Design Engineering. 1963-1975 Chrysler Space Div. Saturn IB Assembly and 00274 Eugene Gardner Eugene Gardner checkout Michoud Assy. Saturn IB assembly and checkout for launch CX34/37 in Quality Engineering. 1977-1992 United Technologies (USBI) Booster Production Co. in Configuration Mgmt and Quality Assurance Space Shuttle Program. Structural Engineer, activation of VAB, LCC, pads A & B in support of 500F; Project Manager, facilities modification, LC37in support of lunar module test; Facilities Engineer 00513 Jerol Gardner Winston Gardner Manager, Cape Canaveral AFS and AF Eastern Test Range; Project Engineer, O&C Building conversion Apollo to Shuttle; Astronaut Memorial Foundation Board; International Space Station Foundation founder. 1959-61 Asst Deputy Program Manager, Centaur high- energy, upper-stage launch vehicle, pioneering the use of liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen propellants in the RL 10 P&WA rocket engine.1962-64 Chief, Engineering Division 00722 Col. Alfred Gardner Col Alfred Gardner Gemini Launch Vehicle Directorate, Space Systems Div USAF. 1965-66 Program Director, Gemini-Agena Target Vehicle, Space Systems Division, USAF. NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Certificate of Commendation, Nov 1966. Hired as an electronic technician 2/58 by RCA Service Co AFEM. Promoted to supervisor (Leader) on 11/61. Responsible for the operation and maintenance of the XY Dial Central Office, Central Control Wire Systems, Range Safety 1809 William Gardner William L. Gardner TC, WECO AZA & GE Video & Data Distribution Systems. Part of the Comm Support team on Mercury, Apollo, Gemini, Saturn, Atlas, Titan, Minuteman, Polaris, etc. programs. Retired from KSC on 5/97 (shuttle program). 1887 Brian, Beth & Jason Gardze Eric P. Gardze II Rocketdyne/Boeing Aurelia Garong has been an employee of AMF for four years. She enjoyed every minute working with the staff and they 2278 AMF Aurelia Garong brought great joy to her life. She is now retired spending time with her many grandchildren (38) and great-grandchildren (14) all over the country. Recruited and Managed the technical personnel that provided Mathematical Analysis and Computer Programs for, and 00880 James R. Garrett James R. Garrett operated, the Real Time Range Safety Computers. Also provided programs for the post flight Data Processing Computers. This was from August1960 until November 1967 2099 Ralph, Cindy, Mom & Dad Perrone Robert "Skip" Garrett Will submit at a later time. 1833 Chuck Garrison Chas A. 'Chuck' Garrison RCA 1834 Irma & Glenn Garrison Irma & Glenn Garrison RCA 2025 Stephanie & Bruce Gasper Stephanie & Bruce Gasper Will submit at a later time. 01694 Alan Gassman Marvin P. Gassman 00351 Frank Grughran Frank Gaughran Been there, Did it. 2435 Jon Grubbs Steve Gauthier 2436 Jon Grubbs Meredith Gauthier At Grumman Aerospace I was the Vice President and 00856 Joseph G. Gavin, Jr. Joseph G. Gavin, Jr. Program Director for the Lunar Module for Apollo 1962-1972 Grumman Senior Technical Writer. Chosen guest of NASA on first manned moon launch 1969. Also holder of Snoopy Award 00415 Russell Gazdag Russell Gazdag for merit. Coordinated publication department requirements with assigned programmers. Ran computer programs. Installed 360 computer program into national archives. 01706 Marjorie Gazvoda Steven T. Gazvoda Florence Geddes was a wife and homemaker with a pioneering spirit that enabled her to follow her husband to the 00245 Patricia Risberg Florence A. Geddes Panama Canal Zone from New York for a new life at the age of 23. She championed the Space Program and epitomized the country's sadness when the Challenger disaster occurred. Robert Geddes was a career employee of the Panama Canal and an enthusiastic supporter of the Space Program during his retirement in Titusville. His father and two uncles were 00246 Patricia Risberg Robert Geddes each awarded Roosevelt Medals for their participation in the building of the Panama Canal, and earlier pioneering endeavor. 2214 Timothy R. Geiter Timothy R. Geiter I worked for North American during the years 1962-1967. I had a crew at the Cape writing manuals. We were at the 01140 John Geldbach John W. Geldbach Cape while the control complex, VA building construction and pad 36 being built. We wrote procedures for checkout of all components of the Apollo Program Engineering staff at Grumman Aerospace 1966-1987. Test Engineer on LEM 1 - 14, fluid test manager LM 7, LM 10, and 01112 Peter Gelpi Peter Gelpi LM 12Special test effort for propulsion systems RCS, ascent and decent engines and testing of liquid helium tanks and high-pressure fuel tanks 2026 The Gerberick Family The Gerbericks Will submit at a later time. 01197 Joseph German Joseph German 01198 Joseph German Patti Ann German 01199 Joseph German Susan Jane German I Phillip Edward Gervasio was twenty one years of age in 1959when I started at Grumman. My wife Estelle was there 00645 Phillip E. Gervasio Phillip E. Gervasio about three years. My first space program was O.A.O then the LEM and onto the Space Shuttle. As I look back it makes me feel proud and honored to take part ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Base Administrator for Grumman Aerospace Corp. 1965- 1973.Responsible for the re locating of employee's to Florida 00943 Ted Giannone Ted Giannone Security Clearance. Employee Relations, Community Relations, Business Travel, Launch Arrangements for VIPs transportation Employee Welfare Program Etc. 01343 Randi Evans R. Phillip Gibbs 9 years old Dennis W. Gibson is an expeditor with Boeing Aerospace, 01583 Debra J. Gibson Dennis Wayne Gibson Inc.. As such, he is part of the I. U. S. Team. His pride in the entire space program is always evident. 2092 Carol Tracey Joshua Dylan Gibson Will submit at a later time. George Giefer came to the Eastern Test Range in 1960. He has worked at Cape Canaveral in support of NASA Launches 00949 George L. Giefer George L. Giefer on the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs. He has worked in support of all the Space Shuttle Missions 2286 Brian Giessuebel Joseph Brian Giessuebel Left aircraft for spacecraft in 1954. Employed by Northrop Lockheed, Martin Marietta and Boeing until 1985 as Missile Systems Inspector of test procedures, Telemetry, Guidance 00273 C. Jeannette Gilbert Robert Gilbert Systems, Electronics, Hydraulics. Team member for first unmanned moon landing, first launches of Polaris, Agena, Poseidon, Trident and Shuttle. Also worked Snark, Mariner and Skylab. I am a teacher at the International Space Education Institute 2335 Kurt Gilbert Kurt Gilbert in Leipzig, Germany. Daltons loving nature, quick wit, intelligence, patriotism, fearlessness and quirky personality set him apart. Daktib was a school mascot, lifeguard,majored in psychology at UNF, 2461 Jessica Cooksey Dalton L Gilbert accepted into FSU and a manager amoung other things. Cab be seen on both Equal Campaign and CNN 2012 debate UNF. See you in the stars. 00796 Michael E. Gillenwater C.E. 'Ed' Gillenwater Grumman Aerospace Corp. L.M launch team member. Aug 00321 Joseph A. Gillman, Jr. Joseph A. Gillman, Jr. 1966 - Aug1970. 2027 Brian Ginsburg Brian Ginsburg Will submit at a later time. Senior Engineer - Grumman Aerospace Corp. Supported the design, testing and operation of Lunar Module (LM) engineering simulators Purpose: a) To evaluate on-board 00465 Joseph Gioffre Joseph Gioffre systems using astronauts, test-pilots and engineering personnel. b) Trainer for lunar missions. I am honored to be part of the great team that put man on the moon! Robert Glaeser (deceased) was an enthusiastic supporter and contributor to the Space Program. Directing the efforts of software development, training, personal computer availability, and the CARE Center help desk was always 00781 Darrell J. Walen Robert D. Glaeser couched in terms of support for the real reason for being here at KSC- launching shuttles. A highly motivated manager, Bob's sustained superior performance record (over 10 yrs) at KSC qualifies him for special honors This brick is dedicated to John W. Glaze by his fellow employees for 37 years of outstanding dedication, June 6, 01040 Sandra Morgan John Glaze 1960 to August29, 1997, which encompassed service from unmanned space flight through the space shuttle program. 2028 Rebecca Glenn Rebecca Glenn Will submit at a later time. Paul D Glicker has been a communicator at Kennedy Space Center, and enjoys bringing the adventure of space flight to 01500 Paul D. Glicker Paul D. Glicker all people. He is also an Author of spiritual works and believes that mankind has an unlimited potential in the exploration of the universe....Both within and without Dorothy G Glicker is the grandniece of Otto Lilienthal, the 01501 Paul D. Glicker Dorothy G. Glicker German Pioneer of Flight. She remains a lifelong supporter of aviation and space exploration My Life: Gemini - Built Models. Showed people how Apollo 13was going to make it back home with my models. Built and Launched Flying Rocket Models. Moved to Florida and bought a Challenger License Plate that says 'LIF TOF'.I have 01338 Ted Gocal Ted Gocal shaken hands with 2 men who have walked on the moon. Have toured KSC many times & attended the open house and space weeks. I have contributed to the Astronauts Memorial Foundation. I am proud of our Space Heritage. CORPS OF ENGINEERS - 1963-1965 Electrical Systems Design MSOB & Pad 39 A & B Construction

NASA - 1965-1993 Electrical Systems Engineer Gemini-Site Checkout Apollo-Pad 34 Modification & Activation Spacecraft Checkout 1945 Mindi Rogers Jodi Goldenberg Allan R. Goldenberg PROJECT ENGINEER Apollo Spacecraft Checkout Requirements - Apollo, SpaceLab; Apollo Soyuz Test Project Shuttle Pad 39 A & MLP Modification & Activation

SECTION CHIEF - Shuttle Site Project Engineering Section

BRANCH CHIEF - Shuttle Site & Requirements Project Engineering Branch Grumman Space Systems Div. Spacecraft Director -LM's 00369 Jerome Goldmacher Jerome Goldmacher 10,11,12 -(Apollo 15,16,17). Spacecraft Manager LM-7 (Apollo 13). Director-Grumman Shuttle Wing Program. Worked on the Lut during the Apollo Program. Worked for 00907 Audrey Goldsmith Sam Goldsmith Boeing ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Robert Goldwitch started his career in the space program by working on the Lunar Module. Later he was assigned at Pad 2105 Pad Rat Team (Scott Parker) Robert G. Goldwitch A in the Electrical shop where he worked 20 plus years. His Professionalism and positive attitude contributed to over one hundred Space Shuttle missions. As a Grumman Engineer, Dr. Golinsky developed techniques used by the Rendezvous Radar on the Lunar Module's 01230 Dr. Martin Golinsky Martin Golinsky Ascent Stage, orbit's return from the lunar surface, to dock with the command and service Module Ron began his association with the Apollo Program as a crew and equipment engineer on the Grumman Lunar Module (LM) Spacecraft. Later positions included displays and controls 01172 Ronald J. Gomes Ronald J. Gomes Engineering Group Leader, support equipment Special Project Engineer. And KSC Test Team Project Engineer for the LM 5spacecraft of the Apollo 11 mission The production crew of the Sci-Fi channels flagship program, 'Inside Space', Dave Brody, Paula Dennis, Dave Lauterbach, 00527 Richard Gontarek Richard Gontarek AnilSingh, Rich Gontarek, Mike Best, Jen Kranz and Amy Houts. Grumman Test Conductor (TC) for the Apollo LM at NASA- MSC and NASAKSC Lockheed shuttle TC and Northrop Strip Operations Supervisor at NASA. Received many NASA achievement awards including Apollo13 Astronauts Thank- 00529 Omega Gonzales Omega Gonzales You plaque, and an American flag flown in shuttle Columbia. In Feb 88 received NMSU Outstanding Alumnus Award for contributions to the engineering profession through participation in US missile and space programs. Joe initially came to KSC working for McDonnell Douglas Aerospace on the Space Laboratory Program as a Technician, and remained in the Space Lab Program until shortly after the Challenger incident. Soon thereafter, he was hired by NASA as a Quality Assurance Specialist, and transferred to the Expendable Launch Vehicle program, which 2282 Margaret Gonzales J,M. "Joe" Gonzales KW was responsible for launches at both the Eastern and Western Range. He worked in this capacity until 2000, at which time the USAF took over responsibility for the launches. He then became a NASA Contract Property Management Administrator until his retirement from NASA, Kennedy Space Center in May of 2004. 1853 RCA Old-Timers Charles Hood Goodrich RCA 00031 Jack & Barbara Gordon - G.M.S. Jack & Barbara Gordon - G.M.S. The 34th Space Congress, Our Space Future-Uniting for Success, proved to be one of the best ever. The 00928 Richard Jolley Ed Gormel contributions of Ed Gormel were instrumental in making this success possible. Ms. Gosper has distinguished herself with 29 years of dedicated Federal services. During her tenure at NASA, she has made significant contributions to a number of programs including the Space Shuttle, Expendable Launch Vehicle, and 2098 Launch Services Program Office Laura Gosper the Spacelab programs. As a key member of the NASA Level I Safety, Reliability and Quality Assurance group, she served diligently at both NASA Headquarters, Vandenberg Air Force Base and the Kennedy Space Center. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 1958-1968. Kennedy 00112 John D. Gossett John D. Gossett Space Center1968-1981 - Centaur Operations. 01624 Mary Gottler Joseph Jay Gottler I have always watched with great interest the Space Program, Now we have the orbiter I can see man fulfill his dreams, of 01123 Joan C. Gower Joan C. Gower going to other planets and galaxies. I wish good luck and fortune to all Astronauts of the future Worked ECS/PROP on Apollo also Shuttle MLP and Titan 01153 Hans A. Grabbe Hans A. Grabbe Mech. Asst. Electrical Power Subsystem Engineering Manager, Lunar Module. Responsible for electrical power generation and distribution, as well as all Lunar Module wiring and 01330 Harris D. Graber Harris D. Graber Grumman built boxes and panels. Developed circuit concept and procedures for supplying power to the command module during the Apollo 13lifeboat operation Fabricated all test cable assips. that were in White Sands NM eng. test through. Installed monitoring sensors & xdoles on 00718 George Graefe George Graefe HDrigs for testing. Developed and tested Lunar Rover in PL #1 and tested same on moonscape course. Put Aldin on the moon. Enabled Apollo 13 to bring crew home (LEM). 01426 Peggy Graefe Peggy A. Graefe Being physically disabled he had seven 9CSES and was studying levels in the Science, planning to go to University in 00893 Elaine Graham Nick Graham 1998for Astro Physics. I am sure Nick would have achieved this had he lived. He died 15th December 1996 aged eighteen years old Senior Structural Designer on the lunar module. It was found during the design the CG should be moved in case a situation 00534 Kenneth Child John Grandy like Apollo 13 should arise, i.e.: lunar module attached to the command module. John was assigned to rotate the ascent engine support structure and fuel lines etc. I was employed by RCA at Cape Kennedy in 1965 and 1966 as a Reliability and Quality Assurance Engineer in the Communications Project. My duties were to inspect all work 1996 Calvin S. Grant Sr. Calvin Stuart Grant Sr. orders pertaining to Communications Operations. I personally inspected the installation at LC39A which was in final stages of completion. Ralph was employed at R.C.A. Moorestown N.J. working on 01162 Janice A. Gravenor/Carpenter Ralph O. Gravenor the LEM Program and also employed at G.E. King of Prussia, Pa. on their space programs. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 56-'58 NRL-Van Guard Launch Operations Director. '58-'70 GSPC, KSC Director of Ground and Launch Operations for all NASA Thor, Thor Agena, Atlas Agena, Atlas Centaur and 00064 Robert H. Gray Robert H. Gray Delta Launches from Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg AFB, CA. '70-'73 Director of KSC Space Shuttle Activities thru STS- 4 launch. '82-'85 Director of KSC Space Station activities. Career 1949-1984 Chief of Fire Protection & Rescue-Long Range Proving Ground Cape Canaveral AF Station & JFK 00067 Norris C. Gray Norris C. Gray Space Center (KSC) Sub-system Manager for Space Transportation Program-Gemini, Apollo, Skylab. ASTP & Shuttle Space Vehicle. Retired 1984. 25 Years with RCARCA/MTP 1955-1970 Cherry Hill 1970- 00955 Kathryn J. Fudge Don Gray 1972WSMR 1972-1979 Autec 1979-1981 1767 Kelli Lynn Gray Kelli Lynn Gray Astronauts Memorial Foundation, Center for Space Edcuation 2178 - TEST Cathie Jean Fanska Gray - Kennedy Space Center, Executive Assistant and Human Resources Coordinator. 2354 Cathie Gray Scott R. Gray 2370 Charlotte G Gray Charlotte G. Gray Steven Brock Green worked on the Space Shuttle Program from1990-1995. He helped pave the way to Space as an 01078 Steven B. Green Steven B. Green inspector for USBI. Mr. Green performed ultrasonic, radiographic and electromagnetic inspections on the Solid Rocket Boosters to check for flight induced anomalies First woman hired locally by NASA in June 1959. Veteran employee of projects Mercury and Gemini. Transferred to National Weather Service in October 1966 as member of 00306 Sarah Greenfield Sarah F. Greenfield Space flight Meteorology Group which provided weather support for project Apollo, Skylab and Voyager and Viking planetary missions. Terry Greenfield has been with every NASA program at KSC beginning with Redstone in 1955 to present date and has 2241 Terry Greenfield Terry Greenfield worked with Redstone Jupiter, Juno, Saturn I, Saturn 5, International Space Station, Orbital Space Station, and Constellation. Y A 2000 is Greenville Young Astronaut's class for 7th and 8thgrade students at Greenville Middle School in Greenville, 01602 D Dodd Y A 2000 Greenville, MI Michigan. Teacher Doug Dodd Started the class in 1988. The class has grown from 6 students to 50 students with a waiting list. Students study the space program and space exploration Joe Greto, Grumman Aerospace, Apollo Team 1966-1973. I am proud and fortunate to have been a part of the team that 00266 Joseph Greto Joseph Greto put an American on the moon. One of the places I served was in the Crew Provisions Bond room where I helped to stow mission critical equipment in the Lunar Module. Lester Grey worked for Grumman for thirty two years before he passed away. There were two things important in his life. 00812 Joan Grey Lester Grey One was his family, two was Grumman. Les was very proud to work with the Space Program, especially for the part the LEM played in Apollo Thirteen Charles "Chuck" Griffin employed with NASA since 1971. Graduate of UCF with A BSEE. Began with Apollo Program. Involved with (GSE) Ground Support Equipment in support of 1933 Judy Griffin Charles "Chuck" Griffin the Space Shuttle Program. Also supported the International Space Station program as a project engineer and manager. Currently Program Manager with Technology Program and Commercialization Office. Thirty Seven Years (1958-1995) in the Range Control Center 1797 Fred W. Griffis Fred W. Griffis in Cape Canaveral. 00510 James Griggs James Griggs May '61 to May '63 General Dynamics/Astronautics, Vandenberg AFB, CA; Systems Engineer/Atlas. June '63 to Aug '79 NASA Unmanned Launch Operations; Chief of Mechanical/Propulsion Branch/Delta. Sept '78 to April '83 NASA Space Shuttle Engineering; Mgr. ET & SRB Mechanical Systems. 1932 Marilyn W. Grigsby Robert Brian Grigsby May '83 to June '84 NASA Space Station Task Force, NASA Hdqrts. Washington DC. June '84 to July '90 NASA Space Station Project Office, KSC; Systems Engineering and Integration Mgr. July '90 Retired NASA with 27 years of service. '90 to '93 Grumman Space Station Systems Integration & Engineering. - Submitted by: Marilyn W. Grigsby Grumman 36 years, lead man, industrial controls. Built high pressure gaseous control panels, piping systems for hypersonic shock tunnel. Built high pressure gaseous systems for cold flow, LM Ascent, Descent Assembly test 01435 Alfred Grillo Alfred Grillo stands. responsible for maintaining, repairing, vacuum chambers, environmental chambers, vibration, units hydraulic test systems, pneumatic controls, Cryogenic systems calibrated scales, gauges Employed 5/66 to Jan 89 - Worked in Personnel. Started as a Records Clerk - Left as Manager Employment and Benefits - 1836 Carol Grimes Carol A. Grimes Responsible for hiring all employees working for RCA Missile Test Project. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Dwight Grimes, Apollo/Saturn-V Launch Team member, worked for IBM at the NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Daily electronics equipment job functions required Dwight to work on the electronics inside the Apollo/Saturn-V IU, Instrument Unit, (The IU is located between the 3rd stage and the Lunar Module.), in the electronics labs in the VAB (Vehicle Assembly Building), LCC (Launch Control Center), 1903 Patricia A. Grimes Dwight W. Grimes and Launch Pads 39-A and 39-B. Dwight wrote and performed the electronic equipment Test Procedures used to perform Apollo/Saturn V electronics and transponders pre- launch check-out, calibration, and verification of Ranging, Tracking, Telemetry, and Command systems on board the Apollo/Saturn V Launch Vehicles and operated the electronics equipment in Launch Count-downs, which resulted in successful launches of astronauts to the moon. NASA electrical engineer from 1963 to 1985. Senior engineer in charge of Data and Video Network Operations during Saturn, Apollo, Skylab and Space Shuttle missions. Also 2160 - Section 5 Larry Joe Grimes Larry Grimes involved in telemetry and CIF back up firing room for Saturn, IB and Saturn V programs. Retired 1985. Boeing KSC manager for Program Support Communications 1985 - 1993. 00024 Lowell Grissom Lowell Grissom McDonnell Douglas 25 Years, AMF Board of Directors 00216 Lowell Grissom Cecile Grissom Mother of Astronaut Gus Grissom. 00217 Lowell Grissom Dennis Grissom Father of Astronaut Gus Grissom. Chief engineer at KSC for the Grumman Lunar Module from 00314 Herbert R. Grossman Herbert R. Grossman site activation thru landing on the moon. Communications satellite pioneer, K9EI, contributed to the development of packet radio (AX.25) Life member AMSAT. 2434 Jon Grubbs James (Jim) Grubbs III Oficial Bulletin Station OSCAR 6 and 7 Author of Space comunications books and articles. Educator, University of Illinois Springfield. Military Auxilary Radio System AI1AF. I worked on Pl. 5 on the LEM for the maintenance. dept. I worked for Grumman for 34 yrs. James F. Grubel- Honoree 01484 James F. Grubel James F. Grubel Loretta R. Morgan - Wife James R. Grubel-Son Loretta A. Grubel-Daughter Barbara J. Grubel-Daughter Jacqueline M Grubel-Daughter He was deeply involved with developing detailed procedures for assembly, check-out and launching of rockets from Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center. (initially) Some 00105 Mrs. Hans F. Gruene Hans F. Gruene programs included the Army Ballistic Missiles and the first United States satellite; and the NASA programs of Mercury, Saturn, the Lunar Landing and Space Lab. The 34th Space Congress, Our Space Future-Uniting for Success, proved to be one of the best ever. The 00929 Richard Jolley John Grumm contributions of John Grumm were instrumental in making this success possible. Founder in 1929 and leader of aircraft company that later played a major role in the U.S. space program. In the 1960's, Grumman Corporation's aerospace subsidiary designed and 01025 David Grumman Leroy Grumman built the Apollo Program's Lunar Module, which landed the first U.S. astronauts on the moon and returned them safely to earth. Grumman Employee 2/57-6/93. Optics and Display Engineer participating in several LM projects. Operated room sized Photometric Analyzer for the Lunar Materials Study. 00158 Joseph Grusauskas Joseph Grusauskas Performed life tests of the Apollo-LM Rendezvous Beacon, photometric tests of each LM cockpit and monitored optical subcontractor during assembly of LM Simulator at KSC. I was employed by Grumman Aerospace Corporation for 45 years in Dept. 02001, permanent #26464. I was involved in 00370 Pino Guarino Pino Guarino making all the detail parts for the LEM. It was an honor to work for a corporation that invented the LEM and contributed much to the space program. 01502 Paul D. Glicker Joyce A. Guccione Mike a true space program fan wh believed there is no limit 2462 Gail Guenther Michael D Guenther when we have footprints on the moon and dreams in our hearts. I love you to the moon and beyond, Gail. In honor of my husband Mike I will never stop looking up and 2463 Gail Guenther Gail D Guenther reaching for the stars! Kearfott Guidance & Navigation Corporation's inertial components and systems are used in numerous space programs including the Apollo capsule, Lunar Excursion 00855 Dr. Ronald E. Zelazo Kearfott Guidance & Nav Module, Surveyor Magellan, Milstar, Zodiaque, AXAF, and Space Shuttle. Kearfotts gyroscopes have accumulated over 1.5 million hours in Space 01285 George M. Skurla John S. Guinta Meteorologist in the NOAA Space flight Meteorology Group from August 1960 to September 1978. Was staff 00148 J. R. Gulick J. R. Gulick meteorologist for KSC1973-1978 in charge of the KSC Weather Office. Supported all manned projects from Mercury to Shuttle planning. 01456 Charles Gunn Charles Gunn 2029 Linda S. Gustaffsen Linda S. Gustaffsen Member of Travelers Marine Division John H. Gutkes worked for the Grumman Corp. for more than 35years. For ten of those years, he worked on the Lunar 00749 Mrs. Ann Gutkes John Gutkes Module program. From 1964-66 assigned to White Sands Test Facility and then (1966-73) the Kennedy Space Center for all the Lunar missions. Designed and Developed the LEM Display and Controls Test 00898 Joseph, V. Guttadauro Joseph V. Guttadauro Station. The station was used for pre and post instillation test of the LEM's controls and display units 01200 J. Thomas Gwynne J. Thomas Gwynne 2381 Stacey Haddon Rod Haddon ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 1959-1962 RCA Service Company, Missile Test Project, Photographic Unit, Photographer. Went on to become a book publisher specializing in automotive and transportation 1737 Walter Haessner Walter R. Haessner subjects, executive director of the International Society for VEHICLE Preservation, and president of the International Automotive Media Conference. Always a strong supporter of space exploration. Worked in Acquisition and Telemetry on the Atlantic Ocean Ship and at Mercury Control (later mission control) on 01298 Jim Hagan Jim Hagan projects. Mercury, Gemini and Apollo. Was on the Eastern Test Range from1956-1972 for RCA 00766 George F. Haggerty George F. Haggerty LM Purchasing Manager In Memory of Mike Halbert. My brother Mike never had the chance to experience the KSC, north wonders of life itself. He 01552 Thomas C. Halbert Mike Halbert took his own life, at 21,anddestroyed his opportunity to realize the hopes and dreams of those who loved him. The cherished memories of our times together live on 01437 Preston L. Turnage Charles A. Hall Payroll Analyst/Payroll Manager for Missile Test Project 1984 Robert M. Hall Kenneth J. Hall (Radio Corporation of America and General Electric). 1959 to 1989 Software Analyst for Planning Research Corporation 1979 to 1985 Robert M. Hall Christel I. Hall 1982. Mathematician for US Air Force at Patrick Air Force Base (Range Safety, Test and Evaluation) 1982 to 1996 2359 Norman G. Foster Hailey Grace Hall 2138 Angela Hall Daniel E. Hall, III 1813 James Halpape James Robert Halpape Mrs. Mimi L. Halpern is a great role model for ladies of all ages. A 2nd grade teacher at The Ellis School in Pittsburgh 01603 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ladley Mimi L. Halpern Pgh,Pa. Pa. who offers strength and kindness to us all. Thank you your gift of wisdom, your direct sense of things and your very tall character. 00559 Donald Halsema Donald F. Halsema, Sr. Sr. Field Engineer began his career in 1956 at Cape Canaveral and worked on the Mercury, Gemini and Saturn 1 B Programs. Moved to the Kennedy Space Center and was a 01257 Lawrence W. Hamilton Lawrence W. Hamilton member of the Apollo/Saturn and Space Shuttle Programs, retiring in 1997. Life member missile range and Space pioneer. Lawrence W 'Ham' Hamilton Roger Hamilton is an exceptionally kind, considerate individual with over 25 years of dedicated service to the 01407 Paula Roy Roger P. Hamilton space program. At his request, this shall be dedicated to the energy and enthusiasm of Blake Roy of Russell Springs, KY The 34th Space Congress, Our Space Future-Uniting for Success, proved to be one of the best ever. The 00930 Richard Jolley Elena Hamm contributions of Elena Hamm were instrumental in making this success possible. Adelin Hammack employee early of NACA- Participated in early Rocket activity. Member of Pioneers Club. Wife of 01253 Jerome B. Hammack Adelin Hammack NASA Engineer. Continuous supporter of Space Programs and helper of Astronaut, wives. Served as Director of Administration for Grumman Aerospace Lunar Module (LM) program at KSC. Joined the team at KSC 00236 Theodore Hammen, Jr. Theodore F. Hammen, Jr. in 1966 and participated in all of the launches. Previously assisted in administrative support of LM activities at Grumman's L.I. facilities. A.F. AIAA. Apollo Program - S1B Stage Manager; Skylab Program - S1C Stage Manager, Instrument Unit Manager; Earth Resources; 00072 Thomas M. Hammond, Jr. Thomas M. Hammond, Jr. Technology Transfer Officer; Future Launch Systems Project Manager. Employed KSC 1964 - 1994. Aided in the facility layout and development of the WSMR Apollo Propulsion Test Site. As a Grumman team member, conceived, designed, specified and managed the 00689 Herbert R. Hampton Herbert R. Hampton procurement of the Instrumentation/Data Acquisition System; activated the site during nine months of acceptance testing in 1963. Performed thermal, vibration ground testing of several test vehicles at Bethpage N.Y. and JSC Houston Texas After serving in earlier Regulus, Polaris/Poseidon/Trident and Nike Zues programs, and also as 'Destruct' Officer for our 01466 Diane & Stephen Tuttle Charles T. Hampton only successful full-range, full nuclear Polaris test (c.1965), was Pad Safety Supervisor for A.F.E.T.R. including first Shuttle Launches at K.S.C.. George served in security with the utmost pride. He took the space program and the missions very seriously. Whether 01027 Medaine Ray George Hanchey escorting a first lady or dealing with the fellow KSC workers, you could trust him to be professional. His memory lives on in so many peoples lives. With NASA 1963- Lead System Engineer for LC-34/37/39 television systems, KSC copper and fiber optic cable video 00259 Larry Hand, Jr. Larry Hand, Jr. and data transmission, LC-39 searchlights, LC-39 photo- optical high speed cameras, payload facility television systems. Albert L. Hanes was a Reliability Engineer at Grumman Aerospace Corporation for over 25 years. He performed 00441 Albert Hanes Albert Hanes various reliability analyses on the LEM system. Albert was assigned to one of the analysis teams during the Apollo 13 flight. Our grandfather worked at the Space Center in the 1950's. You could say that he helped power the Space Program 00251 Ronald Wroble, Jr. Edward Hanford, Sr. because he installed the Detroit Diesel generators and control panels at the Space Center and at several tracking stations in Florida, the Caribbean and in South America. 1786 William Hanley William Hanley I worked for Pan America World Airway for the fire department and was on the egress team with the M-113 tank 00819 Paul R. Hanna Paul R. Hanna up through the Apollo fire. Retired after 40 years P.S. Norris Gray was my Chief ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Jerry began his career with the Link Division of the Singer Company in 1965 as Design Engineer for the Apollo Training Simulators. In 1967, Jerry transferred to Kennedy Space 00121 Jim Hannemann Gerald E. Hannemann Center to work with NASA supporting the training of Apollo Astronauts. He then became Site Manager where he remained until project completion in 1973. I was part of Grumman's crew & equipment Integration Team that designed the control station and interior of the Lunar 00634 Ernest Hansberry Ernest Hansberry Module. I also designed the geological tool carrier mounted on the back of the lunar rover Project Engineer, Vehicle Design, Orbiting Astronomical Observatory 1960-1966 Project Engineer, Vehicle Design, 00830 Harry S. Hansen Harry S. Hansen Lunar Module 1966-1973 Engineering Manager, Shuttle Trainer Aircraft1982-1984 Glenn Richard Hansen retired from Bendix Field Engineering. They track all the satellites and the Apollo program, and early 01429 Belle Hansen Glenn Richard Hansen Shuttle lift off. He was with the company which is located in Mila for 20 years. He passed away Sept 11 1994. Rodney L. Hanson was a quality control inspector for McDonnell Douglas Aerospace from Sept. 1990 until his 01438 Preston L. Turnage Rodney L. Hanson passing in March 1999Rooney was a beacon of light that brightened the lives of everyone who knew him. Although he is gone his light will forever shine In memory of a dedicated mother, grandmother, and Space Shuttle Team family member who, too early, left this planet to soar with those who went before and discover what life in the heavens holds. She loved her job and the space program 2243 United Space Alliance Documentation Services Shirley M. Hanson and never failed to remind us that our work at KSC is very special. Shirley, as you look down upon us from above through your beautiful eyes, may God hold you in His hands until we are all reunited. I joined the Grumman Family in 1963, until I retired in 1978.I like my husband Thomas F. Haraden, was happy to be 00702 Helen C. Haraden Helen C. Haraden involved in the Space Program and spent a few years working with Confidential Material on the LEM Program. I am proud to have my name accepted on the SpaceWalk of Honor In honor of my husband Thomas F. Haraden, who started in Grumman in 1965 and worked there until his death in 1979. He worked in conjunction with the LEM program in classified 00703 Helen C. Haraden Thomas F. Haraden documents dept. A true Grummanite he was so happy to be involved in the Space Program. I'm proud to contribute his name to The SpaceWalk Of Honor Rockwell employee on Saturn and Apollo unmanned and 00122 Arlene Harbison Robert L. Harbison manned Spacecraft Programs in both ground and flight support. Mr. Hardcastle spent his entire 24 year Boeing career at KSC in various Engineering Management Positions on the Apollo/Saturn, Skylab, Apollo/Soyuz and TTV Programs. Prior 01251 H.S Hardcastle H. S. Hardcastle to his retirement in1986, he was Project Manager of Boeing's Ground Systems Operations Contract in support of the Shuttle Program RCA - 1955-1992 Lead Tech at the Range Control Center in Range Safety Area. Data Acquisition Controller in Mission Control. Data Coordinator with the Real Time Computer 1949 Norma Hardesty & Daughters Elwood Hardesty System. Systems Controller, Central Computer Complex. He worked all manned missions, Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Shuttle and numerous other launches including interplanetary, until his retirement. Donald W. Hardin, after many years with the Army at Anniston Ordnance Depot, was selected by personnel in Huntsville, Alabama, to work with the Army Ballistic Missile Agency in the Missile Firing Laboratory at Hanger D. His 2233 - Section 5 Laverne Hardin Donald W. Hardin 1957 Performance Appraisal showed "excellent". Job Title showed "Industrial Specialist. Job No. A-2184". Note: There was only a comparative few of us, and we all worked in Hanger D. Cecile has worked for numerous contractors through out the 2263 Meri & Jack Morey Cecile Hardin shuttle program from Tile to a manager in the Firing Rooms to Quality. She has made a great contribution to the program. Responsible for Material Support at all LM test and launch sites. This included spares provisioning, positioning, inventory 00154 Thomas Harding Thomas Harding and all other material requirements as needed. Also involved was the packaging, transportation and management of these spares and other material assets from White Sands to KSC. I began working at KSC July 5, 1966 for the Boeing Co. as a technician on Apollo and then Skylab and A.S.T.P. I just recently completed nineteen years on the shuttle program 00170 Richard G. Hare Richard G. Hare serving as a Operations Supervisor in the ET/SRB Integration Area under the employ of Martin Marietta, Thiokol, LMSO and U.S. Alliance. I began working at KSC in 1978 for the Wackenhut Corp. as secretary to the Chief of KSC Patrol. I continued my work with 00171 Candace L. Hare Candace L. Hare E.G. & G. in Classified Document Control under the KSC Fire Department until my medical retirement 1991. 2194 Elizabeth West Richard Hare "Ravvit" Retired (NASA Quality Assurance Supervisor) Jan 93 after 30+years of missile work. Began Feb 11959 Pgh. Air Defense 00254 James Harkins James Harkins - Section Chief - Nike Ajax/Hercules missiles. At the Cape Feb 1966 worked Gemini thru Apollo and the Space Shuttle programs. Division Senior Safety Engineer Bendix Launch Support Division1963-1978. Senior Industrial Safety Engineer 01130 Mary Lou Harlow James E. Harlow Planning Research Corporation Systems Services Aerospace Systems Division 1978-1987 2358 Allison Odyssey Tom Harmer ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Melvin C. 'Papa Smurf' Harmon, Convair-General Dynamics: June1956-May 1966. Senior Missile Inspector: Atlas, Project Mercury, Project Gemini. Rockwell International: May 1966- 00238 Melvin Harmon Melvin Harmon July 1973.Senior Missile Inspector: Saturn V, Apollo, Skylab Projects. Awarded Silver Snoopy - Apollo 16. Rockwell International and Lockheed: May 1989-February 1996. Senior Shuttle Orbiter Inspector. Douglas J. Harmon, (youngest son of Mel Harmon) Lockheed- Martin (USA): October 1988-Present. Thermal Protection 00239 Melvin Harmon Douglas Harmon System Technician Specialist and Mixed Crib Operator, Space Shuttle Program. Michael G. Harmon, (oldest son of Mel Harmon) USBI: January 1980-April 1996. Electrical/Mechanical Q.C. 00240 Melvin Harmon Michael Harmon Inspector and Corporate Photographer on Solid Rocket Boosters - Space Shuttle Flight &Ground Support Crew. Crew Equipment & Integration Design Engineer Group Leader at Grumman. Designed & Constructed first mock-up of LEM vehicle in Houston used during contract negotiations & 00578 Gene Harms Gene Harms vehicle definition between Grumman & NASA. Conducted all 'Zero-G' tests for LM inKC-135. Worked closely with all astronauts during entire LM program. San Harper is a 6th grade school teacher at Apollo Elementary school. She is a dedicated, caring, energetic leader who constantly encourages her students to reach for the stars. She is an active supporter of the space program 2090 Gabe Gabrielle Sandra Harper and often involves her class in activities promoted by NASA for student participation. Her personal philosophy of, "one mind stirred, one soul touched, and one dream that becomes reality" is the driving force that brings so much reward. NACA-LMAL 1942-1958 NASA-JSC/KSC 1958-1974 Martin 00058 Robert D. Harrington Robert D. Harrington Marietta 1982-1987 00059 Nancy J. Harrington Nancy J. Harrington NASA - GSFC NASA - JSC 01597 Norman Harrington Norman Harrington Charlie Eugene Harrington was employed over 32 years working on the crawler transporter. He began his career as a hydraulic mechanic with the Apollo missions. He advanced 2374 Cynthia Sienkiewicz Charlie E. Harrington through the ranks to become supervisor of the crawler transporter. Due to his health, he was forced to retire earlier than he would have wanted. Born 12/14/32 - Died 4/11/12 Served in the KSC NASA Design Engineering Directorate 1962-1985as Construction Manager Complex 36 Surveyor, Site Activation Manager Apollo Complex 39A, Project 00138 L Steven Harris L. Steven Harris Engineer Shuttle Landing Facility, Facilities Engineering Division Chief, and Mechanical Engineering Division Chief. Numerous awards/certificates including two Exceptional Service Medals and a Public Service medal. As an engineer/manager at Grumman Aerospace Corp. for over 39years, Robert J. Harris proudly served the American 00502 Greg Harris Robert Harris Space Program by designing and testing portions of the Lunar Module. His wife and children are proud of his accomplishments. William Harris worked periodically over 30 years at KSC and with Rockwell in CA in support of the Navaho Missle, Hound 2132 Donn Weaver William H. Harris Dog Missle, Apollo Saturn V, S-II. He retired on disability in 1972. He died in 1986. 2362 Matt Harris Alison,Nigel,Ailie Harris As regular visitors to KSC, and participants of NASA Tweetup 2364 Matt Harris Cindy Li & Matt Harris and Hack events, we love to follow and engage with NASA and space education. On 09 March 1977 and born in Berkenhead, Wirral, England we named our son Mathew which means gift from god. 01560 Elaine Crawford Matthew R. Harrison Aviation has always fascinated him and now as a pilot, one day he may orbit the earth and share his knowledge with others….Hopefully in one NASA's astronauts suits! 2336 Jerry Harsh Jerry Harsh Jerry Harsh - Space Shuttle program from 1982 to 2010. Thomas William Hart Jr. Born May 23, 1965 Died January 3, 1996Tommy worked on the Space Program as a mechanic for 01218 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Hart, Sr. Thomas Wm. Hart, Jr. Thiokol Corp. and Lockheed Space Operations co mating the booster rockets to the Shuttle. He was also on the Booster Rocket recovery Dive Team. Grumman 1959-1973 QC Supervisor KSC Lunar Module Apollo launches General Dynamics 1973-1988 QC Supervisor LC-41 Titan/Centaur Viking/Mars, Voyager 00663 Laurence L. Harter Laurence L. Harter Missions QC Chief/Manager Atlas/Centaur Activities in San Diego. Fairchild Space & Defense 1988-1996VP Product Assurance Topex/Poseidon Employer Platform EUVE Spacecraft. Space Telescope Refurbishing Missions Employee of RCA - 195601967, Space Support Division serving on the Atlantic Missile Range sites and Patrick Air 1740 Walter Hartman Walter A. Hartman Force Base as communications technician, data analyst, associate engineer. This brick is in memory of Robert Harvey's over 30 years of dedicated service to the space program with his most recent 01002 Space Shuttle Launch Team C/O Randy Hayes Robert Harvey service to the shuttle program. He was a valuable member of the pad 39A crew. In memory of US Navy Korean war vet John G. "Jack" Harwood. Jack was an ardent supporter of our manned space 2407 William B Wright John G. Jack Harwood program and had fond memories of visiting Kennedy Space Center. Jack passed on August 12, 2016 in Coatesville, PA. RIP Jack. 2066 James E. Hattaway, Jr. Will submit at a later time. 01617 Frances M. Hay Vince J. Hay RCA Al's motto was ' a job worth doing is worth doing well 'That 00660 Marion Hayden Alois C. Hayden says it all ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Engineering support for full size dynamic testing of LM landing gear. Production design landing gear dropped on several hypo-thetical moon surfaces - from 200 feet of settled 00572 Barbar Hayned William Haynes, Jr. dust to hard rock. Primary and secondary energy absorbers were stroked; monitoring included 3000 frame per second photography. Gear extension and locks were tested in high vacuum. 2064 Mike Cannon Kathy Cannon HCM SBY MD Will submit at a later time. Tom's career 'in-space' spans from 1959 to today. Designed portions of Atlas/Mercury, Centaur, Apollo, Space Shuttle. Key responsibilities on AMLS, Space Station, ALS, Shuttle-C, 00622 Tom Healy Tom Healy NLS,X-33/RLV and other studies. Now Chief Engineer, Liquid Flyback Booster for Shuttle. BSAeE - U of Detroit, 1962. MS AeroE- USC1966. 2031 Karen Herald Karen Hearld & Family Will submit at a later time. 2227 Ralf Heckel Ralf, Yvonne, & Cosma Heckel 2380 Ralf & Yvonne Heckel International Space Education Institute Tara Heckel Tara Heckel is the daughter of Ralf & Yvonne Heckel. I was an original member of the Project Mercury Pace Task Group and was the only person assigned to the operation and repair of the flight tape recordings. During the Apollo Program 01346 Charles J. Heckelmoser Charles J. Heckelmoser I was in Quality Control and participated in two flight close outs of the Spacecraft. I served in NASA Logistics in the Shuttle Program. 01542 Helyn L. Hedeman Walter R. Hedeman My 1st tour of duty spanned from Nov 1966 to Feb. 1973. During this period I worked for Grumman on the Apollo Program which was the most exciting effort I worked on 00784 Ed Heiner Ed Heiner during my Aerospace career. A second Dec 1983-Dec 1995 tour was the Shuttle Program which ended with my retirement in Dec 1995 Bill has worked in the Space Program since June of 1962. In February of 1963 he came to Fl. from Ca. to assemble complex 36B after helping design it in Ca. Jan 1965 he joined 01254 Mary Lou Heink William A. Heink the Apollo Team where he stayed until it's completion in 1975. After 20 months in the Minuteman Program he returned to Fl. to join the Shuttle Team He is currently Director of Orbiter Engineering for Boeing ask KSC WWII US Army Air Force 1st Lt. 1943-1946. US Civil Service 1946-1972 Engineer. US Army Ballistic Missile Launch 00026 Robert F. Heiser Robert F. Heiser Operations. Redstone, Jupiter, Pershing. 1st Satellite (US), Mercury 1st Flight Saturn, Lunar Landing. Retired 1972 from NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center. 2075 Perry Held Perry C. Held Will submit at a later time. 1866 Stephen Heller Stephen D. Heller RCA none unknown Alan C. Helman John Graham Davies born in Hendy, Dyfed South Wales, UK on 4thSeptember 1955. Member of the British Interplanetary 01591 Mrs. H. E. Davies John Graham Hendy Davies Society. I have been interested in Space technology for many years and made my first visit to Kennedy Space Center in September 1999 to celebrate my 25th wedding anniversary. Herman was a very loyal Grumman employee and he took pride in the work that he did. Grumman was his home away 00371 Adelaide Heggeler Herman Henggeler from home, and no matter what was going on in the home front - if Grumman needed or wanted him at that time - that is where he was. My hustand, Andrew Henley, has always had a passion for man's ventures into space. Our children, now age six and 2262 Linzi Henley Andrew Henley thirteen share the fascination for space and new technology being developed. In their lifetime they would hope to be able to look down on our beautiful home. - Mrs. Linzi Henley My husband, Andrew Henley, has always had a passion for man's ventures into space. Having a family brick placed in the SpaceWalk of Honor, we would hope the inspiration of the Kennedy Space Center will give our children the determination to forge ahead with their hopes and dreams. Next year, our son "Niles" will be 16 and we, as parents, will do all we can to help him succeed in whatever he chooses as 2334 Linzi Henley The Henley Family Henley a career. Our daughter "Clara" will be 10. So, this brick is for our dear children to share the fascination for space and new technology being developed. In their lifetime they would hope to be able to look down on our beautiful home. I am sure NASA will continue to have the success it deserves. The Kennedy Space Center is a tribute to all staff that have worked there and still continue to do so. - Linzi Henley Mr. Hennessy was included in the original 10 Grumman engineers employed at the space center in 1964. He worked in the Lunar Module for the Apollo program from 1964-1972. 00744 Christine Hennessy Thomas Hennessy He won the Sterling Award for his design of a computer system to check the Lunar Module. He also worked for Grumman Technical Services on the Space Shuttle from 1982-1985. For Julia Raines Hennig (Born 1/12/96) and Daniel James Hennig (Born 8/10/97), Sister and Brother. Daughter and Son 2030 Julia & Daniel Hennig Julia & Daniel Hennig of Jim and Laura Hennig, Richmond, Virginia, United States of America. The Year of Our Lord 2003. After serving in the U.S.A.F. for 24 years (1941-1965) I worked for RCA as Manager of Data Processing at the 00973 Harry C. Henry Harry C. Henry Missile Test Project Patrick Air Force Base Fl. (1965-1989) I participated in both ballistic missile and space development 00044 Susan Marie Hermann Susan Marie Hermann A pioneer at Grumman Aircraft, employee 137. Werner Hermann began a career at Valley Stream L.I. spanning 35 00742 Walter Hermann Werner Hermann years. As a member of the Lunar Module Team, he made many parts for the LM, including the ladder that put the first American Astronauts on the moon. He retired in 1969. 1753 Eddie & Cyndi Hernandez Eddie & Cyndi Hernandez 00764 Miguel A. Hernandez, Jr. Miguel A. Hernandez, Jr. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Felipe "Phil" Herrera dedicated 31 years to the space program beginning in 1954. He was an integral part of the Atlas rocket team, F86, F100, and F46. In 1961 he joined the 2186 Karina Wilson Felipe "Phil" Herrera Apollo programs and continued with the Space Shuttle programs Enterprise through Atlantis. On 18-Sept-1985 Phil received NASA’s coveted Silver Snoopy Award, and retired in 1986. OUR FAMILY HAS VISITED KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FOUR TIMES. WEHAVE FOLLOWED THE SPACE 01058 Mrs. Jeanette Herries Jeanette Herries PROGRAMMES WITH INTEREST AND THINK THE'SPACE MIRROR' IS AN EXCELLENT CONTRIBUTION TO HONOUR THE BRAVEASTRONAUTS. For forty-two years involved in rocketry and aerospace projects from Werner von Braun's Aero jet General Corporation Vanguard to JPL's Mars Pathfinder. Member of 00475 Mildred Herriott Gerald Herriott launch teams for the following projects; Viking orbiters, Voyager spacecrafts, Galileo, Ulysses, Sir-C and Mars DuringPathfinder. the years when the Lunar Module was developed and built by the Grumman Corp, I was supervisor of the PROTOTY P E Machine Shop and Model Shop. The 00597 Edward A. Hertford Edward A. Hertford department made parts for the Mock-UPS modules and development testing, after 42 years with the company I retired in 1982. David P. Hess has spent twenty-eight years, between 1961- 1997, in the space program. Locations: Patrick, Cape Canaveral, Kennedy Space Center and Vandenburg. 00470 David Hess David Hess Personal activities included functioning as a manager, system analyst, programmer and mathematician performing computer processing of scientific data supporting both manned and un- manned launches. Take a moment to listen to all of the different nationalities represented here today as you explore the Kennedy Space Center. This has been one of my favorite activities. Their interest knows no global boundaries. The machine and 01570 Matthew S. Hetman Matthew S. Hetman vehicles are impressive. They are, however, not what drives the human imagination. It is the people involved in building, launching, and living in space. Please continue to support 'manned' space flight & knowledge Supervisor, operations Project Engineering at KSC for Grumman Lunar Module. Responsible for all facets of any 01192 Frank R. Walton, Jr. Peg Hewitt acceptance checkout equipment (ACE). This included planning, scheduling, and installation from 1966 through contract completion in 1973 Fireman ? Astronaut ? Decisions, decisions, But alas I'd become a fireman much sooner. Regrets, Regrets ... At least 01386 Robert D. Hewitt Robert D. Hewitt my friend (Steve Lindsey) made it, but he doesn't get to blow the horn and siren ! Robert D. Hewitt, Fire Captain I worked at KSC between 1969 and 1982 as a design engineer for ground support equipment. Starting with Apollo continuing through Skylab and Space Shuttle. Project 1904 Charles G. Hickey Charles G. Hickey engineer for the Wideband Data Transmission System and project lead for the Video and Data Subassembly of the Launch Processing System. Assigned to the Grumman Apollo Lunar Module ( LM ) Program several times between 1964 and 1969. During 1968 and 1969 I was responsible for the operational readiness of 00682 Donald Kiestand Donald Karl Hiestand the support equipment used in final acceptance testing of the LM at Bethpage N.Y. prior to it's delivery to Kennedy Space Center I am 44 years old. I am a stockroom assistant by trade. I work for INDEX LTD. My hobbies are singing, I am a member of Crouchend Festival Chorus, the cinema, theatre, travel, 01582 Christopher Higgs Christopher Higgs watching ice hockey and playing video games and disco dancing on holiday. My ambition is to travel the world and visit each country. Working at Grumman Aerospace Corporation, Richard A. Hilderman participated in the Apollo program from the preliminary design phase through Apollo 13, as Head of Lunar Module (LM) Structural Analysis. In this capacity he oversaw 00623 Mary Hilderman Smith Richard Hilderman all aspects of the lunar module's structural engineer's strength of the LM spacecraft structure itself and associated systems as well as the design of the landing system and landing stability analysis. Director MSFC Communications Office and Manager of the agency's Program Support Communication Network. 00585 E. D. Hildreth Edward Hildreth Received 2 NASA Exceptional Service Medals. Employed at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center 1960-1985. Retired. Joined NASA in 1968 at Vandenberg AFB, supporting Delta and Thor-Agena. Launched Tiros, numbus and first Landstat. Joined shuttle program in 1980 at KSC. Worked to integrate 00341 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Milne Hill Robert Hill DOD missions. Awarded NASA exceptional service and national intelligence medals Vehicle manager for shuttle Atlantis. Team leader of Space Station Resupply and Return Transportation System. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Donald R. Hill joined RCA in 1955. He served in various engineering and management capacities at the RCA Missile Test Project on the Air Force Eastern Test Range. In 1960, he was named manager of the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System (BMEWS) in Riverton, New Jersey. He returned to the Cape in 1961 and served as Technical Operations Manager until 1969 when he was appointed Project Manager of the RCA Missile Test Project involving over 3600 technical 1847 Ruth N. Campbell Don R. Hill personnel, spanning a worldwide missile and space ground and ship instrumentation test range, from Cape Canaveral to Ascension Island and into the Indian Ocean. He served as Project Manager until his death in August 1973 during an inspection trip to Grand Turk, one of the down-range instrumentation sites. Don Hill provided management direction of Range Instrumentation support during many milestones in the nation's missile and space history, the most notable of which was our first manned Moon Landing in 1969. Allan Hill spent 4 years in Huntsville, Alabama, working for Boeing on the early design of the S-IC stage of the Saturn V. He was responsible for mechanical and propulsion system 1999 Allan Hill Allan S. Hill design support for MSFC, including the development of weight reduction and reliability enhancement design concepts for the S-IC. 2219 - Section 5 Mavis Williams Derek Hill 1774 Mrs. Wilbert Hines Wilbert S. "Bill" Hines Mr. Leslie Heinz retired as Chief Finance Office at NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio, after thirty years of service. Les Hinz was also active in recruiting students from 2162 Marie Hinz Leslie F. Hinz various colleges and universities for the space program. Although deceased, it would have pleased him to support this SpaceWalk program. Designer - Shock tunnel test models used to determine temperature and pressure data resulting from LEM RCS, ascent and descent engine pumes. Hypersonic heat transfer 00372 Michael Hlinko Michael Hlinko model for determining heat shield tiles pattern on shuttle. LEM antennae models required for location of communication and radar antennae. Structural models required for shuttle proposal. Andrew Hobokan joined the Space Task Group as a design engineer on the Mercury Program, later servings as Deputy Resident Manager & Resident Manager for Gemini and Skylab at McDonnell Aircraft. He was RASPO Manager for 1935 Capt. Andrew Hobokan, USN (Ret.) Capt. Andrew Hobokan, USN the Apollo Lunar Module, leading design, manufacturing and test operations. At JSC, he was Manager Manufacturing and Test for the Space Shuttle Program. He later served as a consultant on Space Station. 1964 Tabbie Hockler Norman Hockler Will submit later Robert Hoenig was an Aero/Propulsion Staff Engineer who provided advanced engineering studies and analyses for the Saturn/Apollo advanced Saturn V derivative, and Space 00759 Robert Hoenig Robert J. Hoenig Shuttle Programs from 1964-1972. He lived in Huntsville Alabama while supporting the Aero/Astrodynamics Laboratory of the Marshall Space Flight Center headed by Werner Von Braun Richard W. Hoffman was Air Force Quality Control Supervisor on the Project Mercury and Project Gemini Programs. Left the 00218 Richard W. Hoffman Richard W. Hoffman Gemini Program after Gemini #9. This was all accomplished at the launch pads. A.E. "Peter" Hoffmann-Heyden (1914-1997) started his technical career during World War II at Penemunde with Dr. Werner Von Braun. At the end of the War, he was brought to the United States to utilize his Pulse Radar knowledge in the support of our Missile and Space development effort. For over 35 years, he worked tiressly for RCA as a nationally 1805 Art Wren A.E. (Peter) Hoffmann-Heyden renowned leader in the field of Radar. His word was recognized as the final authority - when he spoke, everyone listened. There was not a Missile or Space Program that did not involve his hand. He was a talented and creative member of the RCA Missile Test Project on the Air Force Eastern Test Range, but his technical influence penetrated the entire missile industry. Designed, developed and Directed NASA Student Space Involvement Program (SSIP), NASA Education workshops for Math, Science and technology teachers and elementary 01221 Stephanie Langham Helenmarie Hofman, Ph.D teachers, (NEWMAST, NEWEST)1980-1991. Served on the AMF Board 1993-1998. Contributed to development of Christa McAuliffe's lesson plans and education materials. More than twenty years at the Kennedy Space Center in Configuration Management with Grumman on the Apollo Lunar Module, with Lockheed Space Shuttle Ground 00308 John Hofmeister John Hofmeister Systems, with Grumman Space Station Freedom Integration Office, and with McDonnell Douglas Payloads Processing and ISS Facility Systems. Joined NASA/GSFC in Sept 1960. Contributed to NASA's first weather satellite program, TIROS, and then its first three axis control weather satellite, NIMBUS. Was Deputy NIMBUS Project Manager and Project Manager for the Dynamics 00433 George Hogan George Hogan Explorer, dual scientific satellite program. Retired from NASA in 1988 and joined Hughes Danbury Optical Systems and was program director for the successful Hubble Space Telescope repair mission. Director of Safety & Quality Assurance - WSTF 1991-1998 Director of Safety - LSOC - KSC 1988-1991 2068 Walter & Dawn McKenzie David Tearle Hogge Loving Husband & Father Devoted Friend and Mentor - You will be missed. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation The 34th Space Congress, Our Space Future-Uniting for Success, proved to be one of the best ever. The 00927 Richard Jolley Bill Holden contributions of Bill Holden were instrumental in making this success possible. 01189 Clarence Holritz Clarence Holritz 1781 William L. Raubach Chance W. Homerin Frequent visitor of Cape Canaveral including directly after the Challenger Disaster. Supporter of space exploration and 2038 Mahon The Honegger & Mahon Family NASA. USMMA (Kings Point) Graduate, LT. In Navy Reserves and Marine Underwriter. Began his career with Chrysler Space Div. in Nov. 1964. He started as project engineer in charge of redesigning 01374 Carol S. Honkonen Richard Honkonen measuring station at LC37. He has since been involved on Apollo, Gemini, all shuttle programs and also Galileo project. Presently employed by U.S.A 1954-62 Transportation & packaging ABMA responses. 1962- 1979Responsible for Reliability & Quality of ground support 00205 John K. Hooker John K. Hooker equipment KSC utilized during launches Saturn - Apollo - Shuttle. Established engineering documentation Center at KSC Engineering Directorate KSC. Was a member of North American Rockwell SATURN S-II program team at the Santa Susanna Field Laboratory from May 1962 to February of 1969. Was responsible for on site 1943 William N. Hooks William N. Hooks, Jr. technical facilities through 50 static firings. Acted as Test Conductor for special testing. Also known as the "Water Commissioner". Cameraman, camera repairman, photographic instrumentation engineer Started with RCA at the Cape in 1956 and continued for over 40years with various NASA 00497 Frances Hoover Bruce Hoover photo contractors at KSC. Worked on all early satellite programs progressing through manned flight into the Space Shuttle program. Photographic Operations Planner for Apollo and Shuttle programs. Director of Range Operations for RCA - Radar, Telemetry, 1827 Ted & Beth Hopson Ted & Beth Hopson Communications, Command Control John Horan began his career at KSC in 1977. He developed computer software to checkout and control the Space Shuttle Systems during launch. He was a key contributor to the 00709 John L. Horan John L. Horan development of Space Station checkout and control computers. In 1995 he became General Manager over KSC's research and development contractor He is a big NASA fan right from the beginning. His dream has 01404 Peter Horn Peter Horn always been to go once in his life into space. He always supported NASA by buying NASA Space Artifacts etc. She is very supportive of NASA, she bought available space 01405 Peter Horn Helga Horn artifacts etc. NASA She bought all available space artifacts, because she is a Big 01406 Peter Horn Ina Horn NASA fan. Her dream is to work with NASA in the future and if possible to become an Astronaut (Moon Landing) 01550 Peter Horn Walter & Ilse Horn Mr. Hornbuckle worked for Grumman Aerospace on the LEM Program for 7 years as the leader of the Failure Data 00811 Edward C. Hornbuckle Edward C. Hornbuckle Computer Program. In this capacity, he served as the one point contact with NASA to assure timely and accurate data on all LEM failures, analyses, and corrective actions After years of military involvement in the missile program, it was a privilege to be involved in the American Space Program by being employed by: McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co. Customer Training Instructor (1968-73); 00567 June Horner & Family Clark Horner Planning & Research Corp., Technical Writer(1977-78); BSI, Documentation Specialist (1978-83); Lockheed Space Operations Co., Documentation Specialist (1983-84). Retired11/30/84. William j. Horner Jr. (1960-1981) Served as NASA's first Deputy Chief of Security at KSC. Awarded NASA's exceptional service medal. KSC's Top Secret Control Officer. 00466 Joan Horner Bill Horner, Jr. Performed security services at Cape Canaveral and KSC during Mercury/Redstone, Mercury/Atlas, Gemini/Titan, Saturn, Saturn IB, Saturn V, Apollo, Skylab, ASTP, Space Shuttle missions. Born 3/17/16 BSAE University of Michigan. MS Florida St. University NACA Hampton, VA 1940-1958. Space Task Group 1958.Assigned responsibility to develop a Space Craft 00937 Elmer A. Horton Elmer A. Horton checkout procedure for NASA (format still used). 1967 Appointed Branch Head of mechanical systems including Hypergolics and pyrotecnics for Space Craft. Retired 1974 Bruce loved space and believed in it's ability to enrich our lives with its hidden secrets. He gave all of his adult life to 01276 Mary Hosken R. Bruce Hosken support NASA's manned space explorations. It made a difference Dick worked for Grumman Aerospace Corp. on the Lunar Module Program at Kennedy Space Center from August 1966 through January1970. Dick held various positions in Project 00933 Charles R. Hotz Charles R. Hotz Engineering and the Controls and Displays and Instrumentation group where his expertise and dedication helped to successfully land men on the moon 01359 Gary & Donna Houts Gerald Hugh Houts 01347 Gary & Donna Houts Gary Wayne Houts 01348 Gary & Donna Houts Donna Dee Houts 01349 Gary & Donna Houts Kevin Wayne Houts 01350 Gary & Donna Houts Amy Marie Houts 01351 Gary & Donna Houts Dr. Michael G. Houts 01352 Gary & Donna Houts Julie Angele Houts 01353 Gary & Donna Houts Joanna Frances Houts 01354 Gary & Donna Houts Matthew Gary Houts 01360 Gary & Donna Houts Mabel Augusta Houts 01361 Gary & Donna Houts Sandra Sue Houts 2032 Jameson B. Howard Jameson B. Howard Will submit at a later time. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 1843 Edward Hudzik Edward Hudzik 1844 Edward Hudzik Jeffrey R. Hudzik Anne worked as a secretary, NASA, CCAFS and NASA, MSC 00393 Anne Hull Anne Hull at VAFB. Retired to KSC in 1987 and worked for Payload Quality Assurance Division until retirement in 1994. Lee worked in Fluid Systems as an engineer during Gemini, 00394 Lee Hull, Jr. Lee Hull, Jr. Apollo and Shuttles at KSC & VAB. He was Chief of Fluid Systems at VAB. ABMA/NASA. From 1957 to 1981, Participated in the launches of the following space vehicles: 21 Redstone, 6 Mercury Redstone, 15Saturns, 33 Jupiter's, 6 Jupiter 'C's', 12 01031 David, Debbie Dianna Humphrey John Humphrey Apollo's, 1 Apollo Soyuz, 10 Juno's and 4 Skylabs. Total 108 launches. During Apollo moon missions, served as 'Chief, Propulsion and Vehicle Mechanical Systems Branch'. 01590 Pat & Jessica Hunnicutt Pat & Jessica Hunnicutt 2281 Robert George Hunt Robert George Hunt 2282 Robert George Hunt Robert George Hunt Mr. Hurdles first aerospace job was as a computer operator at the Patrick AFB Tech Lab. During the Apollo program, and 01246 Cecilia Reid Clint Hurdle for 15years of the Shuttle Program, he worked as a Manager of Computer Operations. He retired in 1998 as Director of Launch Processing System Operations and Maintenance 01714 Susan W. Holohan J. L. 'Hutch' Hutchinson The 34th Space Congress. Our Space Future-Uniting for Success, proved to be one of the best ever. The contributions 00925 Richard Jolley Susan Hutchison of Susan Hutchison were instrumental in making this success possible. Worked on Titans 1,2,3,4 and Gemini Vehicles from 1-59 to 1- 92Certified and worked in Airborne Instrumentation flight safety, guidance, flight controls, airborne electrical as a 00983 August Chris Huthmacher August Chris Huthmacher technician worked in Apollo Programs including Voyager 1 and 2. In last years was lead tech in all systems except flight safety Dr. Michael T. Hutton is currently the Associate Vice President for Learning Resources at Brevard Community College (BCC). From 1977 to 1995 Michael was the Director of the Astronaut Memorial Planetarium at BCC. In 1990, Dr. Hutton designed and constructed the "world's most technologically advanced" planetarium, which was located on 00626 Joanne Hutton Michael Hutton the Cocoa Campus of BCC. The grand opening was scheduled in conjunction with the International Planetarium Society conference in 1994. Members of this elite organization heralded this planetarium, with a 90ft dome, as the "best in the world." In all his endeavors, Michael strives for excellence and continues to reach for the stars. Ray Hyatt- Missile Test Project - April 1957 to May 1985. Retired as Manager, Technical Services, composed of Electronics, Machine, Sheet Metal, and Installation Shops; 1860 Eugene M. Fetner Ray Hyatt Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory; and Drafting Services. Major career field was Metrology. Defined, updated and maintained measurement capability adequate to meet Range user requirements. Beverly was always enamoured by the United States Space Program, researching and revisiting the missions she grew up 2471 Dustin Weible Beverly Hyman watching on television. She was a loving wife and a caring mother. When we look to the stars we will always remember her. 1858 G. Denton Clark Jim Hyndman RCA Project Director: NASA/NCTM project: Mission mathematics. 00334 Michael C. Hynes Michael Hynes Principle Investigator: NASA Globe workshops. Writing Team Leader: NASA/Nickelodeon Launchbox television series. Grumman Manufacturing Manager for the shuttle wing- responsible for fabricating the Space Shuttle Wing. LEM Program Supervisor Production Analysis Dept. Estimated and 01283 Bill Hynes Bill Hynes negotiated with NASA the Production Departments Manpower cost requirements for Bethpage, Cape Kennedy, Whitesands and the manned spacecraft center. Pranvera Hyseni is the founder of Astronomy Outreach for her country of Kosovo and has dedicated her life to bringing awareness of Astronomy and NASA not only to her country 2419 Gabe Gabrielle Pranvera Hyseni - AOK but also internationally. Pran is very vocal in her support of NASA with her words and actions including wearing NASA shirts and placing NASA stickers on numerous telescopes. I was employed by Grumman Aerospace Corp. as an electronic engineer on the LEM Program during the years 1964-1967. I was a Lead Engineer responsible for the 00803 Bruce E. Ingersoll Bruce E. Ingersoll Electrical Design of 3 LEM simulators, The last being a full mission simulator. These simulators were built at Grumman plant 5 in Bethpage NY. and were used for Astronaut Training 01690 Paul & Joanne Ingis The Ingis Family 2464 Matha Inman Matha Inman The Instructional Technology Program at Duquesne University prepares teachers and corporate trainers to 2063 Dr. David D. Carbonara Duquesne U. Inst Tech 03 integrate technology into learning environment in K-12 classrooms and distance education. Employed by Grumman Aerospace Corp. - Participated in the Apollo program from 1965 to 1973 - LM project engineer 00318 Thomas Ivory Tom Ivory during preparation & launch of all Apollo missions at KSC - Received Silver Snoopy Award for manned flight awareness. Started working with the Space Program in 1979. Employed by Rockwell as a technician on the First Shuttle Thermal Protection System and later moved into Quality Control. In 00222 John Gregory Jackson John Gregory Jackson 1984 worked with Lockheed in Shuttle Payload Operations at Pad 39A + B. Transferred to the Titan Program with Lockheed in 1991. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Started with the Space Program 10-13-54. Employed with North American-Rockwell at KSC, Cape Canaveral, PAFB for 34 years in support of the X-10 Navaho, Minuteman, Apollo 00223 Joan E. Jackson Paul F. Jackson and Shuttle Launch Operations. Beginning Oct 1988, worked 6 years for Lockheed. Retired 1994 after forty years working with the US Space Program. John Jackson began working at JSC in 1967 with the Apollo program. As a human factors psychologist, he worked on 01339 Kathy Schmidt John Thomas Jackson spacesuits, astronaut training, and Involvement Program. Currently, he's involved in outreach and proud of his years at JSC. Worked in Procurement Dept. Purchasing of parts for Space 01116 Charles J. Jacob Charles J. Jacob Program and Maintenance Dept. 01357 Gary & Donna Houts Alice Mildred Jacques 01358 Gary & Donna Houts Robert Romulus Jacques Started on range - 1963 - shipboard, USNS H H Arnold TAGM-9. Moved up range to data conversion, worked on test planning (ships) worked on USNS Vandenberg TAGM-10 and 01054 Ellouise & Michell Hall Jack D. James then back to data conversion, from data conversion moved to range control center, test planning, Navy then to test planning for shuttle payload, retired in 1988. JOHN spent more than 34 years in Federal Service, including 26with NASA. AN outstanding athlete and a scholar, John's pioneer of the Manned Space Flight Program. His expertise 00602 John Morgan Janokaitis John Janokaitis, Jr. in Configuration Control and Quality Assurance Management contributed greatly to the success of 68 missions from Mercury through the Space Shuttle Program. Bruce Jansen joined NASA in 1966 and retired in 2006. He held numerous responsible positions including Associate Director for Space Station Payloads Assurance, and Acting 2291 Bruce Jansen Bruce Jansen Director, NASA Safety Assurance Directorate. He served on or chaired several key NASA mission and source evaluation boards, and SR&QA audit/reorganization teams. Rebecca Taylor (maiden name) joined NASA in 1965. She married NASA engineer Bruce Jansen in 1967. Becky served 2292 Becky Jansen Becky Jansen as a secretary to several key NASA managers over her five year career. She left NASA in 1970 to raise her three daughters. I have had the opportunity to consult and furnish clean room environmental systems for more than 20 years. We are (Streamline Air Sys. Inc.) presently engaged with a potential project for the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston. I am 01394 Paul M. Shambreskis Airtech Japan working under contract for Airtech Intl Mfg. Inc. Based in Hillsboro, Or. Airtech-Japanis their parent Co. & has been instrumental for some design work. I am a member of the A.M.F. 00874 Dianne Marie Jardno Dianne Marie Jardno 00875 Dianne M. Jardno Taylor Hawke Jardno Cynthia R. Jarvis has been employed by NASA at the Kennedy Space Center since June 11, 1979, over 35 years and serves as Lead of the Industrial Property Office and KSC 2495 Cynthia Jarvis Cynthia Jarvis Industrial Property Officer (IPO) with responsibility for surveillance, oversight, management, and control of all NASA- Owned, Contractor Accountable Government Property. This Brick is in Memory of Paul L. Jarvis, Sr. who dedicated 30 years to the United States Space Program during NASA’s Gemini, Apollo, and Space Shuttle Era working for North 2394 Cynthia Jarvis Paul L. Jarvis Sr. American Aviation, Rockwell International, and Lockheed Space Operations Company. He worked until his passing in 1992. 1936 Christine Jasch Kenneth Jasch Will submit at a later time. 01605 Lillian Jason Karen A. Jason 2475 Luke Hoffman In Memory of Jason L. New In loving memory of Jason L. New (3/19/1942-3/23/2021) 01702 Diane Petito Michael J. Jaworski Operations Project Manager - Kennedy Space Center, FL. This technical management work consisted of supervising the planning, scheduling, installation and checkout of the 00618 Ted Jedlick Ted Jedlick equipment located at the antenna bore sight test range. The test system was used to validate the lunar space craft's (LEM) rendezvous radar. Bill Jenkins worked as a mechanical engineer at the George C Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama from 01224 Linda Shayman Bill Jenkins 1961-1989His children and grandchildren are very proud of his contribution 01684 Scott Jenks Lois B. Jenks 2033 Jennings The Jennings Family Will submit at a later time. ' Eugene A Jesensky worked on the space program from 1955-1995. He started on the Atlas program, went on to the 01538 Eileen French Dan Taylor Eugene A. Jesensky Apollo then the Shuttle system on finally GSA. He worked for General Dynamics, North American/Rockwell, Planning Research and GSA. During Dr Jessup's tenure as the Grumman Aerospace Medical Director, the Lunar Landing Module was developed. 00442 Vincent Gallagher, MD Robert Jessup, MD He gathered a core of medical consultants to help develop the environmental and physiologic parameters in order to allow the astronauts to moonwalk during the Apollo program. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation I have devoted my life to the American Space Program since 1967, and this has been a lifestyle since then. Several visits to KSC, exchange student at Satellite High School in Satellite Beach, FL from 1973 to 1974. Experienced the launch of Apollo 17 from Banana River in Dec 1972. Skylab 3 crew in 1987 Ivar Johansen Ivar Johansen 1973 and the STS-94 mission in 1997. Have been working with NASA every week since 1974 and have received fantastic cooperation along the years… My life will forever be devoted to the exploration of space and the American Space Program and its four fantastic birds and the ISS. 35 years with NASA (GSFC, KSC, & NASA Hqs.) An engineer with unmanned & manned program at KSC. Last position at KSC was Deputy Director of the Space Station 00068 Dr. James W. Johnson James W. Johnson Project Office, Managed NASA Liaison Office in Ottawa Canada. Final NASA position, Deputy Manager Russian Integration Office, International Space Station Program at JSC. Nine years employment at Kennedy Space Center with 00077 Glenda F. Johnson Glenda F. Johnson Boeing Services and Lockheed. Diversified assignments in Industrial Relations with increasing levels of responsibility. 1957-1994: Contractor Electrical Engineer specializing in communications. Design Engineering-operations-O&M Engineering.1957-1965: Atlantic Missile Range. 1965-1994: 00256 Robert Johnson Robert Johnson KSC Apollo through Shuttle Launches until 30 Sept 1994. NASA Aerospace Awareness Program Award Certificate. I am proud I had a part in our space efforts. He served on the Apollo tracking ship, USNS Huntsville, for 4 1/2years in various positions from Comm. Tech to Instrumentation Controller. The ships primary task was to 00555 Mary Johnson Gene W. Johnson track the Apollo spacecraft through re-entry. He later worked for 14 years at KSC Construction Management and Site Activation 1958-1962 Personnel Specialist-Redstone Arsenal1962 Transferred to Marshall Space Flight Center as Personnel Specialist July 1962 Transferred to NASA-Loc as Personnel 00917 William E. Johnson William E. Johnson Specialist for Space Task Group Contingent at Cape Canaveral.1965-1981 Personnel Manager for launch ops Directorate & Union Management Officer for K.S.C. Our civilization's path into outer space has been a long and lonely one. None more so than for the families of America's 01059 Bob Castro Patricia Johnson space workers. Without the support of the 'SPACE FAMILIES', the US would never have climbed so high. Mrs. Patricia Johnson deserves the thanks of a grateful nation. Born Elizabeth Anne Flowers 4/15/30 in Florence, SC. BA in Sociology - Furman University Greenville SC 1950. 38 years 01043 Elizabeth Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Federal service. Last 30 years at John F. Kennedy Space Center. Retired July 1992 as Deputy, Resources Management, JFKSC, NASA. Through his patient oversight, the historic early launch complexes of America's space program have been ably 01060 Bob Castro John H. Lt Col Johnson watched over. New generations have visited the sites of US space flight history thanks to his unending kindness. 2000 Sue Johnson Elmer L. Johnson Will submit at a later time. Worked on Apollo-Saturn Lunar Landing Program from 1960- 1980in the Saturn V Project Office in Huntsville Al. at MSFC. Responsible for overall coordination/scheduling delivery of 00853 Nick Johnston Sid Johnston end items of flight hardware i.e. S-1B, S and C,S-11,S-IVB stages, instrument unit (IV) and engines, etc. From major contractors to meet and support launch flight schedules leading to Lunar Landing The 34th Space Congress. Our Space Future-uniting for Success, proved to be one the best ever. The contributions 00923 Richard Jolley Richard Jolley of Dick Jolley were instrumental in making this success possible. Langley AFB NASA Space Task Group. Mercury: World wide recovery of manned space vehicles; Project Specialist navigation/guidance Apollo: Manager Lunar Optical Rendezvous, Orbital Experiments, Chief Experimental 00791 Gladys, Jeff & Tim Jones Enoch M. Jones Systems Division. Apollo/Skylab: guidance systems. STS Manager Systems Engineering, later systems integration. Numerous Awards: Superior & Outstanding Performance Certificate of Commendation, Individual and Group. Exceptional Service Medal Jones, Michael Pierce - Born West Point N.Y. 11/28/39. Space enthusiast since I filmed the moon landing off of the 01477 Michael P. Jones Michael P. Jones T.V. I believe man has a place in space and that man should return to the moon and go to Mars as soon as possible. 1881 George B. Jones George B. "Bubba" Jones RCA Cathy Jones established a direct link with NASA, then uses the information to instill awareness and fuel the imagination of her students. She displays posters, literature and photos in her classroom as well as accesses live feed from NASA web 2144 Gabe Gabrielle Cathy Jones sites to relay current mission status. Cathy is also a key player in the Young Astronauts Program, dedicated to helping the students launch individual and multi-staged rockets. Cathy exemplifies that "THE DREAM IS ALIVE." Deputy Associate Manned Space Flight NASA. Commander 00180 Maj. Gen (Ret) D. M. Jones D.M. Jones (Maj Gen, Ret) A.F. Eastern Test Range. DOD Manager Manned Space Flight. Jim Jordan was a dedicated employee and extremely proud to be involved in space development for 30 years. He was hired at Rocketdyne/Rockwell, Canoga Park, California and 01216 Marion L. Jordan James H. Jordan, Jr. worked as Sr. Field Engineer in various areas of the country. Final assignment Delta/Atlas program, KSC, Florida. Retired 1985 Deceased 1993 ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Laurence Charles Jourdan helped build the Space Center literally from the ground up. Working out to the United 01211 Louis Newstrom Laurence C. Jourdan Brotherhood of Carpenters, he was part of the team that constructed launchpad39A, launch pad 39B, and the Vehicle Assembly Building 1909 John J. Joyce Nancy H. Joyce Will submit at a later time. Mr. Joyner came to NASA in 1962 to work in the first Reliability Office. He worked for thirty three years in Reliability, Safety, and Quality from the Apollo to the Space 00770 James L. Joyner James L. Joyner Shuttle Programs. Mr. Joyner retired in 1995 as the Kennedy Space Center Safety and Reliability Engineering Division MoreChief than 20 years of dedication as a team player in Quality Assurance in the unmanned and manned space program for Landsat, Solar Maximum Repair Mission. Gamma Ray 00797 Joseph C. Joyner, Jr. Joseph C. Joyner, Jr. Observatory, Hubble Space Telescope, Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite Explore Platform The Hubble Space Telescope first and second servicing mission and I will continue 1751 James Judson James S. Judson 01616 B. H. Juhl Benny Juhl RCA 01622 Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Justice (mom/dad) C. W. 'Chuck' Justice R C A 01623 Mrs. J. D. Justice Jim Justice R C A Served with Pride and Honor in playing a small part in the 1923 Jerry Kallmeyer Jerry Kallmeyer progression and finalization of the Navy's Pride and Glory, it's premier fighter F-14 (Tomcat). Conducted training for Apollo Astronauts in design theory and operation of Lunar Module Crew Equipment and 00946 Lorraine Kaminski Robert E. Kaminski Environmental Control System. Developed and administered training programs for engineers and technicians assigned to test and launch activities Worked on projects Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Apollo-Soyuz and 00038 Max Kandler Max Kandler Space Shuttle. JSC suit tech support on Shuttle Missions STS-9 to STS-78. Paul Kanzler was responsible for all fusion welding and induction brazing on the LM. He developed the induction brazing and mechanized welding techniques employed on 00883 Marie Kanzler Paul Joseph Kanzler LM. The induction brazing was employed on hundreds of joints, one leak could have aborted the mission. The mechanized welding was employed on the oxygen tank and LM windows Projects Mercury and Gemini -NASA S.C. Project Engineer 00096 Walter J Kapryan Walter J. Kapryan Apollo Skylab and Apollo Soyuz - Director of Launch Operations. In 40 years with Rocketdyne, Jim worked on engines for the Redstone - First American satellite and min in space; Atlas - 01030 Ellen Karl James Karl first American man in orbit; Saturn - first man on the moon; Saturn 1B - first handshake between Russian and US astronauts in space; and the Space Shuttle. 01621 Frank Kataiva Frank B. Kataiva Work Package Manager - Test and Evaluation Section. Winner of several Grumman 'Project Sterling Awards' Winner 00835 Dolores Katzenstein Daniel Katzenstein of NASA 'Silver Snoopy Award', and Apollo Achievement Award. As Senior Fine Art Painter of Grumman Aerospace Corp. I am extremely proud contributing to the Corp. image painting the LM from concept to it's final development. These paintings 00808 Craig Kavafes Craig Kavafes with the highest scientific and technical accuracy are valuable. Accumulated information from top engineers I was able to paint visual reality Mary Kazmierczak's contribution was her attitude and genuine dedication to the Hubble Space Telescope Program. She played a key role in the modernization and re-engineering of 01503 The Hubble Space Telescope Project Mary Kazmierczak the HST science data interface between GSFC and the STScI. She worked on the integration of these interfaces, defining and documenting their security requirements. 2034 Debra Kedrie Debra Kedrie Travelers Insurance, Marine Division Phil Keeler joined RCA-MTP in 1954, working at Grand Bahamas AAFB and for Personnel, and Installation & Maintenance, at Patrick AFB. He went to Pan Am in 1961 as Ship Operations Manager on the "Golf" in Recife, Brazil, and 1983 A. Philip Keeler, Jr. Phil Keeler in Gambia, West Africa, Base Operations Manager at San Salvador and Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, "retiring" after three years in Saigon during the Vietnam War. He settled in Vero Beach, FL in 2000. Worked for ABMA, NASA, North American Aviation and Rockwell. Began work in 1957 and retired from NASA 00820 Mrs. Bernard A. Keene Bernard A. Keene December 31,1985.Working for ABMA for Dr. Gruene and Bernard Torrancz Tom volunteered at the US Space Foundation's annual symposium for 9 years in the 1980's. The meetings were 3-4 days at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, CO. Tom 2076 Tom Keeton Tom Keeton III worked all day and into the evening hours as the Press Coordinator. The work involved arranging interviews, press conferences, video taping and accommodations. Cognizant Engineer responsible for the development and qualification of the Absolute & Differential Pressure Transducers utilized on the Lunar Module (LM). These 00882 Murray Keitel Murray Keitel transducers were used to measure various pressure parameters associated with the environmental and reaction control systems, ascent and descent propulsion systems on the LM Ed Keller (Silver Fox) was an engineer for Briel, Rhame, Poynter+Houser, and A+E Contractor for NASA. He worked on the moon pad -shuttle pad conversion and was team 00523 Woody Keller Edward Keller leader of the 'Pad Rats'(1986) builders of shuttle pad 39-B. Ed was twice awarded Presidential Citations for his creative designs. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Christopher Keller was a special boy who loved to draw airplanes and jets. He could play piano beautifully and he built 01003 Carmen Keller Christopher Keller incredible things out of LEGOs. Everyone always commented on how smart he was. We are blessed to have been part of his short life of 13 years. Earl C. Keller ("Red") --- A Master Electrician, Earl C. Keller assisted in the construction of Launch Complex 39 from 1963 2169 Laura Thomas Earl C. Keller through 1966 in preparation for the Apollo moon landing program. Throughout his life, Mr. Keller took great pride and satisfaction in his role in the space program. 2273 Jeffrey Keller Grant Keller Electrical Engineer with NASQA in blockhouses 34 and 37 and the Launch Control Center, LC39, on the Saturn program. Was the Electrical, Guidance and Control Engineer 00335 Donald A. Kelly Donald Kelly (CLES) for the first Saturn V launch. As a payloads engineer on the shuttle program, was the KSC engineer for the first pallet payload, OSTA-1, and the LDEF. As the Engineering Director of the Project Apollo Lunar Module (LM) at Grumman Aerospace Corp. I led the design, development, assembly and testing of the spacecraft that 00961 Mr. Thomas J. Kelly Thomas J. Kelly landed two Astronauts on the Moon and returned them safely to their mother ship in Lunar orbit, for six successful lunar explorations, plus one dramatic 'lifeboat' rescue 1752 Vern W. Weiher Kiki Weiher Kempe 01606 Dianne Dryden William H. Kempton 1814 Shawn Murphy Jeffrey Kendrick Kristine began working for NASA in 1988 as a co-op student. Upon graduating from Georgia Tech in 1993, she returned to 00207 Bette C. Kennedy Kristine I. Kennedy KSC to pursue her career as an engineer. She worked in the areas of Shuttle Processing and Ground Systems as both an Industrial Engineer and a Computer Engineer. Ann has always did her best to promote the space program. 00391 P. D. Kennedy Ann Kennedy Although she is not a 'hands on' person, she helped smooth the path for those who were. Frank was known as a 'do'er'. Putting in long hours and going that extra mile without any recognition 'just doing' his job. The 00392 P. D. Kennedy Frank Kennedy safety of his 'troops', was always number one priority and the source of his pride. Director of Development - Astronauts Memorial Foundation. 00356 Jerry Kenney Jerry Kenney Responsible for 'paving the SpaceWalk of Honor'. This brick is dedicated in memory of our dear friend, Gary 2277 Launch Equipment Specialist Shop KSC Gary Kenney Kenney. From all your brothers and sisters at the L.E.S. Shop (Launch Equipment Specialist) Kennedy Space Center. 01169 Gary Koepke Brent Austin Keopke U. Wright Kerns was a Public Affairs Officer with NASA at the 2084 Tim Kerns Wright Kerns Cape from 1962 to 1974 when he retired. He witnessed and participated in many historic launches. Orbiting Astronomical Observatory Satellite, Grumman's first Space Endeavor, designed equipment to provide mission programmable electronic load testing of solar power supplies 01117 Ted Kerpez, Sr. Ted Kerpez, Sr. and other equipment. Grumman Lunar Excursion Module, The first spaceship to land a man on another planet, designed maintained electronic equipment for the substitute fuel testing of the realtron control systems and others I started with NASA in 1964 as a hypergolic propulsion engineer on the Gemini Spacecraft. I then worked on the Apollo/Lem Program as lead engineer in the hypergolic and cryogenic systems. My work stated with the design and followed up with testing and procedures used to service the Spacecrafts.

I was responsible for the use of (GSE) ground support equipment interfacing with the Gemini, Apollo, and LEM at the test service facilities and at the launch pads.

I was lead engineer on the Skylab Orbital Workshop crew system section working directly with the astronauts. I established test methods, procedures, and techniques for 2091 Mary Anne Ketterer Robert C Ketterer, Jr. checkout and launch preparations of the crew systems. I interfaced with other systems to insure the astronauts had a workable system. I worked on the design and testing phase of the shower used in the Orbital Workshop.

I worked for three years in the Mechanical and Structure Systems Division on the Spacelab project. This pertained to detail testing on the meteoroid shield that protected the Orbital Workshop and included new design changes and net techniques of testing and major procedural changes needed to employ the shield.

I worked on the Thermal Protection System (TPS) for about twelve years from the early stages through the test 1958-1963 Manager Systems Analysis. Responsible for 1796 Jerome P. Keuper Jerome P. Keuper accuracy of Range Instrumentation, RCA Missile Test Center. Apollo Mission: Grumman Lunar Module: Ascent Stage:3500 PSI helium propellant pressurization system group leader 00641 William F. Kiesel, IV William F. Kiesel IV System Optimization Components Specification Writing Subcontractors Proposal Evaluation Components Test Monitoring ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Joined McDonnell Douglas Aircraft, Hanger 5, March 6, 1961 Mercury Support Team. Joined NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Cape Canaveral February 19, 1962, launch & mission control support projects Mercury & Gemini. Supported 00588 R. F. Kilgallen Raymond Kilgallen projects Apollo, Skylab &Apollo-Soyuz for NASA Kennedy Space Center. Assisted in planning phase of the Space Shuttle Transportation System, including Skylab program. Retired February 8, 1980. 2035 Killeen The Killeen Family Will submit at a later time. Personnel Management Specialist at Langley, KSC and Hqs. 00070 Mary H. King Mary H. King (30 years) Retired 1985. Northrup, 1956-60: Telemetry Engineer: Grand Turk Island & Cape Canaveral. Pan American, 1961-75: Base Operations Manager: Ascension, San Salvador, Mainland tracking sites. 00733 Anne Buchanan Thomas King Range Operations CCAFS. Safeguard Support, ND. McDonnell Douglas-KSC,1984-: Payload Test Conductor & Manager, Hubbell Space Telescope. ELV Launch Site Support & Requirements Implementation Engineer. One of the first five quality people working in RT05 LM area in 1964. Went to White Sands N M late 1964 then onto Houston TX. late 1967 as Supervisor. During this time LM3 design was 01268 John J. King John J. King cleared for manned flight and LM5 cleared for Lunar Landing using LM2both times returned Bethpage 1969 and took over LM Final Assembly in PLT 02 Appointed by Grumman Quality Manager, responsible for developing, implementation and managing the overall quality and safety program for the Apollo Lunar Module. 00410 Joseph Kingfield Joseph Kingfield Subsequently appointed and served as Director of Quality & Safety-Aircraft & Space Activities. Elected Vice President - Corporate Quality & Safety. Retired on Nov 30, 1986. Mr. Kirklin was the manager of the Central Computer Compiler (CCC) for control of the range safety phase for each launch is maintained. CCC provides acquisition for all the 00910 William J. Kirklin William J. Kirklin instrumentation and tracking sites and supplies range safety information to the launch safety systems. Mr. Kirklin has supported the space program for 29 years Joey V Kirkpatrick has been instrumental in propulsion testing at NASA-John C. Stennis Space Center. He designed, developed, implemented, and operated several data 00866 Joey Vann Kirkpatrick Joey Vann Kirkpatrick acquisition and control systems used during the development and flight certification of rockets like the Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) and the X-33Linear Aerospike Engine. 00048 Jack Kirschenbaum Jack Kirschenbaum On Board of AMF. Watched every manned launch. Born 06/13/46, Deceased 04/13/96 1968 Fl. Tech. graduate with BS Degree in Electrical Engineering. 27 years service in Space Industry. 1968-1969 (Rockwell) tested Spacecraft 01214 Beatrice Klacsmann Bruce Edward Klacsmann EE systems on Apollo program: 1969-1981 (Lockheed) Lead Engineer of Navy's Fleet Ballistic Missile Program. 1981-1995 (Lockheed) Space Oper) Manager of Space Shuttle Test Services. Retired 1995 due to illness. He works for DASA ASTRO-SPAS Program which is part of 00291 Ute Kleber Peter Kleber the space shuttle program. 2036 Susan A. Klein Susan A. Klein Will submit at a later time. Philip Kleisler led a group who designed, installed and documented heaters placed on all surfaces of the Lunar 01125 Jeanne Kleisler Philip Kleisler Excursion Module. These heaters accurately simulated external solar heating and allowed two men to rehearse Lunar Missions in the cold and vacuum of space 01668 Renate Klinger Renate Klinger Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineer. Passionat about 2467 Katherine Kloss Michael S. Kloss space exploration. Participated in the design test & checkout of the Lunar Module ascent & descent propulsion systems. Directed installation of the Lunar Rovers on LM. Directed assembly of 00575 Peter Klug Peter Klug the Titan IIIE/Centaur payload shroud & encapsulation of the Helios, Viking & Voyager spacecraft. Installed ejection seats on the 1st shuttle flight. 01627 Diane J. Knakiewicz Diane J. Knakiewicz RCA 1957-1985,GE 1985-1988,CSR 1988-2000 At the KSC, Ted was a senior engineer with the PRC Corp. in construction and management during the conversion of 01329 Cynthia Hutchcroft Howard T. Knapp launch pads from the Apollo to the Shuttle Program. He also worked with Lockheed Space Operations until his retirement in 1989. Ted was a recipient of NASA's 'Silver Snoopy Award' 2037 Candee Morrissey Benjamin Knauth In Memory of Benjamin Knauth 2238 Rhonda Stone Lennia Knupp 2284 get names YUTAKA KOBAYASHI 01691 John M. Kobylecki John M. Kobylecki Employed at NASA K.S.C. December 1964- December 1992. 00807 Jack Kochner John P. Kochner Was manager of Student Development Programs 8-1983 - 12- 1992Member of NAL K.S.C. from 1-1993 to present 1876 Eugene Kociuba Eugene "Gene" Kociuba RCA 01721 Jana Koehler Ken Koehler Through your dedication and supportive leadership style, as our Johnson Controls IFM Project Manager, you have touched the lives of all the employees at the Kennedy Space 00081 Johnson Controls KSC Visitor Center Staff Darlene Koenig Center Visitor Center. Your continuous drive to exceed all customer's expectations is truly inspirational to all. You're respected as our leader and friend. 01168 Gary Koepke Brooke Diane Koepke Continuity and shorts tested all harnesses then, acceptance tested and environmentally tested all flight cockpit panels and 01111 Dottie Jane Kohler Bruce Kohler control boxes in thermal chambers prior to vehicle installation. Conducted lighting tests with the astronauts and consulting pilots. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation NASA KSC Lead Project Engineer on the Lunar Module (LM) prelaunch testing for Apollo 10, the first manned LM to orbit the moon and Apollo 12, the second manned LM landing 2215 - Section 5 Paul Kolasky Paul Kolasky deploying the first lunar Radioisotope Thermal Generator in 1969. KSC Project Engineer on the Apollo Telescope Mount (ATM) prelaunch testing for the unmanned Skylab1 Mission in 1973. Worked as a Patrol Officer and a member of the Advanced Logistical Emergency Response Team for EG&G Security Office on the Space Shuttle Program. Worked as an 2216 - Section 5 Greg Kolasky Greg Kolasky Investigator for EG&G and Space Gateway Support Security on NASA's Personnel Reliability Program to determine if personnel were qualified for unescorted access badges at KSC. Dr. Al Koller joined the Redstone Arsenal team at Cape Canaveral in July 1959, transferred to NASA's Launch Operations Center in July 1960. Served in Launch Vehicle 00088 Albert M. Koller, Jr. Albert M. Koller, Jr. Operations, Shuttle Projects Office, Biomedical Office and Total Quality Management consultant until retirement in January 1991. He and his wife Carol Knight, live in Titusville with four children and ten grandchildren. 2163 Deborah & Alan Kolos Deborah & Alan Kolos Computer Programmer/Console Operator for Range Safety 1889 D. Edward Koontz Ed Koontz on Cape Canaveral - 1962-1992. Eugene was employed by Grumman Aerospace for 37 years 00913 Ruth C. Koopman Eugene H. Koopman and worked in Methods Engineering on the LEM and Shuttle Programs In memory for the soviet chiefdesigner of the Sputnik, its rocket, the first foto from the darkside of the moon, the first landing on the moon, the first man in space, the first extravehicular activity and the rockets from the type Soyuz who are sending humans into the space until today. The 2337 Ralf & Yvonne Heckel International Space Education Institute Sergey Pavlovich Korolev name of Sergey Pavlovitch Korolev and his work was unknown and a state secret for more than 40 years. It is the wish of his daughter Prof. Dr. Natalia Sergeevna Korolev, that his life´s work becomes the name of her father in the public. Friends of his family made her visit at the MSFC and the KSC real, and also this brick. My husband worked on designs for the wheels of the moon 00476 Agnes Korrow Wilbur Korrow vehicle. He worked for Grumman Aircraft and his badge number was #2036. For over a decade, Linda Kostenbader has promoted the American Space Program in the public schools. She has 01293 Linda McCrea Kostenbader Linda McCrea Kostenbader sponsored a chapter of young astronauts in Burke Virginia for twelve years. She has introduced the young astronaut program to teachers across the country and Canada Educator and space exploration enthusiast. NASA social 2388 Joe Koval Jayma Koval participant. Sundstand Aviation, LSOC Launch Team / HAZ OPS, Indyne 2164 Gary Kowall Gary S. Kowall / KICS, SGS. Theresa (Terese)'s initial position with NASA in September 1980 was in the secretarial pool then transitioned into Public Affairs. Programs supported were Space Station, Space 2304 Theresa Kozmoski Theresa Kozmoski Shuttle, and unmanned launches. Special assignments included investigation boards for the Delta and Atlas programs. Retired December 1998. Tom was hand picked by IBM in 1965 to work the Apollo Program as a manager for the Instrumentation Unit (IU). 2305 Theresa Kozmoski Thomas T. Kozmoski Unfortunately, he did not get to see the mission to completion due to his sudden death in 1975 (May). 01/80 to 12/80 Rockwell International Corp.: Thermal Protection Systems Inspector. 02/81 to 12/82 Boeing Services International (BSI): Truck Driver - operated a 1 1/2 2306 Theresa Kozmoski Frank T. Kozmoski ton flatbed and fork lift to load, transport, and deliver supplies. 01/83 to 10/94 EG&G Florida, Inc.: Tractor Trailer Driver, Logistics Coordinator (warehouse/supply). 01658 Mary Leigh, Michael, Andy, Shane Kragh Dan Kragh Dan Kragh/He wants to be an astronaut when he grows up. Mr. Krameisen worked on the ascent stage of the lunar module including the design of the forward and docking 00443 S. Murray Krameisen S. Murray Krameisen windows and their pressure retention seals. He also worked on the design of the structure of the space shuttle wings including the wing skins and main landing gear doors. Tommy dedicated 34 years of his life as a Systems Engineer/Manager on the Space Shuttle Program. He was a 2332 Timmy Griffin Tommy Kramer HWS Manager witness to History from the Launch of STS-1 through the triumphs and tragedies of the most magnificent flying machine ever devised by man. “Wouldn’t have had it any other way.” 01669 Walter R. Kraus Walter R. Kraus RCA 2080 Cheryl Kring Eleni D. Kring Will submit at a later time. 2081 Cheryl Kring Jason P. Kring Will submit at a later time. Walter R Kroetsch Have the courage to stand up for what you believe in and be willing to accept the consequences of your actions. Space Program Enthusiast, Skilled Craftsman, 00826 Christine M. Kroetsch Walter R. Kroetsch Precision Machinist, Talented Artist, Concerned Citizen, Political Activist, True Patriot, Teacher, Mentor, Music Lover, Avid Reader Considerate Neighbor, Trusted Friend, Loving Grandpa, Devoted Husband, Dad. 01417 Paula S. Krone Ethel D. Krone Assistant Director for Grumman Lunar Module Operations at KSC, up to Apollo 13. Director of Lunar Module Operations 00100 Charles E. Kroupa Charles E. Kroupa for Apollos14,15,16,17. Responsible fro Pre-Launch test and checkout at KSC of the lunar module. 01549 Peter Horn Adalbert &Kate Kruger ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Ann Kuchta joined the NASA Security Office at the Space Center in 1962. She was awarded her security credentials in 1967, giving her full investigative authority as a security 00131 Ann C. Kuchta Ann C. Kuchta specialist. She earned the NASA's 'Silver Snoopy' award in 1980. She retired in1980 after 36 years with the Federal Government. Career began in 1962 as Secretary, Public Affairs; Program Management Specialist; Installation Support; Administrative Assistant, Design Engineering; and finally as Management 00836 Lee Kuenzel Lee Kuenzel Analyst, Manpower Office. Worked launches escorting/badging beginning with Mercury and ending with the Challenger tragedy. Presented Snoopy Award by Young/Crippen; retired April 1986 Al was an engineer who worked on two space programs at Grumman He was on the propulsion team responsible for the design and analysis of the rocket engine feed systems for the 00642 Alfred Kuhn Alfred Kuhn Lunar Module. He also worked on the orbiting Astronomical Observatory Program where he conducted full scale thermal vacuum tests 01532 Rose Schwartz Benjamin W. Kulin 01533 Rose Schwartz Michael Kulin, Jr. 01531 Rose Schwartz Michael Kulin, Sr. 01446 Larry Kung Alan Ge Tong Kung 01445 Larry Kung Ryan Ge Chel Kung Launch Complex 39 LEM Spacecraft Vehicle Team Leader 01319 Richard R Kupezyk Richard Kupezyk and Pad Foreman for Spacecraft Operation and Test Staff Sergeant Richard Paul Laauser served at Mitchel AFB in the50's. A pressure-chamber volunteer subject and instructor in high-altitude flight training, his experiments to 01593 Gary & Wanda Cordelli Richard Paul S Sgt Laauser determine human endurance and hypoxia counter-measures aided development of early space suits and the 'electronic doctor' used to monitor our first astronauts' health. Donald G. LaBroad joined the NASA team in 1962 and retired after over 30 years of service. Stationed at KSC, he shared the nation's dreams for the Apollo, Skylab and Shuttle 00378 Nancy LaBroad Donald Labroad programs as a Resource Management Specialist. Don also proudly hosted Explorer Scouting youths and encouraged their interests in Space. While oceanography was his first love and college major, Robert G LaBroad also had an early interest in Space. He worked in range safety/ RCA, payload integration and 01105 Cheryl A. Malloy Robert G. LaBroad test/MDTSCO, LSCO and on the TDRSS Project/contel. Rob teamed up with NASA in 1990later becoming Discovery's Vehicle Manager overseeing processing of OV-103 Alan Ladwig has devoted his career to expanding the bounds of the space community. We non scientific, engineering, and astronautic cosmic dreamers thank him for continually 00253 Debra Ladwig Alan Ladwig providing a bridge of understanding and striving to offer the opportunity for us to participate and have a voice in space exploration. For her dedicated service to advance the vision for Space Exploration; for promoting opportunities for women and 2106 Alan Ladwig Debra Ladwig minorities in the space community; and for being a wonderful partner on Spaceship Earth, we salute you. See you in orbit! Phil Lagan, a Grumman employee for 45 years, was the LEM material control manager working out of Plant 5 in Bethpage. 00401 Philip Lagan Philip Lagan The long hours and countless weekends were all worth the effort when Apollo 11 landed on the moon carrying a document that I was fortunate enough to sign. Dedicated teacher and participant of NASA,s Summer Teacher Enhancement Program. Brenda Trimble LaJeunesse 00876 Robert & Joyce Trimble Brenda Trimble LaJeunesse carries on the legacy of Krista McAuliffe by creating enthusiasm with her students for the Space Program and keeping their young minds reaching for the stars Mr. Faridodon Lajvardi was a finalist in the 2006 Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award contest. Mr. Cameron is a teacher at Carl Hayden Community High 2131 AMF Faridodon Lajvardi School in Phoenix, AZ. The Astronauts Memorial Foundation is proud to inscribe his name on the Spacewalk of Honor at the Kennedy Space Center. 1958-1988 RCA Missile Test Project, Frequency Control and 1878 Evalene LaMantia Donald A. LaMantia Analysis (FCA) Section. Pioneered AF Hypersonic flight vehicle work in the early 1950's. Was deeply involved in AF hypersonic vehicle and lifting reentry spacecraft R&D activities. FROM 1960-64 served as Director of Engineering for the X-20 (Dynasoar) 1795 Harriette V. Lamar William E. Lamar program. In 1964 joined AF Lab System as Deputy Director of AFFDL, applying system design and analysis techniques, leading to such technology development as fly-by-wire from April 1964 to July 1975. Retired as Deputy Director of AFWAL, Technology Integration. Manager of Logistic Support for Grumman Corp at Kennedy 00167 Mary F. Lambert Richard Lambert Space Center. Responsible for flight hardware and ground support equipment for the LM program - LEM vehicle. Co-Designer of the Lunar Module Space Vehicle Electrical Power Distribution System. Senior Resident Engineer for the Lunar Module Primary Space Batteries. Electrical Power 00837 James A. Lamprecht James A. Lamprecht Subsystem Lead Engineer for the Lunar Module Electrical Power Control Circuits, Primary Space Batteries and the A-C inverters. Acting Subcontract Project Manager ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 1956 - joined ABMA Huntsville, AL (later MSFC NASA) test team under Wernher von Braun. Served as test team technician for Jupiter, S-1, S-II and S-1C development. 00619 Teddy LaMunyon Teddy Lamunyon Relocated to Mississippi SSC in 1965, where each S-1C and S-II stage was tested for flight with the Apollo. Served with SSME development testing. 01568 Peter & Jeanne Lancaster Peter & Jeanne Lancaster, PA 1764 Cheri Rufener Bill & Jo Lance Facility Engineering Manager for Grumman at KSC 1964- 1966Responsible for Grumman Site Activation of Launch Complex 34,37and 39. Worked with NASA Facilities 00944 Walter K. Langendorf Walter K. Langendorf Engineering, Army Corp. of Engineers and their Subcontractors. Industrial Area Complex Manager at KSC 1967-1970. Responsible for Grumman LM Space Craft Test Support and Maintenance Electrical Design-Mercury and Gemini Spacecrafts, Skylab interconnect Systems, Skylab Payload Shroud Altitude 00934 Paul Lankford Harold Lankford Testing at Plumbrook and pre launch checkout, Apollo Tiger MethodsTeam Engineering-Group Leader on the Shuttle Program. Initiate work orders for Manufacture of Sheet Metal Detail 01154 Raymond Lapenski Raymond Lapenski parts and final assembly work orders for the Shuttle Wing Skins, Stringers, Honeycomb Elevons & Main Landing Gear WarrenDoors A. Large contributed to the American Space Program from1969 - 03/05/96, the day of his death. The space program was his life. Employed by various NASA contractors, 00196 Mrs. Warren A. Large Warren A. Large including Link and Lockheed Martin, he received among other awards, the Astronaut Snoopy Award during the Apollo program. Fifty-two years in the aerospace business. Associated with the Grumman Rigel missile program, Apollo program from 00082 Harold A. Larkin Harold A. Larkin start to finish at KSC. Then to USB1 for the Shuttle Boosters and then to Lockheed for Shuttle processing all at KSC. Total time at KSC, 28 years. Was assigned to the LM program with Grumman at Kennedy Space Center in the Quality Control Department. Responsible 01028 Richard Larkin Richard Larkin for vehicles conformance to all applicable specs and test documentation criteria. 01318 Harold Larkin Wayne Larkin 01660 Francis W. Larkin Francis W. Larkin RCA As a summer student employee I worked with Joe Smitelli at 01176 Harold A. Larkin, Jr. Harold A. Larkin, Jr. White Sands in the prep building and at the test stands. An experience that I enjoyed and will never forget Richard "Dick" Larney: Proudly served the United States Space Program and Brevard County community from November of 1966 to September of 2002. He is survived by 2220 United Space Alliance In-Place Calibration Department Richard "Dick" Larney his beloved wife, Jean, five children and one grandchild and is greatly admired by his friends who were privileged to serve with him at the In-Place Calibration Laboratory. On the RCA Missile Project 1954-58 ' Petie' as she was 01452 Karl LaRoche Clarrissa D. LaRoche known was secretary in Optics Engineering RCA Missile Test Project 1954-58. Motion Picture Director/Cameraman/Aerial Chase Photographer. Filmed Directed Documentary Photography for Major Missile/Rocket Contractors & Department of Defense. In-flight collision with 01451 Karl LaRoche, Jr. Karl LaRoche, Jr. SNARK Cruise Missile over Atlantic Test range Friday 13 May 1955. Member American Rocket Society/American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics, Missile Space and Range Pioneers. Bruce Larsen was a NASA Engineer whose career in America's Space Program spanned four decades. His involvement included operations for the Gemini, Apollo, 1998 Bruce W. Larsen Bruce W. Larsen Skylab and Shuttle manned programs and unmanned Atlas and Delta Programs. His career also included advanced planning for future Space Programs and activities in transferring NASA's technologies. My mom, Harriet A. Larson passed away October 16, 2003. She always supported our Space Program having voted for 2070 David S. Larson Harriet A. Larson like minded state and federal representatives. Mom purchased a brick for her daughter (my sister - Harriet L. Brannen) and wished to have one herself. I worked on the shuttle space program for 29 years. I worked 2288 DOTTIE LASTRAP Dottie Lastrap for Rockwell, Computer Science Lockheed, Lockheed Martin, and United Space Alliance. 1897 Carol Margaret Latchford Sidney George Latchford Sidney George Latchford 1944-2000 00724 Carola Lauber Carola Lauber Member of the German STS satellite group 'ASTRO SPAS'. He held many positions with NASA Goddard Space Flight Center from 1983 to retirement. He was a Lt. Commander in 2457 Amanda Garrity May Robinson Grandpa Mike Lauriente the US Navy. Marquis Who's Who listed him as a noteworthy Aerospace Engineer. 01589 David A. Lavender Melanie L. Lavender NASA HQ. Telerobotics Program Manager, responsible for the development of space robotic systems for on-orbit and 01005 Deborah Powers Dave Lavery planetary surface applications, including "Sojourner" the first mars rover, Dante I and Dante II, the first robotic volcano explorers, and Aercam, the first EVA assistant robot. Joined NASA in 1963. Worked on Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Shuttle, and Spacelab programs at KSC. More specifically, I was a Site Manager for LEM facilities, a Vehicle Operations 00302 Fleming Law Fleming Law Manager for Sky-lab 1, and a Contract Technical Manager for Spacelab. I served on the Center Director's executive staff and was a member of the Altitude Chamber Review Board following the Apollo 204 incident. Retired 1994. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation "Goddard Voice" NASA Manager, Goddard Space Flight Center, "Voice Control System". Responsible for the relay of 1898 Edward Lawless Edward Alton Lawless voice communications between astronauts and mission control. Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Apollo-Soyuz, SpaceLab, Shuttle & Space Station. 00269 Ed & Marcia Lawrence Ed & Marcia Lawrence 1816 Patricia Lawson Patricia V. Lawson RCA "Pres" - US Navy - World War II, Jet Assisted Take Off / PBY Flying Boat program. Engineer Viking Rocket and Project Vanguard. Authored over 50 aerospace propulsion papers - 2265 Jimmy & Jonny Layton J. Preston Layton Princeton University Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. NASA - Langley, Grumman, Thiokol, RCA. NYU-1941, Perdue-1951. Scientific Collection at Texas A&M - Cushing Library. Inspiring father and loving husband. 2275 Adam Wallis Thaddeus Lazowski 1906 Michelle A. Pittman Gerald M. Leach Will submit at a later time. Involved in the development and installation of Model II Radar Tracking System for down range (1050's). Responsible for 00611 Frank Leach, III Frank Leach III design and manufacture of Mobile Optical Tracker System (MOTS) (1960's). Chief Engineer (VP) Mutual Broadcasting System (radio) 1957-1972.Worked on/chairman of 'Sound Pool' for the TV/Radio networks for all space shots beginning with 00444 Mrs. Leslie Learned Leslie Learned Mercury, Gemini and Apollo, through 1971. Helped to devise correct procedure to speak with astronauts so they wouldn't sound like Mickey Mouse. Participated in most Grumman space proposals: Mercury, Apollo, Shuttle, Mars, etc. Configuration & Aerodynamics of Grumman re-entry vehicles: GRV-1 (279) and designs 330, 00746 Dr Robert Lecat Robert Lecat 359 a, b, c, d, e and359 E ramjet. Also: on OAO: early lifetime estimates, forces &moments. On LEM: early entry corridor brackets, six legged landing gear. On Shuttle: E-5 Delta Wing Orbiter. 1968-1973 Patrick AFB control tower/Rapcon. Controlled air traffic in support of manned/unmanned launches. 1973- 1978skidstrip tower launched weather rockets RCC vector 00712 Ben Thomas Ledford Ben Thomas Ledford controller, ranged scheduling. 1978-1993 eastern range scheduling scheduled launch support, DOD ranges, centers FAA for all manned/unmanned launches, shuttle in orbit/landings supported all programs on range As a member of NASA, participated in development of the manned space program; Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Shuttle, Space Station. Responsible for activation of 00387 Joel Leet Joel Leet spacecraft checkout facilities; development of KSC configuration management program and programmation interfaces. Concept development team for space station logistics and configuration management programs. 1822 Al Schmidt Paul Leger RCA I worked for RCA in the Tech Lab at PAFB in the Engineering 2008 Elwanda K. Lehman Elwanda Kay Lehman Dept from 1964 through 1970. (During the Gemini and Apollo Launches.) Mr. Lemm was employed as an Aerospace Engineer by the Northrup Corporation, Ventura Division. As Group Chief of 00844 Rollin Lemm Rollin Lemm Analytical Engineering, he supervised the engineering analysis necessary for the design and development of the parachute recovery system for the Apollo Spacecraft 2444 Alexandra Nuemann Alex Eico Leo Neumann Stephen W. Leonhard: “Come on Monday” bellowed Shamu for 30 years at the Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39A and 39B. The Launch Pad Operations Chief with the 2274 Pad Operations Steve "Shamu" Leonhard jocular personality, exceptionally positive attitude, and masterful understanding of launch pad operations, had an extremely profound impact on the success of the Space Shuttle program. Formulated the tree-dimensional landing analysis used for stability and load prediction of the Lunar Module. Formulated and applied numerous dynamic analyses for studying lunar 00495 Carol Lerner Edwin Lerner landing and vehicle docking. Contributed to the assurance of the structural integrity of the Lunar Module and later, to the Space Shuttle. As a mechanical engineer at Grumman Aerospace, Martin J Lerner was involved in development and testing of visual generation equipment for the LEM Mission Simulator. His 00996 Eileen Lerner Martin Lerner work contributed to the training of the astronauts so that they could successfully perform docking maneuvers and moon landings. Member of Grumman Lunar Module Test Team at Cape 01308 Arthur Leseberg Art Leseberg Kennedy, from1968 to last Apollo shot in Jan. 1973 Quality Analyst/Technical Writer Obtained NASA concurrence on all quality documents on Apollo Program Received Project 00816 Len Leslie Len Leslie Sterling Award, for suggestion Saving Program thousands of dollars Our dad's career with the nations space program spanned from1967 to 1993 as an Instrumentation Systems Engineer on the Apollo spacecraft and the Space Shuttle orbiter. 00494 Debbie Miner & Kim Moore Bill Lester Working for Rockwell International in the Avionics group, he earned many prestigious awards including the Manned Flight Awareness and Astronauts Silver Snoopy. 01509 Robert A. Lester Robert K. Lester 01382 Al Letchak Edward Letchak 1966-1973 Lunar Module Spacecraft Project Engineer- Grumman1976-1977 GSE Configuration Management Engineer-Bendix1979-1983 Orbiter Project Engineer- 01151 Joseph Letosky Joseph Letosky Rockwell1984-1985 Shuttle Project Engineer-Lockheed1985- 1995 Project Engineer & Computer Systems Specialist- Rockwell ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation I have been strongly devoted to the Space Program since it began. Through my work at Loral Corp. and thru the support for Furthering Space Education by purchasing Personalized 01302 Victor Letterman Victor Letterman Challenger License plates and thru other volunteer contributions thru AMF to further support the entire space program Former NASA employee Sol Levine has volunteered over 2,539 hours of service to the South Florida Science Museum. He communicates intellectually with adults and warmly with 2109 South Florida Science Museum Staff & Volunteers Solomon Levine children. He is invaluable to us and fulfills our mission "to excite curiosity and further the understanding and appreciation of science and technology." Mrs. Lewandowski contributed to the success of America's Space Program by providing critical secretarial and administrative services support to the Design Engineering 01411 Mr. & Mrs. Raul E. Reyes Jean Lewandowski Directorate Engineering and Logistics Support Office, Vertical Payload Processing for all Expendable Assistant for the KSC Quality Assurance Directorate and for the Payload Carriers Program office Stanley Lewandowski was hired as a Senior Structural Engineer and joined the Boeing Saturn V Ground Support Team which was in charge of guaranteeing the structural integrity of the Mobile Launcher and the Launcher Umbilical Tower (commonly knows as the LUT). The LUT was the 398- foot-tower which supported and stabilized the 3 stages of the Saturn V Rocket. It weighed in at a total of 11.5 million pounds, including the launch platform on which it sat, and was exposed to tremendous heat, shock and vibration pressures at liftoff. Mr. Lewandowski worked for Harold Gray who was 2180 Stanley A. Lewandowski Stanley A. Lewandowski Boeing's Chief Project Engineer and together they handled the LUT Structure. Mr. Lewandowski authored two Boeing in- house documents which reduced the Saturn V Launch blast pressures and temperatures to load patterns and temperature differentials familiar and useful to Structural Design Engineers. He also authored a "Contract Final Report" on special studies performed by Boeing in support of the Saturn V Project. Later he finished writing the Boeing final report on the structural changes and made a recommendation on which Shuttle configuration was kindest to the VAB. Participated in Grumman Aerospace Group Space effort starting in late 50,s including Mercury abort trajectory & orbital mechanics; Apollo proposal circum Lunar & abort trajector rendezvous & docking simulations, supervised Lunar Module 00870 Norman Lewin Norman Lewin rendezvous & docking, landing trajector control system analysis responsible for system engineering portion of proposal, participated in Shuttle Trainer Aircraft Control system design Mr. Lewis has worked for the Government for 34 years, 30 years of which were with NASA. He has dedicated this time to 1870 OP-AM Dan Lewis the KSC Procurement Office. Therefore, we feel his dedication and loyalty are more than warranted a "SpaceWalk of Honor" brick. -- Staff of the Acquisition Management Office. 2365 Cindy Li Mei & Ernest Li Dear Apollo and Orion,you are our dream and our Moonshot. 2437 Cindy & Matt Li Harris Apollo&Orion Li Harris We will forever love to the moon and back. Reach for the stars! Your parents Cindy Li and Matt Harris. Retired RCA Employee. Worked at PAFB Radar site 0.14. 1845 Richard Libby Richard J. Libby Tracked all launches from Cape since 1958. Range Safety for all Cape Launches. Beverly Liberty, a Springfield, MA Public School Teacher, had a dream to introduce her colleagues to the wonders of the Kennedy Space Center. Through her vision and dedication, scores of teachers from the Springfield District have attended 01441 1999 Milton Bradley School Aerospace Adventure Beverly Liberty workshops and carried this knowledge and training into classrooms throughout the system. In appreciation, participants in 1999 dedicated a brick on the SpaceWalk of Honor to acknowledge her significant contribution. Worked on initial concept phase of LEM at Grumman. Design Leader for LM Ascent Stage Pressurization Subsystem. Site Propulsion activation for Kennedy and White Sands Test 01013 Martin Liebman Martin Liebman Facilities. Engineering Resident for LM Ascent Engine at Rocketdyne. Sub-contract management of all electrical- mechanical hydraulic-mechanical LM procurements including Ascent Engine and communications. Daniel Jon Limauro will be a cherished entity in the hearts of all who were blessed by his undying love for life. His willingness to never give up; being a true son, brother, and 2213 Trish Hook Comprehensive Health Services Daniel Jon Limauro friend will always be emphasized when he is in our conversation. His love, strength, and compassion will live long in all of us. We love you! Poet Randy W. Lindberg was born 6/15/52 in Yuba City, California. He has an Honorable Discharge from the US Air Force and holds The Patriots Medal recognized by the International Library of Poetry in America at the Millennium, 1892 Randy Lindberg Poet Randy W. Lindberg The Best Poems and Poets of the 20th Century Library of Congress ISBN1-58235-874-5. His brother, Carl R. Lindberg, worked on elements of computers for the First Space Shuttle flight of STS-1. I was a member of the site activation group that supported the assembly, test and evaluation of the Lunar Module. Our group's primary task was to develop the interface control 00569 Douglas Lindeman, Sr. Douglas Lindeman, Sr. documents between NASA and other contractors that defined the location of equipment required to test and checkout the Lunar Module. 00988 Cary Linden Suzanne Linden ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 00989 Cary Linden Emily Linden 00990 Cary Linden Alice Linden 00991 Cary Linden Cary Linden 01595 Nelson Linder Ardeth F. Linder 01596 Nelson Linder Ardeth F. Linder Employed by McDonnell Aircraft Co, 1954, drawn by love of flying/aircraft, transferred to Cape Canaveral, 1960, for aircraft of another kind, Project Mercury and Gemini 00241 Donna A. Ludeman Robert Lindsay (technical writing/graphic art). Great honor working with original astronauts, technicians, engineers, to reach goal of putting men in space.1930-1980. 1940 Melodie & Charles Tucker John E. Lineberger, Jr. Will submit at a later time. 1968 to 1973 Grumman - 1978 to present inspect Pad A for 00355 Martha Linge Ronald Linge Rockwell to Lockheed to USA. Worked in support department of the I.E.S. in building 00698 Warren A. Lipman Warren A. Lipman 31which tested the LEM environmental control system Mr. Llewellyn provided direct support to all U.S. manned space flight programs, from Mercury to the International Space Station. He served as NASA/Langley's Liaison Officer 01035 Dorothy Llewellyn Charles P. Llewellyn to JSC as the focal point of LaRC's support to the flight of STS-1. He received numerous awards for his contributions to manned space flight. Attn: Space Walk Roger G Lloyd Sr. was employed by the RCA Service Co. from 1956to 1963 in the Wire Communications Department. He served in the10,000 line 01654 Roger Lloyd Roger G. Lloyd, Sr. telephone PBX and in the central control section, where all communications were directed from. Roger is from Buffalo, NY. Ordinance/Test Engineer for Rocket Power, Mesa, AZ; Boeing, Michoud, New Orleans, LA; General Electric, Houston, TX; Martin Marietta, Denver, CO; Thiokol, Bingham, 00203 Marie S. Locklin Harvey W. Locklin UT/KSC, FL. Between1960-1993 designed and tested equipment for Gemini, Apollo, Shuttle programs; designed Systems Tunnel for the shuttle boosters and original stacking diagrams. Retired. Willard E. Lockwood served in NASA KSC Spacecraft Operations during the Apollo and Skylab programs. He managed Space Shuttle landing site operations at Edwards 00365 Willard Lockwood Willard Lockwood AFB, CA; White Sands, NM; Dakar, Senegal; and Vandenberg AFB, CA. Bill Lockwood became the first Chairman of the KSC Contingency Planning Review Committee in 1987. Patricia Rowe Lockwood was employed as a technician illustrator by the Chrysler Corporation during the Apollo - Saturn program. During 1967-68, Pat Lockwood provided 00366 Willard Lockwood Patricia Lockwood essential support services for the Saturn 1B launch vehicle during critical testing and launches for the US manned space effort. Edward C. Lockwood was Chief Engineer of radio station WGBS in Miami from 1952 to 1968. During the 1960's, Ed Lockwood provided on-site engineering for live network 00426 Willard Lockwood Edward Lockwood coverage of Mercury program launches. This coverage met an essential portion of the NASA objective to publicize the US manned space effort. Thomas E Lockwood served as the manufacturer's representative, Snap-on Tools, Inc., from 1981 to 1996. During the space shuttle program, Tom Lockwood 00427 Willard Lockwood Thomas Lockwood participated in the development, establishment and implementation of the current tool control program. This program began in 1986 based upon astronaut requirements for tool accountability. 01201 Rebecca Looney William D. Looney 01553 Benoni Audenaert Edwin Loosveldt I worked for Grumman in Bethpage as an Associate Planner on the Luna Model & Shuttle Program since 1967 (through 1776 Lillian Lopopolo Lillian Lopopolo 1988). My job was in methods handling all sorts of paperwork & prints-work orders- I was a Lead man in production on Luna Model & Industrial Engineering in planning & scheduling. Negotiation contracts 1777 John Lopopolo John Lopopolo with Dr. Lowe of NASA in Houston average once a week, also worked on Shuttle & J-Stars. Worked from 1965-1988. Roy LoPresti, of Grumman's design team, helped conceptualize the Lunar Module, became engineering interface for Grumman at Cape Kennedy. Defined interface 00190 Roy LoPresti Roy LoPresti between Grumman, NASA and contractors and launch facilities. Became a consulting pilot, taking the astronaut's place in lunar module when they were not available for tests. Served in the USAF tracking USSR missile launches, 1957- 1960. Worked for RCA/GE/CSR downrange and CCAFS; electronic technician on FPS-16, MPS-25, and FPQ-6 radars; Systems Controller at Real Time Computer Systems, 1960- 2004 Robert B. Lord Robert B. Lord 1982. Shuttle DOD Tracking Network as Operations Support Engineer, 1982-1988. Contractor Program Manager for Delta and Atlas programs 1988-1999. Note: Supported every manned mission of Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Shuttle through STS-51L. I was Senior Quality Group Leader on the Lunar Module, working with some of the most dedicated people, I ever met. 00685 Fred Losee Fred Losee We verified all operations were accomplished as engineered, from arrival to launch. I worked LM Quality from 1963 through all the Apollo Launches. A wonderful experience ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation John Losse pioneered shock and vibration testing to assure reliable performance of spacecraft electronics. His team of Environmental Test Engineers contributed to the development 00951 James D. Losse John D. Losse of early navigation systems for inertial measurement units and computers for the Titan series of boosters, computer for the Delta booster, guidance systems for Apollo Lunar Module and Space Shuttle Inertial upper stage Mr. Ed Louden joined RCA Missile Test Project in 1954 as the Communications Systems Manager at the Cape Canaveral Missile Test Site of the Air Force Missile Test Center. During the period from 1954 until 1960, Ed was responsible for the development and operation of complex telecommunications systems, supporting both range users and range support instrumentation. These included multi-channel intercoms, timing and firing, range safety, data transmission, telephone switching and administrative phone service. In addition, he 1803 Al Schmidt Ed Louden was responsible for the Cape terminals of ground to air and downrange radio, sub cable and leased data networks. Ed had exceptional technical talent but beyond that, he had the ability to motivate his work force, interpret range user needs, and above all, he was able to diplomatically resolve conflicts and develop solutions beneficial to all concerned. His nickname was "Fast Eddie" and those who knew him could attest to his outstanding abilities. Ed went on to become the Cape Data Support Manager and then finally the Downrange Instrumentation Manager. Betty Loudermilk began her career with Rockwell and the space program on STS-1 and continued through STS-78. In return for her outstanding contributions to the shuttle 00404 Lee Solid Betty Loudermilk program, Betty received among others) NASA's prestigious Snoopy and SFA Launch Honoree awards. She retired as Administrative Associate to the Vice-President of Rockwell. STARBASE Louisiana provides an intense integrated aviation and space exploration curriculum to "at-risk" 5th grade students, exciting their interest and helping them strive for 2156 - Section 5 Kathy and Joe Brandon STARBASE Louisiana personal excellence. Hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics activities helps students to develop a broad foundation of science content, while actively exploring real-world applications. From day one Koby was very sociable and had a large vocabulary. He is a gentle soul, loves family and friends alike. 2460 Jessica Cooksey Koby Gilbert Love U 4Ever He is stubborn, knowledgeable, silly and creative. Kobly is very talented in drawing, painting,creating cosplay costumes, 3D annimation and writing stories. We love you! 00540 Kathie & Al Lovelace Kathie & Al Lovelace none unknown Capt. James A. Lovell Katie Lowrie established a direct link with NASA, then uses the information to instill awareness and fuel the imagination of her students. She promotes Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) to educators as well as students and embraces the "Educate to Innovate" initiative 2329 Gabe Gabrielle Katie Lowrie campaign. Katie was recognized by the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA), January 2011, for the implementation of a modular Simple Machines Exploratorium. Katie exemplifies "THE DREAM IS ALIVE". 01455 Pat Lowry Pat Lowry 1916 Linda R. Stricek Ray D. Lucas AFQA 1965-1972 As the associate director of the Nebraska Space Grant,. Michaela has lead many initiatives to further space education. 2404 Meredith Chambers Michaela Lucas Her passion and innovative programs reach teachers, students and colleagues state-wide to continue educating the explorers of tomorrow. Opened McDonnell office at Cape Sept. 1959. Mercury - Company T/C and Ops. Mgr. Gemini - Company Activation 00257 H. H. Luetjen H. H. Luetjen Mgr. and Chief Engineer Apollo - Member of 2 panels for investigation of Apollo fire. Skylab - Company Launch Ops. Director for Skylab I. As Deputy Director for Public Affairs at the NASA GSFC, @MD (1963-1979),I participated in all phases of Public Affairs Plans for news media covering all Gemini missions, & Apollo flights to the Moon. Also participated in Skylab, Apollo Soyuz, 01196 James F. Lynch James F. Lynch as well as unmanned satellite missions for meteorology, communication earth resources & space science. Responsible for Public Affairs for over 100 satellites. launched by NASA's Delta Rocket. From 1968 to 1973 Harry was a Logistic Coordinator for Grumman Aerospace Corp. at Cape Kennedy. He participated in support of the Lunar Module during that period. 01396 Harry C. Lyons Harry C. Lyons He was the lead Logistic Coordinator for Apollo 13 and supported the vehicles from Apollo10 to termination of the Startedprogram Space Program 1961: LC-34/37 Designed Lox Storage/Transfer systems for Saturn I and IB. LC-39 designed modifications to LOX vacuum jacketed piping; 00986 Brad Lytle Brice E. Lytle loading sequences for Saturn IB for Skylab/ASTP. Space Shuttle - designed sound suppression water system's inflatable seals; special doors; folding platforms; MLP 1, 2, and 3 modifications In May of 1996, Robert L. McCandless, aka-SAG Bobby-Mac, was employed as a talent driver in filming Mary Tyler Moore's, "The Cape". On November 10, 1996 he played a Security 1912 Carole Rankin Bobby "The Cape" Mac Guard, Jack, opposite Bobby Phillips and James Greene episode "Just Like Old Times" earning him membership in SAG. Bobby-Mac died September 3, 2001. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Is a cooperative space innovator. Leads US Space Foundation in promoting public awareness of space programs, improving K-12education, serving space and business professionals through organizing and conducting 00503 Dick McLeod Dick MacLeod national space symposia, annual premiere gathering of national/international space policy decision makers, industry and government leaders with civil, military and commercial space. 1824 Al Schmidt Tom Madden RCA 2391 Jane Mosconi Nate Madden 01569 Carole Louise Mager Andrew David Mager Grumman Space Vehicle Dynamics Engineer and Group Leader who; wrote programs for LM vibration and calculation of Lunar Orbits; determined LM response for Saturn V first 00661 Edward Magnani Edward Magnani flight anomaly investigation; directed Dynamics effort for LM-A and Large Space Structures; co authored STA flutter analysis and co developed Shuttle launch loads program for Rockwell RCA/ Frank Mahone started with RCA in early 1957 as a Communications Tech at the Technical Lab at PAFB on A1A,retiringin 1977 as a Communication Manager. From 1958 through 1977 he was assigned to the Eastern Test 01629 Violet Mahone Frank W. Mahone Range on Ascension and later with his wife Violet joining him, Grand Bahamas Island and Antigua. During retirement Frank enjoyed traveling, golf, communicating with ham radio friends and Frank passed away in summer of 1993 01519 Ajay & Maya Major Ajay & Maya Major Structural Design Engineer Grumman Aerospace Corp LEM: Descent stage, layout, design propellant lines, support 00638 William J. Majuk William J. Majuk structure, scientific equipment bay (telescoping boom) Ascent Stage Mock Up and thermal blankets 2386 Clain & Jana Walker Bill Makey Worked at JFK Space Center from July 1987 to Sept 1995.Employed with Pan Am World Services and Johnson Controls World Services Operational Analysis as 01304 Mr. Harry E. Makin Harry Edward Makin Maintenance Specialist performing reliability centered maintenance analysis on shuttle ground support and facilities Gloriaequipment. Linfante Makowski performed administrative duties for crews of tracking ships; USNS Arnold USNS Vandenberg, USNS Redstone from December 1978 to October 1988. From 1937 Gloria Makowski Gloria L. Makowski October 1988 to December 1995, continued with CSR working at PAFB and aboard USNS Observation Island (Staff Clerk). Walter J. Malloy teamed up with NASA in 1963 with a desire to conquer space. Through his 20 year engineering career, Walt coordinated Launch Complex 36 activities and directed 00995 Charles Malloy Walter J. Malloy unmanned launch operations. He also worked on the Affirmative Action team, making proposals that would enhance conditions for disabled KSC personnel. Chief Tech at FPS-16 Radar site for 30 years, down range 00972 John B. Maloney John B. Maloney radar tech for 5 years. Range safety and balloon tracking radar for all launches VIEWERS MAY BE INTERESTED IN MY WEBSITE 01290 Roy T. Maloney Roy T. Maloney @http:www.dropzonepress.com 01696 Maloney Girls C/o Ciell Edward J. Maloney 01520 Jane Crawley James T. Manahan Maness Commanded the 2nd Battalion, 47th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division during WW II. This Battalion Captures intact, 01252 Friends & Family Of B/Gen Kewus E Maness Lewis E. Maness '8'German V-Z Missiles. These Missiles were shipped to the United States, where they were studied and thus played a great part in establishing the U.S. Missile Program and NASA Mr. Mangieri began with NASA in 1966 at the Resident Apollo Space Program Office in Bethpage, Long Island. In 1971 he 01540 Daniel W. Mangieri Daniel D. Mangieri continued his NASA career at Johnson Space Center working in the space shuttle Program Office, and later in the space station Program Office. He retired from NASA in 1994 As manager of Budgets for Grumman Aerospace Corp. at KSC, I helped form the operating budgets, the skill mix and 01012 Gerald Manley Gerald Manley the number of people required for the Lunar Module Launch Team and all supporting personnel. Roger Manley was the first USAF officer to be qualified by Martin Company as a Test Conductor on an ICBM (1960). He worked as an Assist. Test Conductor on the Titan I Program 01077 T. Roger Manley T. Roger Manley on pad 20.Later he was Chief of Systems Engineering and Chief Launch Controller on the Titan III Program. He worked on the MOL Program, that was cancelled before it flew Program Manager for Orbital Workshop/Skylab at NASA HQ 1967-1973Program Manager for ATS-6,NImbus,Landsat at NASA HQ 1973-1983Program Manager for Galileo Mission at 00936 Laura Mannheimer Harry Mannheimer NASA HQ 1983-1987Program Manager for Voyager/Neptune Encounter 1987-1990In the programs listed responsible for overall program direction, budgets, and schedules 1958 to 1972, Missile Technician on the Redstone/Jupiter program with the Army Ballistic Missile Agency at Cape 00039 John Thomas Manning John Thomas Manning Canaveral. Bendix Corporation Quality Assurance Foreman, Ground Support Equipment, Apollo and Saturn Programs, Kennedy Space Center. PROFESSOR EMERITUS, University of Central Florida, former Brevard School Board Member. Developed and conducted workshops on aerospace education. Coordinated NASA workshops for teachers' presentation at US Space 00040 Pat Cripe Manning Pat Cripe Manning Congress; coordinated US Space Camp Academy for Teachers; Astronaut Memorial Foundation, Education Committee; US Space Camp/Astronaut Hall of Fame Advisory Council. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Key contributor to the development of the landing system for the Lunar Module. Supervised dynamic analysis methods development and application to ensure optimum landing gear 00568 Ursula Mantus Morton Mantus design for loads and vehicle stability against overturning. Contributed to numerous studies for lunar vehicle landing, docking and elastic dynamic response. Walter obtained a BS in Aerospace Engineering. Astronaut Instructor at JSC moving to a Flight Test Engineer at Edwards AFB, Shuttle Structural testing at Rockwell and finally at KSC. 2009 Cheryl March Walter M. March Orbiter Test Conductor, second shift lead in the LCC, paper closure fro Return-To-Flight, Mechanisms and Thermal Protection Systems Engineering. Richard S. Marchant worked for RCA down-range from 1956 1743 Richard Marchant Richard S. Marchant until 1971. He retired from RCA/GE in 1993 with 25 years of service. U.S. Air Force at Vandenberg working on Atlas and Titan rockets1961-1965. Employed by Rocketdyne 1965-1969 at 00805 Marty Mullins John Marchisio K.S.C. working on Saturn V engines (2nd and 3rd stages). Involved in Gimbal Mount Changes on all Saturn V's thru Apollo XI on J2 engines on(2nd and 3rd stages) As employee of Federal Systems Division, IBM, was controller for Gemini launches; designed software to checkout moon landing for Apollo Saturn 1968 J.S.C. Wrote and tested 00911 Patricia Kechkaylo Stuart Marcotte Shuttle Launch Software (LPS) 1974-1984, K.S.C. Received NASA awards for new technology disclosures germane to space flight Paul M. Marek was employed at TRW Space Technology, in Procurement for the 'unmanned' space program from 1964 to 00452 Rose Marek Paul Marek 1970.TRW built the engine for the lunar excursion module (LEM) that made the 1st moon landing in July, 1969. 2062 Dick Rowely Travelers Marine Division Will submit at a later time. Eileen S. Marino was an employee of the NASA Lewis 00706 Eileen S. Marino Eileen S. Marino Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio during the years of 1962 through1983 01344 Tom Marino Tom Marino Mr. Markarian served on the Grumman Apollo Lunar Module Team from 1968-1972. During this period he held the 01195 Donald J. Markarian Donald J. Markarian positions of Program Manager and Deputy Program Director. Awards earned during his tenure include the NASA Certificate of Appreciation and the NASA Public Service Award. 01128 Edward G. Markow Edward G. Markow Manager Lunar Exploration Systems-Space Adv. sys. HE Works for DASA ASTRO-SPAS Program Which is part of 00600 Schachenmeier Markus Schachenmeir Markus several space missions made with shuttle. Served on Mercury, Gemini, CSM, LM, Skylab, Shuttle, VLS activation and Space Station. Positions were Launch 00492 Charles Mars Charles Mars Engineer, Project Engineer, Chief Shuttle Program Office, Ops & Utilization Manager, Director Mission Assurance and Deputy Director Safety &Mission Assurance. We are a group of nine women who are celebrating our sixteenth year of traveling together in the month of January. 2343 Marsha Carlson The "January Girls" 2012 Marsha Carlson We treasure the history of our friendship as well as that of our country and this space program. We are blessed to be Americans! Occupational/ System Safety Engineer, Mike Marshall USC Masters of Science in Safety, Certified Safety Professional), contributed to protect personal and space flight hardware 00595 Michael S. Marshall Michael S. Marshall during his TRW 17 year Cape career. His signature orbits on the safe first DSCS II Titan T -3D/IUS and STS-6 and several other Atlas/Centaur, Titan IV, and STS launches. 10 years in industry in Redstone, Jupiter, Saturn/Apollo. 31 years with NASA-KSC in Program Management for Shuttle 00060 Bill Martin Bill Martin and Advanced Projects. Retired as Manager of University Liaison - University Programs. I assisted in the establishment of the Astronauts Memorial 00181 Edward O. Martin Richard O. Martin Foundation and served on the original board. 01280 Samuel C. Martin Samuel C. Martin Production Manager - Manufacturing Albert C Martin worked in the space business 38 yrs for Rockwell. On the Apollo Program he was Director of Launch operations for the second stage of the Saturn Rocket. For the 01504 Albert C. Martin Albert C. Martin Space Shuttle program he was Chief Engineer Systems Integration and later Vice President and General Manager Florida Operations Mr. Martin came to work with the Space Program in 1989, after 30years with the U.S. Air force, where he had extensive 00305 Freda D. Martin Gerard Martin, Jr. training as an aircraft mechanic. This training qualified him for the position of Q.A. Inspector with NASA working on the space shuttles. Jan 1961 - Sept 1970 Communication Center Leader/Crypto Custodian - was assigned to Grand Turk Islands, Trinidad & 1953 Ramiro "Marty" Martinez Ramiro 'Marty' Martinez Tobago Island, Eleuthra Island, and Ascension Island. Worked during the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo Programs. First landing of man on the moon. 2206 - Section 5 Masato Maruyama Masato Maruyama 2207 - Section 5 Masato Maruyama Masahiro Maruyama 2208 - Section 5 Masato Maruyama Masaaki Maruyama Timothy R. Geiter is a backyard astronomer who has followed 2209 - Section 5 Masato Maruyama Kaoru Maruyama the NASA and the space program since he was young. 2210 - Section 5 Masato Maruyama Masatoshi Maruyama 2211 - Section 5 Masato Maruyama Dewi Maruyama Philip Mason performed the first overall structural finite element analysis of the lunar module in 1964. The results of 00418 Philip Mason Philip Mason this and subsequent analysis directly contributed to the assurance of the lunar module structural integrity and thus to the first successful landing of man on the moon. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation As Deputy Chief JSC preventive Medicine Division during Apollo, John Mason made key contributions to the Lunar quarantine of Astronauts Lunar material and space craft. He 00605 Barbara G. Mason John A. Mason participated in advance missions for Skylab and as Chief Bioscience Payloads JSC was responsible for Shuttle Biological experiment and planning life science portions for a Manned Mars Mission. 01309 Dez Mason Dez Mason 1893 Francis Mason F. M. "Fran" Mason RCA December 1954 to August 1972. James W. Mason born 4/14/1950 died 8/6/1982. Always an adventurer and great believer in the realm of space 2039 James W. Mason James W. Mason & Family exploration and the infinite possibilities ahead for mankind in this new frontier. As Manager of Internal Communications for Grumman I and my staff wrote numerous articles on the Space Program and its benefits. They informed our shareholders, suppliers, and 00858 Brian Masterson Brian Masterson nearly 40,000employees of the tremendous challenge, drama, and human achievement experienced by Grumman men and women working on Apollo and, later the Space Shuttle Programs I was the only continuous (Manned Space Center) MSC Representative for the site activation board for the building all facilities at KSC. Later was the Level 11 and Level 111 00758 Donald J. Mayhew Donald J. Mayhew Project Engineer. For many launches at KSC. Several Apollo Spacecraft including Apollo 11 and the first Shuttle Flight and many others 01496 George E. Maziarz George E. Maziarz I started work for Grumman Aircraft Eng. Corp. in in plant 1.My starting date was January 1940. My permanent no was 01205 Felix Mazur Felix Mazur 770. When plant 5 opened I was sent there to receiving and stock room. We supplied material for the first LEM and it was a huge success as were the others. Alexander 'Pete' Mazzatto is an electrical technician who began his career at the Kennedy Space Center in 1965 with 00202 Dawn Garcia Alexander E. Mazzatto RCA. He has worked ground support communications for the Gemini, Apollo and Shuttle programs. Joseph Mazzochi Was The Grumman Senior Group Leader responsible for the development of the Lunar Module Communications System. He supported missions at Houston 00545 Joseph Mazzochi Joseph J. Mazzochi including the first landing Apollo XI and the ill fated Apollo XIII mission. He received an Astronaut Snoopy Award for his contributions to the backup rendezvous VHF Ranging System developed by RCA Camden 01138 Pat & Mike Spence John E. Mc Clure Commander, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station 1968-1969 Born 7-1-60 in Morgantown, WV, son of Clyde & Evelyn McCormick, now a resident of Cape Canaveral, Florida. Part of the Space Shuttle processing team since 8-8-88, with 00036 Roger Mc Cormick Roger Mc Cormick Lockheed, Lockheed Martin, United Space Alliance. Volunteer, Air Force Space & Missile Museum, Cape Canaveral Air Station. Together with my wife, Jean, we have 41 years working on the space program. We started in 1966 in Long Island, New York and moved to Milledgeville, Georgia, working there until 00823 Eugene Leo McAndrews Eugene Leo McAndrews 1993. We assembled the wing of the Space Shuttle and milled the honeycomb used on the wing. Also, worked on the LEM and OAO. Together with my husband, Eugene, we have 41 years working on the space program. We started in 1966 in Long Island, New York and moved to Milledgeville, Georgia, 00822 Jean Marie McAndrews Jean Marie McAndrews working there until 1993. We assembled the wing of the Space Shuttle and milled the honeycomb used on the wing. Also, worked on LEM and OAO. I had the honor and dream as a Grumman Aerospace Technician that helped to build the Lunar Landers from the 00655 Charles McAuliffe Charles Bud McAuliffe first test article to having our final spacecraft land upon the moon. When I look at the moon, I thrill to know that my signature is up there Pilot of "Challenger" - STS-41G. First "West Virginian" in 2397 AMF Jon McBride space. Daughter of Capt Jon A. McBride, Pilot of Challenger STS- 2401 Jon McBride Melissa Lynn McBride 41G. Graduate of Boston College 2406 Jon McBride Sharon White McBride Wife of Capt Jon A. McBride, Pilot of Challenger STS-41G. Son of Capt Jon A. McBride, Pilot of Challenger STS-41G. 2402 Jon McBride Jon Andrew McBride II Graduate of University of Texas. Son of Capt Jon A. McBride, Pilot of Challenger STS-41G. 2403 Jon McBride Lt. Richard M McBride USN Graduate of USNA. Lost in the line of duty (aircraft accident 1992). Wayne McCall, NASA KSC 1963 until retirement 1989. Entire Career in Expendable Vehicles. Delta Operations Chief and 00095 Wayne McCall Wayne McCall Deputy Director, Expendable Vehicles at retirement. Active in 50expendable vehicle launches. 01527 Karen Sullivan Dennis K. McCarthy Involved in Air Force, NASA, National and Commercial Space Programs since 1959. Commander Air Force Space Division 00027 Gen. Forrest S. McCartney Forrest S. McCartney 1983 to 1986. Director Kennedy Space Center - 1986 to 1 Jan 1992. Vice President, Lockheed Martin Launch Operations. Roland S McCartney worked for NASA beginning with the 1st 01213 Susan Steve Tara McCartney Roland S. "Mac" McCartney manned program (Mercury). He retired after 30 years of governmental service. Coleman E. McCaskey, Jr. "Mac" joined NASA in 1967 during Project Gemini and worked Expanding America's Space Frontier to the evening of his death in 2012. Mac's 2351 Fluids and Propulsion Division NASA Coleman E. McCaskey, Jr. contribution to America's Space Program will be his legacy and the void created by his passing cannot be filled. God Speed Mac. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Mac worked as a Weight Engineer on Thor IRBM and its modifications thru Delta, launching over 100 satellites. He is a survivor of the 14 April 1964 OSO accident in the Douglas 2283 Robert Simonds Dwight H. (Mac) McCluney, Jr. Spin Building which killed 3 men during a prelaunch checkout. He also worked on the SIV, SIVB 3rd stage for Saturn I, IB, and V; was part of launch team for Apollo 4 thru 11; and worked on the Airlock portion of Skylab. 2040 David & Linda Tolison Eric & April McClung Will submit at a later time. JC's career (1965-1996) ranged from Rocketdyne's engine test stands in California to Apollo & Shuttle launch towers of 01258 Lawrence Hamilton John J.C. McConnell the Florida coast. He received a NASA commendation for his rescue efforts during the Apollo 1 fire. During the latter part of his aerospace career he was a Shuttle Orbiter Supervisor. Work in corporate instrumentation Grumman Aerospace developing the program coupler assembly (PCA) which was 00643 James J McCormick James J. McCormick used on the LEM test Vehicles. Also involved in various instrumentation efforts for LEM vehicles 01024 Marlene Clawges John McCrane 01011 Leta McCrea Terry McCrea 2159 Cathy Daily Terrence McCrea As a member of the Grumman Engineering Dept. at Kennedy Space Center on the LM Program, was responsible for all in 00914 Mrs. Patricia A. Mullings Charles T. McDermott flight instrumentation and calibration including the updating of said systems as necessary 01700 Laura Dahas Ian McDonald A man of vision, a lover of space technology and the benefits 2085 Ann McDonald Jim McDonald to man it can create. John F. Kennedy Space Center 1963-1997 McDonnell, PRC, Lockheed and United Space Alliance. Member of Gemini Launch Team, Activation of Pad 19, Member of Space Shuttle 1888 Pat McDonald Roy S. McDonald PE Launch Team, Activation of OPF 1, 2, & 3, LC 39 Pad A & B, Lightning Mitigation and Grounding Pad 17 A & B and Pad 27 A & B. Employed by RCA Missile Test Project, June 1956 until its conclusion on 31 September 1987, subsequent employment with Computer Science Raytheon (CSR) from October 1987 through January 1994. Retired after 38-years continuous service in support of the space and missile program. Held downrange communications management positions at Saint Lucia, Grand Turk, Ascension and Antigua. Was responsible for Operations and Maintenance of voice, teletype, Morse telegraphy, ATC, audio recorders, and cryptographic circuits. Upon transfer to the Cape in July 1960, assumed management responsibilities for the operation and management of administrative and secure communications systems covering Cape, Patrick and mainland locations. Also, provided technical oversight of Downrange and Ships 1850 RCA Old-Timers Arbe "Mac" McDowell cryptographic systems. Later advanced to Test Operations Analyst/Engineer with responsibilities to develop and write Operations Directives (OD's) for the communications and security requirements in support of all missile launch programs. While in this assignment, was also named as the Contractor Cryptographic Security Officer and collateral duties as the Temptest Project Control Officer. In this connection, was responsible for management oversight in the Temptest Engineering Program and Range Modernization of the Cryptographic systems. Was later promoted to Manager, Safety, Security and Insurance for the RCA/MTP with collateral duties as Suggestion Coordinator and management of the Value Engineering Program. At the close of the RCA/MTP contract, was employed by CSR and named Senior 2041 Larry & Carol McDowell Larry & Carol McDowell Will submit at a later time. Barbara McFarland worked for United Space Alliance for over 25 years. She supported the Electrical and Avionics 2324 Electical & Avionics Department USA - Spaceops.com Barbara McFarland Engineering group for 10 years and many other groups over her years of support. Gordon passed away June 2,1998. Gordon retired after 39 years with McDonnell Douglas in 1992-He worked in Huntington Beach CA Santa Monica, & Sacramento, CA. where they tested Apollo and Delta Rocket parts, he worked 01373 Mrs. Carol A. McGeachy Gordon G. McGeachy both in Huntington Beach. 1981-1992worked Cape Canaveral AFS launch operations. Also 1978-1979 was a consultant for European Spacelab. Member of MD Retirees Assoc. Always contributed 100 percent to Space Efforts. Just a deep and lasting interest in the NASA program and its 2384 Gabriel McGovern Gabriel McGovern impact on my life. His career in Space Program began in Downey Ca. in 1952with North American Aviation, now Rockwell 00554 Grant & Judy (Daughter) Lewington Raymond B. Mckee International. Transferred to the Cape in 1955 with the Navaho & Hound Dog project. Worked with Apollo 4-10. He was a dedicated and proud contributor to the Space program Since 1978, made significant contributions to PAD activation and renovation. Subsequent contributions were concerned 00985 Elinor S. Mckee Elinor S. Mckee primarily with modification and maintenance control of launch checkout and test facilities. Retired in September 1996 after18 1/2 years in support of Space Shuttle Program From 1966 to 1970 worked at space center for Grumman as 00458 Ruth McKeever Robert McKeever technician. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Kenneth (Ken) McLaren was born in Seattle in 1902, and graduated first in his class at the Naval Academy. He retired from the Navy as a Captain in 1954. Ken joined the RCA Missile Test Project in 1954 and served in an engineering 1864 Ken McLaren, Jr. Kenneth "Ken" McLaren management capacity until he was appointed Vice President RCA/MTP in 1958. He retired from RCA in 1960. During this time, he became Secretary of the Board of Trustees at FIT, and joined the Board of Directors of the Barnett Bank of Cocoa. Works at AMF as Director of AMF Educational Technology 00834 Kevin & Kim McLaughlin Kevin & Kim McLaughlin Institute Mr. McPherson is a retired electrical engineer who was a Chrysler employee and worked on ground support systems 00505 Inga Brennan Eugene McPherson for the Apollo program. He worked at the Michoud Facility in New Orleans, Louisiana from 1965 through 1974. 01567 Teresa Haskins Harold & Evy McQuistion This is for my sister Janet on the Achievement of reaching a landmark birthday on this date. I wish her nothing but the best 01670 Dale J. McWilliams Janet Ann McWilliams and continued health and prosperity in the new millennium. Love Dale This is for my brother. I have so much respect for this man. He is a hard worker. He always has time for family, friends 1883 Janet Ann McWilliams Dale Jerome McWilliams and hobbies. I love him and wish him the greatest life in this new millennium. Employed by NASA-MSFC as Aerospace Engineer for Saturn/Apollo S-IV and S-IVB stages, Skylab orbital 00583 C. E. Meadows Charles Meadows workshop, Space Shuttle SRB structures, materials processing in space experiment apparatus, shuttle launched upper stage (IUS) for planetary space craft. Jack worked for Grumman Aerospace in Bethpage NY. He was sent down to the Kennedy Space Center in 1968 where 00151 Mrs. John Meany John Meany he worked as a Contracts Administrator until 1970. He retired from Grumman in Stuart, FL after 40 years with the company. He died at age 65 in1995. NACA/NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH. 00086 Rae Eleanor Medeiros Arthur A. (Frenchy) Medeiros Started engineering career 1944: Retired 1974. Director of Marketing for the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center for 25 1/2 years. Promoted KSC visitation in the 00213 George Meguiar George Meguiar United States and 21 Countries. 9 years reported Space activities which included Mercury, Gemini and the early Apollo Missions for NBCWRKT Radio and the Voice of America. Pete (Clarkson 64, Mechanical Engineering) worked on the Lunar Module descent propulsion supercritical helium (SHE) system used to pressurize the propellant tanks. All six 00859 Peter W. Meier Peter W. Meier landings successful and the system was used on the critical Apollo 13recovery. His wife is Chris and they have two beautiful daughters, Lisa and Lori Alicia: May your dedication and work at KSC as an Industrial Engineer pave the way for you to become an astronaut. May 1988 Martha A. Centeno Alicia C. Mendoza the Lord bless you as you walk the road of life, from your humble beginnings into space! You are an outstanding role model! Your friend, Martha In honor for the Chamber of Handycraft in Leipzig for their integrity into the space education (help for the NASA 2340 Ralf & Yvonne Heckel International Space Education Institute Handwerkskam Mer Leipzig Moonbuggy Race) and practices for young future engineers. Thanks to Mr. Dirschka, Mrs. Wolter, Mr. Schmidt and all the teachers of the technology-center in Borsdorf. Melvin C Merkle born 10-25-1923 died 12-30-1994 Built model airplanes as a child and had a passion for airplanes. In World War II he served in the 803rd MP BN in Africa and 00646 Rosalie Ann Merkle Melvin C. Merkle Italy. After the war he worked for Pan American Airways while waiting to be called by Grumman Aerospace. He worked there for 33 years from5-7-1951 to 5-31-1984 01219 Rosamund L. Rock G. Robert Merrilees William has always been interested in science and space. He 01291 William & Kathleen Merrill William Leo Merrill is graduating from Michigan Technological University on May 23, 1998This is a graduation present from his parents. Fred V. Merritt, Master Instrument Maker, joined the Dr. VonBraun missile team at Huntsville, Alabama in 1953, transferred to Cape Canaveral, Florida in 1954 to join the ABMA Missile Firing Laboratory where he equipped a 00179 Mrs. Fred V. Merritt Fred V. Merritt Calibration Lab that was used to ensure trace ability to Nation Bureau of Standards measurement accuracy of ground support equipment and flight instruments thru the Redstone, Jupiter, Juno, Mercury, Pershing & Apollo programs. 2042 Ron & Gail Merritt Ron & Gail Merritt Will submit at a later time. Received Certificate of Appreciation for outstanding contribution to Apollo Program, culminating in the worlds first Lunar Landing mission July 1969. The fulfillment of the national goal of landing men on the moon and returning them 00953 Frank J. Messina Frank J. Messina safely to earth in this decade was possible only due to his dynamic leadership, personal dedication, and technical skill, reflected in the flawless performance of the spacecraft in Apollo 11 mission Designed and built the recovery system for the Apollo (3 man) Command Module. Holds 6 patients on Recovery System. 01397 Adrianne Metz Thomas E. Metz 1976 -Pioneer Parachute Co. Designed and built the recovery system for the solid rocket boosters on shuttle. Tested recovery system in El Centro, Ca. for 1 year Ken’s life centered around family, friends, and the joy of each new day, with its challenges and opportunities. His interest in 2127 Lorraine Meyer-Peyton Kenneth Robert Meyer rockets and space exploration led him to the Space Center, where he was fascinated by the displays of past accomplishments and promises of future discoveries. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation WILLIAM R. MEYER: AEROSPACE ENGINEER WHO WAS INVOLVED WITH MANNED SPACECRAFT PROCESSING AND LAUNCH OF MERCURY, GEMINI, APOLLO AND SHUTTLE CARGOS. ALSO SUPPORTED DELTA 2256 William R. Meyer William R. Meyer UNMANNED LAUNCHES FOR TEN YEARS AT CCAFS AND VAFB. FIRST NASA EMPLOYEE FROM THE NOW GLENN RESEARCH CENTER TO MANAGE DELIVERY OF THE MERCURY PROTOTYPE VEHICLE TO HANGAR-S, CCAFS. Our son was chosen to work at the Space Center upon graduating from F.I.T. Aug. 1981. He has worked for one 00460 Elizabeth Meyer George Meyer, Jr. contractor after another since the ATE section. He told us he was honored to work at KSC. Worked most Cape launches from 1962 – 1988 (including Titan, Polaris, Poseidon, Saturn and Gemini.) As Pad Safety Supervisor for Pan Am World Services, he gave the Safety 2152 Karen Buesing George C. Meyer, Jr. “Go” for launch. Later worked for the Air Force Civil Service (Booster Branch Chief) and Research Triangle Institute (Senior Research Safety Engineer.) Employed at KSC by contractors Bendix, Boeing, and EG & G as a supervisor in the high pressure gas and propellants. 00279 Daniel Meyers Daniel Meyers Reporting on Feb 14, 1966 to the CCF-39, providing high pressure helium and nitrogen gas to complex-39, in support of Apollo, Skylab and Shuttle programs. Retired 1994. Jefferson and Carla established the Brazil-Florida Chamber of Commerce whose goal is to assist Brazilian children to learn more about NASA, Space and STEAM (Science, Technology, 2420 Gabe Gabrielle Jeff & Carla Michaelis Engineering, Arts and Mathematics). The Brazil-Florida Chamber of Commerce with the assistance of the Kennedy Space Center and KSC International Academy has assisted numerous Brazilian teenagers in visiting NASA and KSC. Veteran of Korean Conflict Retired from City Of Chicago W 01443 Pat Wolff Raymond Mickey .D. D. Part time resident of Cocoa Beach Florida and Supporter of Space Program Bergman sits nestled in among the foothills of the Ozarks in Northwest Arkansas. In this small, quaint town with a 01517 Stacey Williams Bergman Middle School population of four hundred, there's a school with a wonderful staff ready to help children learn, and smiling students ready to have fun while achieving their goals. Ed Mikulas began work on the Space Program Sept 1960 as a Radar Tech on the Twin Falls Victory Missile tracking ship. 1849 Eileen Mikulas Edward F. Mikulas From there he went to the Tech Lab, Cape and the Space Center where he is a Communications Spec. and has been involved in every Shuttle launch. 1783 Glenn Milberger Glenn J. Milberger RCA Bucket Milikin - 1933-1996. General Dynamics/Conair 1958- 1965Atlas 10-B, December 1958 first payload to orbit Earth- Eisenhower speaks from outer-space. Mercury-Atlas 00336 Mrs. W.M. Milikin Wilford Milikin launches 6-9, John Glenn first man in space. Rockwell International 1965-1996. All Apollo launches. Test Conductor first man on moon, Shuttle Chief Test Conductor, first launch 1981.Challenger, wrote report. Search and Recovery. Michael Miliore worked on the electrical systems of the LEM Program from the time it started until the end of the program. 00692 M. Jane Miliore Michael Miliore, Jr. He made many trips to the Kennedy Space Center and has his signature on the wall of the LEM Frederic H. Miller, Major General, USAF, retired, joined the KSC workforce in early October 1966, as Chief Financial 00182 Frederic H. Miller Frederic H. Miller Officer and Deputy Director of Administration. A year later he was appointed Director of Installation Support and served there until retirement in late July 1975. Elizabeth K. Miller (Libby) has supported shuttle launches sinceSTS-9. She started her career at KSC in 1983 with Pan Am World Services on the Contract Transition Team. Libby is 00200 Elizabeth K. Miller Libby Miller currently(1996) the OPF-2 GSE Bay Coordinator, a position she has held with Lockheed, Lockheed Martin and United Space Alliance. From November 1967 to September 1991, A J Miller, an FPL engineer/Manager, was directly involved in the operation and maintenance of the five FPL Cape loop electrical substations, 00201 A. J. Miller A. J. Miller for all the manned Apollo moon Launches, he stood at Orsino substation to safeguard the Cape electrical supply and provide emergency support. Mr. Chester H. Miller has been dedicated to the Space Program since 1959 as Director of Pad Operations and Orbiter Processing Facility with Lockheed Space Operations 01296 Dennis Lombardo Chester H. Miller Company and the United Space Alliance. His position as Director enabled him to oversee several enhancements and accomplish numerous key milestones essential to the Shuttle Processing Operations at Kennedy Space Center. 1952- 1988- On the Range 1957- 1958- Manager Antigua Minitrack Satellite tracking system.Tracked worlds first satellite launches. Van Allen radiation belt discovered from data collected at Antigua Minitrack site.

01614 Max & Essie Miller Max Miller 1970's--Project engineer for design, development, and implementation of OPTICS RANGE SAFETY SOLUTION. This system, still used on all Cape launches , enables reliable missile launch trajectory data from liftoff. Missile launches from the 1950's to the 1970's ,had unreliable track data during critical period after liftoff until radars acquired track at T+10 to T+15 seconds. 01677 Dell L. Miller Dell L. Miller RCA ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Charles worked at Kennedy Space Center from June 1962 until his death July 2002. He was an Engineer with IBM, 2104 Dolores M. (Sam) Miller Charles M. Miller Rockwell, Lockheed and USA. He was an Engineer Staff V. The Space Program was his passion and pride. Joined NASA in 1988 as Supervisor/Quality Assurance Specialist.1991 excelled to Quality Division Manager. Oversees all quality activities for shuttle processing, pad 00553 Kourtnie,James,Kristen,Michael Mills Charles L. Mills operations. Received outstanding Performance Awards in 1988,1992,1993,1995 Served as Chairman for formal KSC Team, received NASA Achievement Medal from NASA Administrator for his efforts Supported Apollo Flight Program as Commander, Cape Canaveral Air Station and Chief of Staff AFETR. Eighteen years of support to NASA as Engineering Manager for cargo, 01259 Mrs. June F. Mills Clarence C.H. Mills facilities, master planning, logistics analysis, environmental engineering and energy management. Manned flight awareness honoree. STS 1ten year anniversary event. I worked on the Cape on construction projects, also worked down range on the tracking stations, heavy construction work and maintenance. I also was night manager at the old Nova 1908 Thomas R. Milne Thomas R. Milne Lounge, was known then as Tommy Nova Bartender, Merritt Island. Those were wonderful years in my life, the tales I could tell you about that time were really something. John S. Milne who was my father, worked for Gray Line Bus Tours and he set up the first tours on the Cape for sight 1918 Thomas R. Milne John S. Milne seeing. The tours started around 1965, with three buses, one of which my father drove. 01469 Miss H. Milton David Milton Robert Miner worked supporting manned space flight from 1960 to1990. During the Apollo program he supervised preparation of the Command/Service modules destined for 00353 Randy Miner Robert Miner the moon. He was involved with the Space Shuttle in all phases from construction to launch, and finished his career supporting overseas contingency landing facilities. 2043 Minichiello The Minichiello Family Will submit at a later time. 01292 Marie Mirpuri Marie Mirpuri While employed by Grumman Corporation and assigned to the 'Space Craft Assembly and Test Facility ' My assignment 00690 William E. Misak William E. Misak as a test engineer was to perform operational check out procedures and testing of the environmental control systems of Apollo Lunar Module no. 7 (Apollo Vehicle no. 13) A veteran of World War II. Served in Air Force over seas. Went to work as Security Police on the cape 1964 worked as 00299 Mildred Deeter Virgil Mitchell security for about two and one half years. Then transferred over to the carpenters gang for 'Pan Am' working all over the cape area. Retired in 1981, moving to W.V. my home state. In 1964 Lynell Mitchell started working at the John C. Stennis Space Center (Mississippi) just as the warehouse and center 00975 Joey V. Kirkpatrick Lynell Mitchell was beginning construction. His work in logistics has been critical to NASA's and SSC's success in every major project and test program from Apollo to the Space Shuttle. 1960-1973 Foreman, Pan Am, Missile Propellants Department; Gemini Program Propulsion Systems Engineer, McDonnell Aircraft Corp, Kennedy Space Center; Apollo 00852 Mary R. Moeller John A. Moeller Program, Grumman Unit Leader of Lunar Module Propulsion Systems. Honors: Plaque of Appreciation from the crew of Apollo 13 and a NASA Commendation for outstanding contribution to the Gemini Program Wendell influenced many teachers and students to work hard and acquire "the right stuff" in order to be involved in the U.S. 2174 Carol Mohling Wendell Mohling Space Program. He did this as a classroom teacher and through his role in NSTA. He was a Teacher in Space from KS and wanted HIS ticket to fly. 01490 Rudolf Mohr Rudolf Mohr 01380 Sharon R. Jones Eric J. Moist Mr. Molnar (Henry) served the NASA Kennedy Space Center Procurement Office as a Procurement Analyst from July 1999 through March 2004. Mrs. Molnar (Laura) served the NASA Kennedy Space Center Procurement Office as a Contracting Officer from July 1999 through May 2003. During their NASA service, both were recognized for their contributions to the Space Program through receipt of numerous work related awards at the Kennedy Space Center. Laura resigned to be a full time home maker and mother to their only daughter Meghan in May 2003. Henry's most notable achievement was receiving a NASA Certificate of Commendation in July 2077 NASA Procurement Office Laura, Meghan & Henry Molnar 2002. Henry, Laura and Meghan will be missed by many so all have been included on the Spacewalk of Honor Brick farewell gift by coworkers as a way of recognizing their commitment to family, as well as the NASA mission. The Molnar family relocated to the John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi to be closer to Laura's family in March 2004. Mr. Molnar continues to serve the Space Program at Stennis as a NASA Procurement Analyst in the Acquisition Management Office. Their dedication to God, Family and the endless pursuit of space are to be commended and serve as an example to the American way of life. John became a member of the Saturn Program in March 1963 as Operations Section Manager. On August 21, 1967 01001 Julia Monroe John Monroe he was promoted to the position of Michoud Facilities Manager. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Started 1957 Mercury, NASA, Chrysler launch team, Gemini space capsules, Apollo pad 34, 37, 39. Sky-lab, Soyuz, Shuttles till1994. Started the safety, quality surveillance 00407 Raymond Monshor Raymond Monshor program, 7 people controlled 6000 people at KSC. We stop most problems at source &stopped all in house maneuvering to get safety quality downgraded. Roy Montana initially designed many of the tools used to build the Lunar Module as a tool designer for Grumman. As the program matured, joined the staff of the manufacturing 00783 Roy F. Montana Roy F. Montana program manager. And was instrumental in directing the manufacturing process leading to the successful construction of all Lunar Module vehicles Joined the Bethpage Lunar Module manufacturing team in 1965 as a guidance and Navigation Technician. specialized in rendezvous and landing radars and guidance, navigation, and 00599 Robert F. Montano Robert F. Montano control systems. Transferred to KSC in 1966 to support QCDR/QLMP LM testing prior to becoming LM Spacecraft Pad foreman for the duration of the program. 01650 Albert Brodel Irving Monthie Grumman 01079 Meredith Rhodes Walter J. Mooney Joined Von Braun Team, Huntsville Al 1952. Charter member of MSFC (1960). Progressive MSCF positions: Chief: Control Section; Navigation Branch; G and C Division; Director, Astrionics Laboratory Managed/Directed design, 01403 Marian F. Moore F. Brooks Moore development, implementation of: Explorer I Control System Mercury/Redstone G and C System Saturn V G & C, Computer, Instrumentation, Electrical Systems Skylab Control Systems Hubble Telescope Control Systems 01703 Douglas C. Moore William J. Moore Began design of Saturn programs cryogenics propellants systems GSE. Lead the design of propellants and life support for the space shuttle GSE. Was chief of the Materials Science 01228 William Irby Moore, Jr. William Irby Moore, Jr. Laboratories. Received Certificates, Achievement Awards, EEO Award and Exceptional Service Medal. Helped eliminate CFC's and served as Chief of investigation boards LM Test and Support Manager; responsible for planning for KSC,MSC and WSTF testing, recruiting and support of 00486 Theodore Moorman Theodore Moorman testing for general flight planning. OAO Program Manager; Systems Engineering and Analysis Director in support of Space Station Headquarters Office. Member of Grumman Apollo Lunar Module Program 1963- 1973. Member of launch team at KSC 1965-1973. Member of 00272 Joseph Morales Joseph Morales shuttle launch operations support team 1983-1987 with Grumman. Member of site activation team at White Sands Test Facility 1964-1965 and KSC activator team 1965-1967. Larry worked on the LEM Project, putting in many many hours of overtime. He was a program planner and traveled between the Cape, Houston and Grumman. He was a special guest at 01425 Mary E. Moran Lawrence J. Moran, Jr. the Apollo 7 lift, a highlight of his life. He died 06/07/69, a month or so before the LEM landed on the moon. Perhaps he had a better view of that landing than all of us Engineering Manager on Grumman LM Program at Kennedy 01483 Francis R. Walton, Jr. Henry Morfin Space Center from 1966-1972 I was a System Engineer (EPS/ED Subsystem) and performed the system test during assembly and checkout of the Lunar Module at Bethpage NY. I was Lead Engineer for 00861 Ira Douglas Morgan Ira Douglas Morgan my subsystem on several Lunar Modules at the Kennedy Space Center. Was on the Grumman Proposal Team for the Space Shuttle 01482 Francis R. Walton, Jr. Mark Douglas Morgan 2237 JoAnn Morgan JoAnn H. Morgan NASA Retiree. 01499 Kerry T. Moriarty Indpls, IN Moriarty Technical Specialist Physiology Department Suny Buffalo, 01362 Christopher Pelton Richard A. Morin N.Y. Space Lab 1 and 2 Retired Director of Studies at Universite du Quebec a 2424 Norbert Morin Norbert Morin Quebec Montreal I dedicate this brick to my father Joseph A. Morrison. He was the data analyst on the first PSEP project that Buzz Aldrin 2426 Brian Morrison Joseph A. Morison deployed on the Moon. After Apollo 12 we moved to Spain where Dad continued to track S-B data until late 1971. Forever in my Heart, your son Brian. He works for DASA (Germany) ASTRO-SPAS program which 00288 Ms. Moritz Dr. Konrad Moritz is part of several space missions with the space shuttle program. Writer/Composer-Communicator: employee/public relations, marketing & documentation for GE,KSC NASA Tours, Boeing 00601 Charles Wells Morley Charles Wells Morley Services, Harris Corp. Spanning Apollo, 'Skylab Home,' wake- up song for 2nd crew; 'CHALLENGER 7,' for AMF Space Studies Center. My mom remained enthusiastic about the Space Program throughout her life. Together we would watch launch after 00950 Dr. Linda M. Griffith Helen C. Morris launch and she'd pray for the astronauts. She instilled a love in me for the study of astronomy. Now I am a teacher and share her enthusiasm with my students 01188 Sarah Morris Neil E. Morris Became a part of the Apollo program as the foreman of the Structural Assembly Department of the recent stage of the 00720 John Morrison John Morrison Lunar Module at Grumman Aerospace in Bethpage NY in 1963. Came to Kennedy Space Center in 1996 as part of the launch team for Grumman. 1963-1967 Saturn Launch Umbilical Towers construction. NASA 1967-1995 Saturn Apollo, Space Shuttle, Spacelab, 00798 George E. Mosakowski George E. Mosakowski Space Station, Future Projects, Technology Development, Technology Transfer 01324 George Mosakowski Stephen W. Mosakowski 01325 Peggy S. Mosakowski Peggy S. Mosakowski ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Frank Moseley Jr. served in the U.S. Navy as an aviation mechanic from 1959-1962. He worked for the Space Shuttle 2469 Susan Atwood Frank R. Moseley Jr. program at Kennedy Space Centere enjoying his passion for space and aviation. After retirement he enjoyed his hobby as a recreation pilot, flying two planes he built. George worked at Grumman Aerospace on Long Island for thirty-seven years. He was always very proud of the accomplishments that Grumman employee's pioneered in the 00483 Elizabeth Moseman George Moseman fields of aviation and aero-space. When Apollo 11 landed on the Moon, George shared with his family his part of his efforts on the Lunar Module. Cameron will be turning 3 years old June 18, 2007. He is the son of Eric and Kerri Mostecki. His grandmother, Estelle 2145 Estelle Mostecki Cameron Mostecki Mostecki, works at the Space Coast Office of Tourism at the Kennedy Space Center. 1963 Electrical Engineer - Redstone Arsenal - NASA - Chief Communications Planning Operations Division. 1965 Presidential Citation (Johnson) - Skylab program Achievement Award All Apollo Missions Apollo/Soyuz Moon 00453 Danon & Debbie Moxley Joe Moxley, Sr. Landing. Space Shuttle Program Award STS Launch Operations Team Award. Assistant to Div Chief ORBITAL Processing Facility. Operations Site Manager - Vertical Assembly Building. 01566 Philip L. Muller 1778 Frank Walton Vicki D. Mullins Grumman 2371 Charlotte G Gray Earl A. Mullins Served in the Air Force and involved in the Space Program for over 20 years. Retired as a Colonel in 1989 and later 00885 Ken K. Munechika Ken K. Munechika served as Executive Director for the Office of Space Industry in Hawaii. Joined NASA in 1993 and served as Director for Ames Research Center in California Entered Space Program in 1957 as a Propellant Systems Engineer for Cambridge Corp. A subcontractor to General Dynamics on Atlas in 1959 moved to Astronautic Co. as a 01152 Ira Douglas Morgan Terry Munroe Senior Test Engineer on same program. Hired by Grumman 1964, in flight test dept. for Lunar Module Program thru contract completion 00457 Sue Munsey William Munsey He started at KSC in 1966 on the Gemini program as a quality control inspector for NASA on the spacecraft, covered the Apollo S/C lunar module, Apollo/Skylab, Skylab/OWS and the 00348 Ruth Murdick Eugene Murdick shuttle spacecraft and retired in 1989 as a quality assurance representative supervisor with 37.5 years with the US Government. 01640 Bety E. Murkshe Betty E. Murkshe RCA 01641 Betty Murkche Robert P. Murkshe RCA Mother of Dr. Norman W. Murphy. Dr Murphy contributed to the Apollo and Shuttle Programs as an outstanding safety 01439 John & Betty Grumm Maxine Murphy engineer. Dr.. Murphy was awarded the Silver Snoopy for his effort William B. Murphy came to Florida to work for RCA in 1957 at the beginning of the space program. Later his two sons, 1757 Sheila Murphy William B. Murphy Steven and James, also worked for RCA on the space program. 1758 Sheila Murphy Steven P. Murphy RCA 1759 Sheila Murphy James P. Murphy RCA 1815 Shawn Murphy Shawn Marie Murphy This brick represents a decade of my life working to increase public awareness and support for private space travel so that 2183 Allison Odyssey Ian Murphy every human has the opportunity to one day see the Earth from a distance and realize the inherent unity and oneness of everything on the planet. This brick is a salute to the unique and special degree of separation that connects everyone in this industry to 2185 Ian Murphy Diane W. Murphy everyone else. A true pioneer who is known and loved by all and will never stop working until humanity has a permanent human presence in space. Thanks Mom. Elmer C. Murray, father-in-law of space scientist Mick Kennedy, visited space center frequently to be informed of 00488 Elmer Murray Elmer Murray progress, saw1st launching to moon in Florida, observes all launches and returns, some in Florida and shares info with groups and friends. Following Sputnik, Mary Frances Murray shared all observations made by her husband, Elmer, gave space programs to clubs and her elementary classes at Central 00489 Mary Murray Mary F. Murray School, from materials purchased and from Education Office at KSC. Influenced families to vacation there and college student papers were done from info. Mark has believed in and supported the Space Program since he was a young boy. He has always felt that people would live 00804 Jackie C. Murray Mark Allen Murray in colonies in space in his lifetime, and he would love to be one of the first Husband of Margaret Eileen Murray - Father of Peter J Murray Jr., Peter James Murray Sr. was an engineer at Lewis 00840 Timothy F. Murray Peter James Murray, Sr. Research Center, son Peter J Murray Jr. is currently involved in Model Making Departmental Management, at Lewis Research Center Worked for Grumman Aircraft for 36 1/2 years (badge 48129).During this period I was involved in prototyping 00741 Stanley Musinski, Jr. Stanley Musinski, Jr. electrical wiring on ascent and descent stages of Lunar Module (LM). This lead to a supervisory capacity on the LM until the end of the LM production. Grumman Program Control Manager on Lunar Module 1965- 1967Sr. Vice President Administration Grumman 1981- 01134 Robert J. Myers Robert J. Myers 1985President Grumman Data Systems 1986-1991President, Chief Operating Officer Grumman Corp 1991-1994 ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Working on the Space Program from 1060 to 1971 was the highlife of my working career. I worked downrange, on the 1846 Henry Myers, Jr. Henry C. Myers, Jr. tracking ship Vandenburg, on San Salvador and at Mission Control during Gemini and Apollo. This was a very exciting time for me. 1762 Rosalie Mynott Graham Mynott Gil Florez Sr. began his career at North American Aviation/Rockwell in Downey CA. He has been honored for 2459 Gilbert BevenFlorez Jr Gil FlorezSr NAA Rockwell his many contributions to the Apollo Program, Apollo-Soyus Test Project (ASTP), Space Shuttle and NAVSTAR GPS program. He retired from Boeing after 52 years of service. He worked on Ranger 7,8, and 9 at JPL. He was at the 01186 Jeremy Nachbar Duane P. Nachbar launch for troubleshooting. He also entered data at Goldstone. Theodore worked on the Radar for the LEM. Worked for 00908 Carolyn A. Nachtrieb Theodore W. Nachtrieb R.C.A. Bill loved the space program since he was a small child growing up near Houston. He has attended Space Camp three times. When his son was old enough, they attended 2073 Mr. & Mrs. Bill J. Naivar, Sr. Bill J. Naivar, Jr. together. He has attended two launches. Meeting Alan Bean was a great thrill. Getting this for Christmas would be wonderful. Alfonso Naporano worked for Grumman Aerospace for 34 years. He spent his entire career working in building 3 machine shop in Bethpage, NY manufacturing machine parts 00400 Henry Barral Alfonso Naporano for the Lunar Module and many military aircraft, then managing the machine shop, whichever the years under his direction manufactured many machine parts for space and military programs. Boeing, Quality Engineer, 2009-2020. Constellation, Areas, SLS (Artemis). NASA KSC SR&QA Directorate 1986-2007, Space Shuttle, Delta. Defense Logistics Agency, Supervisor 2465 George Macri George Macri NASA - Boeing QAS, 1984-1986. USAF, SMSgt., Retired, 1974-1984 E. Hartford Connecticut. MBA, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 1994. MAS, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 1991 Apollo/LEM RCS Project Engineer. Responsible for KSC 00580 Charles Nathan Charles Nathan engineering changes, integration, test & checkout of reaction control sub-system. Member of subsystem launch team. Al worked on the Apollo, Space Shuttle and International Space Station. On Apollo, he was an integral part of the Mission Planning and Control Team. He headed up the 01735 Monica Nathan C. Allan Nathan Grumman Flight Control Team on Shuttle. He headed the Engineering & Analysis Team for the Space Station Support contract. He holds a patent on the Shuttle 'Cherry Picker' used as platform for EVA Operations ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR and CHIEF Scientist 1976- 1981ASSOCIATE ADMINSTRATOR OFFICE of Space Science and applications1967-1974. He brought NASA'S 00606 Dr. John E. Naugle John E. Dr. Naugle Space Science and Applications program to a high level of achievement and laid a solid foundation for the later accomplishments. From the early 1960,s thru the mid 1990,s, Lester Needle held key engineering positions in the space program. He served as Engineering Manager of the Space Shuttle 01277 Lester Z. Needle Lester Bampa Needle Program for Grumman. He was Vehicle Project Manager on various civil and military Satellites, including the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory which expanded our knowledge of the universe Naval Research Laboratory, Vanguard Project. NASA Goddard-Delta Project Representative. Deputy Chief, Launch Operations Division. NASA KSC -Director and Deputy Director, Unmanned Launch Operations. Deputy Director, 00117 John J. Neilon John J. Neilon Technical Support. Manager, Cargo Projects Office. Launch Director 60 unmanned launches-Deltas, Atlas-Centaurs and Titan-Centaurs including Vikings and Inter-planetary Pioneers. Aerospace and Management Consultant. VIP Escort for NASA launches, shuttle landings and special 00144 John J. Neilon Patricia J. Neilon events. Enthusiastic supporter of US Civil Space Programs. RCA/ Worked for RCA & Missile Test Project at PAFB, FL for 01632 Linda R. Nelms Linda R. Nelms 17years 01577 Arthur Ozzie Nelson Arthur Ozzie Nelson 1944 Mary Nemeth Louis & Mary Nemeth Will submit at a later time. 2353 Kathy Nemeth Belinda Nemeth I came to the range in 1961, worked 4.5 years with Pam American A.S.D.. Worked for RCA 22 years as an engineer. I 00971 Samuel S. Nenson Samuel S. Nenson received a certificate from NASA for work we did on the Challenger Disaster. I am currently working with Navy Civil Service (8 years) I AM A RETIREE OF GRUMMAN. WAS THE COMMUNICATIONS LEAD ENGINEERON THE APOLLO 11 (EAGLE) AT GRUMMAN, THE FIRST MANNED 01580 Stephen A. Nestor Stephen A. Nestor SPACECRAFTTO LAND ON THE MOON. ALSO THE RECIPIENT OF THE NATIONALAERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION -- APOLLO ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. Before being 9 months of age, Leonard Eric Neumann crossed the Atlantic with his parents, Alex & Eico, twice to witness the final launches of the space shuttle Endeavour 2331 Alexandra & Eico Neumann Leonard Eric Neumann (STS-134) and Atlantis (STS-135) and be part of the awesome history of the American space program. WE LOVE HIM! Mommy & Daddy Automatic checkout system engineer, Lunar Module and Skylab test conductor, Viking project test engineer NASA test director for first four Space Shuttle flights, Deputy Director for 00209 Darrell Eugene New Darrell New Vandenberg Shuttle Operations, Space Station Freedom ground operations office manager, NASA HQ Space Sciences Program Manager and KSC Payload Operations Program Manager. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation William Newlin worked in the Space Program for over 10 years. His dedication and attention to detail earned him a nomination for the NASA Flight Safety Award. He was also 01393 Carmen Moore William G. Newlin presented with a Division Superior Performance Award. Bill believed in the Space Program and worked diligently to do his part to make it successful. Joe Newman worked for the U.S.A.F. for 22 years as a civilian employee at the Rocketdyne, Canoga Park facility of North American Rockwell. He was an Industrial Specialist and 01004 Stephen Newman Joseph Newman Industrial Engineer. During his employment he dealt with many of the rocket engine programs for the US space program. Louis Lance Newstrom was a part of the Launce Base Support team from 1987-1993, maintaining the computers 01209 Louis Lance Newstrom Louis Lance Newstrom and designing databases for the Comptroller's Office at Patrick Air Force Base. He also designed databases for Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. Gerald Raymond Newstrom supported the space program from 1957-1969 and from 1978-1985. Among other things, he 01210 Louis Newstrom Gerald R. Newstrom was instrumental in designing and implementing the Emergency Egress System that allows astronauts to quickly exit the shuttle in the event of an emergency During the period 1967-1973, William as payroll manager was responsible for the correct payment of Grumman Corp. employees working at the Space Center in support of the 00802 William P. Newton William P. Newton Apollo Program. From Long Island NY, a special packet was expressed mailed to the Grumman Payroll Representative in Florida each pay period. He and his fellow Payroll employees can be justly proud of 100percent on time payments I served as Assistant Staff Meteorologist in the KSC Meteorological Prediction Center (4th floor of MSOB) from January1968 through August 1978 during the Apollo and 00189 James R. Nicholson James R. Nicholson Skylab programs. I also served as Mission Weather Forecaster and Chief Mission Weather Forecaster at JSC during shuttle missions STS-1 throughSTS-10. The American Space Program... A thrill of a life time. Highlight of my career, On the Grumman - KSC Team Executive 00901 Dolores Nicoli Dolores Nicoli-Voss Secretary to George M Skurla who led the successful program came away with the true meaning of 'dedication' and team work. Thankful for the many lifelong space friendships In honor of our Dad & Grandpa. Chuck worked for Thiokol Corp. for 32 years (1972-2004), 12 in Utah and 20 at KSC, as 2439 Claire Delacqueseaux Chuck Nighswonger an engineer.The highlight of his career was working at Hanger AF as a manager of the retrieval and disassembly for the Space Shuttle. 2443 Claire Delacqueseaux Martha Nighswonger 2390 URS Schedulers @KSC Maureen "Moe" Noble John was a pioneer in the space industry; employed by Republic Aviation/Fairchild-Hiller Industries. He: designed the MOL (Manned Orbiting Laboratory), Researched problems of 00468 Sarah Nociti John Nociti living in space (confined environments), Focused on recycling, Invented many of the Waste Management and Life Support Systems on SKYLAB, primarily: astrovac, laundry, toilet, shower. Employed by Grumman prior to commission as an Naval Ensign. Received Wags on an SEF and rose to rank of Commander at retirement. Worked many missions interfacing 01193 Frank R. Walton, Jr. Clifford J. Nolan with E2C,s , EA6BS,ET ALL on submarine anti warfare detection and surveillance including Shuttle Projector Missions Deployed Atlantic Fleet Submarine Patrol, prior to graduating U.S. Naval Academy. Selected to atomic missile inst. at Idaho 01202 Frank R. Walton, Jr. Michael J. Nolan and there qualified to dive nuclear subs. Participated in detection and surveillance on enemy craft and monitored orbit trajectory on selected space missions I was responsible for the assembly of all LM landing gear both flight and test '5' band and eva antennas. Base heat shields, 01160 Franklin R. Noon Franklin R. Noon blast deflector, engine ring and arm rest controllers. Many other small items. Also worked on Shuttle wings built by Grumman. 2006 Yankwok P. Ng Ching-Hauh Noreen Lin Will submit at a later time. John C. Norris, an employee of United Space Alliance, retired April 16, 2004. John was the Manager of Integrated Logistics Orbiter Horizontal Support. He began his career at KSC in 2079 USA Processing Ops Directorate - S. Whitener John Norris 1966 supporting the Apollo program. He has honorably given 38 years of dedicated service to the Manned Space Flight Programs. 01734 Doug Mc Lellan Nolan W. Northcutt Tommy Nova was the night manager and bartender at the old Nova Lounge in Fields Shopping Centre, Merritt Island. It was 1930 Thomas R. Milne Tommy NOVA a favorite watering hole for space workers for many years. Tom Milne - alias - A.K.A. Tommy Nova. 2379 Norm Foster Hunter Isaac Null Major Lacy E Nunn, USAF (Ret) worked with the space program from 1955-1961 and 1962-1975 with the AFMTC ; the Air Force Eastern Test Range and with NASA during the 01179 Rosemary Nunn Lacy E. Nunn Mercury III, Gemini, Apollo, and Shuttle programs. His duties included Communications Officer, Electronics Tech, Intelligence and RF Operations Officer I worked for Grumman Aerospace for 35 years. Our company 01233 Thomas C. Ferraro Saverio J. Nunziata designed the LM for Apollo and also the shuttle wings. I would like my name next to the other Grumman Employee's Section 1967 - 1970 Boeing Co. Ground Support Equipment Design; 1970 - 1994 NASA Design Engineering; 1985 - NASA 2313 Merrill T. Oakley Merrill T. Oakley Exceptional Service Medal for Pad B Design; 1984 - 1986 Vandenberg AFB Shuttle GSE. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 1968 to 1994 Secretary to Program Office Managers NASA; 2314 Merrill T. Oakley Donna M. Oakley 1984 to 1986 Vandenberg Engineering Office Secretary; 1986 to 1994 KSC NASA. 2044 Susan O Berry Susan O'Berry May for force be with you. Joined the Launch Operations Center Chief Counsel's Office July1, 1962. KSC Chief Counsel 1970-73. Joined NASA General Counsel's Office 1973, Washington, D.C. 00280 John O'Brien John O'Brien subsequently became NASA Deputy General Counsel 1981- 85; NASA General Counsel 1985-88; and NASA Assistant Deputy Administrator 1989-92. Retired December 1992. 01716 Dorothy Paul John P. O'Callaghan James O'Connor was singularly responsible for millions of people around the world hearing every splashdown from Gemini 6 through Apollo until the final Skylab Mission. An 01388 James J. O'Connor, Jr. James Joseph O'Connor engineer for Mutual Broadcasting, Jim's prime mission was to transmit all network radio coverage, backup TV, audio, and AP wire photos for each recovery After a distinguished career in the US Air Force, where he was active in the space program and was a key figure in the recovery of the remains of the shuttle 'Challenger', O'Connor 00173 Aerospace States Association Edward A. O'Connor, Jr. became Executive Director of Spaceport Florida Authority and co-founded the Aerospace States Association, two organizations that gave voice & presence to the states as participants in the American Space Program. Brenda O'Donell began working at the Kennedy Space Center in June 1985. Her responsibilities included preparing and scheduling work packages for the payload area of all the 01249 Debbie Miner Brenda O'Donell Orbiters in the fleet, however the majority of her time was spent supporting Columbia, the first Orbiter to be launched into space This brick represents my pledge to devote my life to not only traveling to space myself, but giving the people I care about a 2184 Ian Murphy Allison Odyssey special opportunity to share my dream. As soon as humanly possible we will be taking off in a spaceship on a grand journey of self-discovery, wonderment, and adventure. Michael (Bull) O'Grady, Leader, Technology LH2 Team Member and inspiration to everyone. Bull has been an example of professionalism for 23 years of dedicated service 2011 Eric Miner Mike "Bull" O'Grady to the Space Shuttle Program from STS-1 thru STS-107. His strong work ethic and integrity is above reproach. He retired June 2003. During the 1965 - 1970 time period Mr. Ojalehto was assigned to the Network Control Group at NASA/JSC. Selected as Prime Network Controller, he managed the network control teams supporting the Apollo 8, 10, and 11 01135 Elizabeth A. Ojalehto George Ojalehto missions. He was assigned to the USAF Space Shuttle Program Office in El Segundo, CA from 1973-1976 and to the NASA/HQ Office of Space Transportation Systems from1977- 1980 2455 Caitlyn Seavey Blane M Okean Mary Olds was with NASA over 20 years. She was a secretary in many organizations and retired at 70 in 1984! 00501 Chuck & Jan Cherry Mary E. Olds She was very proud to tell people where she worked. Her job supported an invalid husband and her daughter. Range photographer 1954-1969. Worked as aerial & 00347 Cheryl Ferguson William Olson documentary cameraman. Range pioneer. Peter worked on the LEM Project from beginning to end. He was also instrumental in the Apollo Program and Snoopy The 00662 Florence Olynik Peter Olynik Astronaut Program. He received commendation from Alan B Shepard Jr. Chief Astronaut Officer; and had the honor and privilege of shaking hands with Jim Irwin 01387 Dr Richard A. Oman Richard A. Dr. Oman Edward H O'Neal began working Douglas Aircraft 1958. He 01212 Susan, Steve, Tara O'Neal Edward H. "Pat" O'Neal worked on his first manned mission on the Apollo Program. He retired from the Delta side after 25 years of service I worked on the Apollo Project as a member of Quality Inspection Grumman Corp. from 1965-1969 at the Apollo Test Site in New Mexico and on final inspection Plant 5, Bethpage 00828 Frank J. Onza Frank J. Onza New York My duties included structural and testing systems inspection. Final inspection included reviewing all paperwork with NASA prior to shipment to K.S.C. none unknown G.T.&A. Oppliger Gerry Opplinger is President of Lockheed Martin Space 00097 Gerry Opplinger Gerry Opplinger Operations Company and Program Manager of the Shuttle Processing Contract. Active rocketry/space since early 1950's. Rection Motors Inc., Republic/Guided Missile Division, General Astronautics Research Corp., Army Ballistic Missile Agency, NASA 00717 Frederick Ordway, III Frederick Ordway III Marshall Space Flight Center, University of Alabama Research Institute, and US Department of Energy. Some 40 books, over 250 articles, TV, films, aerospace consultant, lectures worldwide on space. 01089 Maryjane O'Reilly Maryjane O'Reilly 1963 I began in the Grumman Lunar Module Reliability Group in Bethpage New York. In August of 1996 I transferred to KSC where I worked in Project Engineering as a GSE Liaison 01067 Arnold S. Orenstein Arnold S. Orenstein Engineer. This work involved coordinating the modification and upgrading of the Radar Ground Support equipment with the Bethpage engineers. Grumman Aerospace Engineer from 1955 to 1994. During a fifteen year period on the 'LM' program and 'Shuttle Wing' program, was responsible for engineering staffing and skill 00409 Larry Orlando Larry Orlando requirements, planning, scheduling, cost performance, release of engineering documentation/drawings, interface with NASA, sellers and other operating departments. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Born 10/1/94 to Rick (Atlas/Centaur) and Charlotte (Shuttle) Ort. Enrolled at the KSC Child Development Center. Twinkle, 00345 Charlotte Ort Erin Ort twinkle our little star. How we wonder how you are. Up above the worlds high? Like a diamond in the sky? Twinkle, twinkle little star how wonderful we think you are. In 1953, was assigned as one of the 27 initial engineering team for RCA, at ETR Cape Canaveral, with specialty in Telemetry. I was instrumental in technical development of the 1862 Richard Orth Richard A. Orth Range to Ascension Island. Also assigned by RCA to projects of Western Test Range and White Sands Missile Range. Life member of the MSR Pioneers, serving as Director and Vice President. Employed by RCA as secretary in the Data Processing 1863 Sue Ann Orth Sue Johnson Orth Production group at the Tech Lab, Patrick AFB. Life member of Missile Space and Range Pioneers, Inc. at Patrick AFB. In honor of my father, who's fascination for space began at an early age. Fate denied him the chance to visit this place he 1761 Justin A. Orton John Orton would have loved so much. But he comes with me in my heart and his name remains here to witness mankind's exploration of the stars. 01530 Al & Beth Osbahr AJ & Paddy Osbahr "…not because it is easy but because it is hard." JFK. As a 2446 Kellie Melinda William J. Osterholt Jr. sensa in the martial arts for over 40 years, this is the philosophy Bill teaches his students. Member of design team 1962-1966 for the T.T.C.A. (Thrust Translation Controller Assembly). Pilot operation of the handgrip provided electrical signals to jet thrusters for moving 00673 John A. Otero John A. Otero the LEM horizontally laterally and vertically. Throttle operation provided electrical outputs controlling descent rocket engine firing for landing 2315 NASA Guest Operations Tom Overton Wayne celebrates 36 years with NASA beginning as an engineering student at Auburn University and MSFC. He continued at KSC as a Mechanical Design Engineer during the Apollo/Saturn & Shuttle programs as Payloads Operations 00434 Vicki Owens Wayne Owens Engineer supporting the Department of Defense Shuttle Missions. Wayne is completing his NASA career as the JSC Payloads Resident Manager at KSC and is a member of The National Space Club. Vicki's dedicated support for space flight with Boeing, Rockwell and USA and her contagious enthusiasm as a Public Affairs volunteer for America's Space Program has been recognized by contractors, by NASA with Group 00610 Vicki Owens Vicki Owens Achievement Awards - including a1996 Letter of Commendation from NASA's Director of Stennis Space Center, Mississippi - and a Silver Snoopy Award from Shannon Lucid. Provided physical and personnel security support at Goddard during Apollo Moon Mission Operations. Conceived, developed, and directed production of training film, 'Space 01299 Benedict B. Pagac Benedict B. Pagac For Security' describing mandatory requirements for physical, document, communications, and personnel security. Film was subsequently used in security training of all personnel in Space Shuttle Operations. Launch Operations Engineer and Management from 1958 through 1993.Participated in Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab 00480 George Page George Page and Apollo Soyuz manned space flight programs and Atlas, Delta and Titan expendable vehicle programs. 21 years with NASA, 14 years with USAF and NASA contractors. As a member of the Grumman Aerospace LM Logistics Group in Bethpage, L.I., N.Y. I consider it a distinct honor to have 01311 John J. Page John J. Page been part of what our country accomplished toward the betterment of the whole world. JANE WORKED IN THE KSC LIBRARY FOR 28 YEARS, RETIRING IN JANUARY 2006. SHE RECEIVED THE 2257 KSC Library Staff Atkins L. Jane Page PRESTIGIOUS "SILVER SNOOPY" AWARD FROM ASTRONAUT JAY APT IN RECOGNITION OF HER SERVICE TO AMERICA'S SPACE PROGRAM. 2260 James L. Page James L. Page Administrator of NASA at time of first moon landing. Chairman 00614 Barbara Paine Thomas Dr. Paine National Commission on Space which produced 'Pioneering the Space Frontier'. 01434 Keith Palin, Jr. Keith Palin, Jr. Big Al Palmer was an important member of the Team of Technicians working on both Shuttle launch complexes known as the "Pad Rat" crew. His work in the PRSD and Hypergolic launch systems was always over and beyond and 1840 Pad Operations Al "PADRAT" Palmer showed his own personal dedication to the Space Shuttle Launch Process. Big Al's willingness to always help out one of his team members at work or at home will always be remembered and missed. Designed the Deployment and Lock Mechanism for the landing gear of the Lunar Module (LM) for project Apollo, The 00679 James Panos James Panos LM had to deploy and lock it's retracted landing gear while in Lunar Orbit in order to successfully land on the moon. Grumman Engineer for thirty eight years. Retired 12/94 Peter worked for Grumman corporation for 26 years. He did some prototype wiring on the LEM I,II,III,AND IV. He later 00551 Anasta Pantelis Peter Pantelis became an instructor in wiring and soldering. He was certified by NASA and came to Kennedy Space Center for 10 years as an instructor 01524 Rose Schwartz David Paprocki ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation AFETR. Range Safety 1961-1965. NASA Unmanned Launch Operation GSFL and KSC 1965-1975; Technical Support 00056 William E. Paramore William E. Paramore 1975-1980; Payload Management and Operations 1981- 1994; Associate Director Installation Management and Operations 1992-1994. School Teacher, Space Advocate, Sister of AMF Board 1791 LaDeane Parker LaDeane Parker Chairman Lee Solid. Loving father, gentleman, and scholar of the cosmos who has 2143 Rebecca K. Schroder Coilis Roy Parker inspired others to reach for the stars. 2236 Charles Parker Marion M. Parker Deceased Honored Wife of Charlie W. Parker. George, Pat & Kimberly Odell are frequent visitors to the Kennedy Space Center, and have supported the efforts of the 1921 George Odell Odell Family Parlin, NJ American Space Program for many years. We are confident that the many space program successes to come will greatly benefit future generations. 2399 AMF William W. Parson 00735 Richard Parten Richard Parten In honor for the car-company LRP near Leipzig for their integrity into the space education (help for the NASA 2341 Ralf & Yvonne Heckel International Space Education Institute LRP24 DE CAR Parts Trader Moonbuggy Race) and practices for young future engineers. Thanks to Mr. Michael Meinel, leader of: Car discounter Nr. 1 in Germany with over 500.000 used carparts in Saxonia. From 1965 thru 1970 Lou worked on the Apollo, LEM, and Apollo Applications Program (AAP) for Grumman Corporation and Kollaman Instrument Corporation and was involved in the design and test of various systems including the Apollo Star 00627 Louis Pasciutti Louis Pascuitti Tracker, LEM Rendezvous Radar and Landing Radar. His signature was one of many carried to the Moon on Apollo 11 (LM 5) and later reproduced as a memento of the Space Voyage. Dom's dedication to the success of the Apollo Mission was total. He served as Director of Quality for Grumman 00166 Carol Pastore Dominick J. Pastore Aerospace Corporation at Kennedy Space Center. A man of vision, his confidence in and his enthusiasm for project Apollo was contagious and enriched co-workers, friends and family. Grumman Space Vehicle Dynamics Engineer and Group Leader; responsible for vibration design for all major LM antennas; derived methods and loads for fatigue design of LM 00653 Mary E. Pasyanos Emmanuel N. Pasyanos equipment and support; determined Apollo 13 LM-CSM interface loads for descent engine firing; directed Aeroelastic analysis for STA and coordinated Rockwell Shuttle Flutter analysis Spacecraft Manager for build and test Copernicus the last of four Grumman Built Orbital Astronomical Observatories. The program itself helped Grumman Engineers deal with 00827 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Paterson Hugh J. Paterson challenges like heat disposal aboard Spacecraft, such as the Lunar Module. NASA launched Copernicus, the biggest and most sophisticated scientific U.S. Satellite on Aug 21st 1972. Radio Corp of America (RCA) 1955-1988 Cape Canaveral 01618 Patskoski Robert J. Patskoski A.F.S. Industrial and Interior Designer President of Tony Paul 00817 Anthony R. Paul Anthony R. Paul Designs 00818 Anthony Paul Lorraine Sayles Paul Was assistant and wife of Tony Paul for 30 years In memory of my ded, Andy Paulsen. He served in the USAF 2408 Pam Petersen Andy Paulsen 1951-1953, 2007 Yamkowk P. Ng Yam Kwok Paulus Ng Will submit at a later time. Thomas J. Pavlick was and aerospace engineer for the Atlas/Centaur/Surveyor lunar Lander program at General Dynamics,Convair Division. He performed aerodynamics and trajectory analysis studies including blast wave model 00359 Thomas Pavlick Thomas Pavlick development, range safety reentry aerodynamics, lunar targeting for the first surveyor launch, mission reconstruction, analysis, and compilation of vehicle and environmental dispersion data. 00739 Viron Payne Viron Payne Viron is a NASA alumni. Doug Pearson worked at NASA Ames Research Center for 40 years. He tested space capsule models in a hypervelocity wind tunnel, analyzed the stability and longevity of paint 01037 Shirley Pearson Douglas Pearson samples on orbiting solar observatory satellites, and acquired high temperature Arcjet test data on Space Shuttle thermal protection materials. Jerome Pearson invented the space elevator an orbital tower from earth to Geo popularized by Arthur Clarke in The 01244 Jerome Pearson Jerome Pearson Fountains of Paradise and 2001. He first proposed Lunar Space Elevators toL1 and L2 satellites. He was elected to the International Academy of Astronauts in 1997 Richard was hired to install/repair garage doors in 2006 at the Space Center. He does an excellent job. His is a wonderful 2147 Shirley Ingersoll Richard Peart husband and father. We are all fortunate to have him in the family. From 1962 to the mid 70's ROBERT EDWARD PEASE held several key management positions within NASA's Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. His dedication ,expertise, and 00594 Mrs. Rochelle I. Pease Robert E. Pease tireless effort was instrumental in the research, development, and production of high-performance liquid hydrogen rocket engines, including the Saturn V J-2 and the SSME. 2045 Brittany & Justin Pecka Brittany & Justin Pecka Will submit at a later time. Rollin Lee Peek has been employed at KSC from 1966 to the present as: 1) Lead Electronic Technician, Computer Science 2) R & QA Analyst, Boeing; 3) R & QA Supervisor, FEC; 00360 Mary Peek Rollin Peek Chairman of Prime Board, Lockheed; 5) Manager, USA. Among his numerous awards; Silver Snoopy, Apollo/Saturn V Roll of Honor, Boeing Zero Defects Award, and AS-501 Apollo/Saturn Certificate. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Dedicated, caring, determined, loyal. Judy Peeples exemplifies these traits and many more. As she retires with 2246 Vanessa Gray Judy Peeples thirty-six years of service, she leaves an incredible legacy that will remain at Andrew Jackson Middle School forever. I have worked on the Eastern Test Range since Aug 1955. I worked with RCA as an Installation Engineer while we were building the Range, then as a Controls Engineer specializing 1800 Ernest L. Peghiny Ernest Lee Peghiny in Design, Installation & Checkout of RADAR Servo Systems on the ETR, WTR & Tracking Ships. I was in the Indian Ocean during the first shuttle while we RADAR tracked the main tank. Joined Grumman as a Flight Test Engineer, transferred to LM Program (Lunar Module) Feb 1964, arrived at KSC as site 00164 Thomas Pelham Thomas G. Pelham activation and abort guidance system engineer. Helped developed LM integrations test flows and participated in LM pre-launch testing. One of the first employees Pan Am Jan 4th,1954 until 1958in 00848 Alice Earlene Pelham Harry L. Pelham Security and Ordinance from 08/59 until retirement 04/90Lockheed Missile and Space Div. as A Ord Tech 01097 Ann Elkins Charles Pellegrini Instrumentation Group Leader, Grumman White Sands Test Facility, during WSTF startup and testing program. Staff Assistant to Grumman Base Manager during period 01271 Philip R. Pellette Philip R. Pellette approaching first Lunar Landing. Served on Grumman 'Tiger Team' responsible for lifting constraint to Apollo 11 Launch by assisting in successful completion of Ground Test Program. 01096 Stuart Pendleton Howard L. Pendleton Frank Penovich - Engineer Apollo Program - Section Chief of the RCA 110A computers used for successfully automating checkout of the Saturn Vehicle an industry first. Shuttle 01127 Frank Penovich Frank Penovich Program - Section, Branch, and Division Chief associated with Shuttle on board computers, most other on board avionics systems and LPS ground software. Les began work with RCA on Missile Test Program May 1964. Worked at Grand Turk, San Salvador, Antigua and Ascension Island until 1979. Tracked Saturn IVB rocket 1955 Leslie K. Perdue Leslie K. Perdue almost to moon. Supported in other locations as GE, Raytheon, CSR, and ITT employee. Most recently 1996-2003 was Depot Supervision for CSR and ITT in Performance of Major maintenance of instrumentation on Eastern Range. 2046 Pacharee Peree Peree Will submit at a later time. Antonio had a thirst for adventure that took him around the world. He was an avid space and flight enthusiast, photographer and diver. His adventures filled two lifetimes. 2400 Lloyd Campbell Antonio Perilli Antonio's love of life shone through in his smile and he touched the hearts of many. Ci mancherai Antonio from your space family. Employed by RCA on the Missile Test Project (MTP) - December 1956to October 1988, then Computer Science Corp. and the Raytheon Co. (CSR) until December 1995. Duties during this period include Engineering & Systems 01463 Lloyd M. Perkins Analysis support of missile tracking instrumentation. Manned Space Flight support began with the Alan Shepard flight & continued to retirement in Dec. 1995.My systems Analysis experience include, Radar, Telemetry, Range Safety Starting in 1956 at Air Force Eastern Test Rang, worked for RCA and Pan Am on impact prediction and range safety software. In1984, joined Lockheed Space Operations 00539 Jerry Perlmutter Jerry Perlmutter Company in systems soft-ware department and was responsible for the test data record and retrieval software used for shuttle testing and analysis. Began my NASA career at KSC on 3-6-67 as an Aerospace Technologist, technical Management retiring on 1-8-82. Served in the Apollo program, the Apollo-Skylab program and 00141 James Perris James Perris the Advanced Planning & Technology Offices. Interfaced with NASA Headquarters and other NASA centers in the planning and execution of various technical projects and operational activities. Army Ballistic Missile Agency Feb '58-1960. NASA 1960- 1989. Retired Industry Assistance Officer at KSC. Designed/fabricated first instrument launched into outer 00029 Sheila Perry Norman R. Perry space & recovered. (Jupiter Nose Cone Distributor 5/18/89. Involved in satellite Explorer I. Mercury, Gemini, Apollo & Shuttle Programs. Recognized by President Nixon as NASA Employer of the Year - 1970. Tom Perry's 37-year career with NASA began in 1956 as an aeronautical engineering co-op student at Langley, VA. He worked on the rocket program at Wallops Island, VA and 12 1905 Sharon H. Perry Tom W. Perry years of his career were spent at Headquarters in administration in Life Sciences, Astro and Space Physics retiring in 1993. 2217 - Section 5 Norman Perry Sheila Perry Amy A. Perry, upon retirement from the USPS after 27 years of dedicated service deserves a memorial fitting an astronaut. Amy has been our special brick throughout our postal career. 2267 Marlene Dusz Amy A. Perry Amy is also a dedicated supporter of the Space Program. Houston, Tranquility Base here, the Eagle has left. Godspeed Amy. - from Patty Ross, Nancy Allen, & Marlene Dusz Found cracked "B" nuts on Titan One resulting in first successful launch. Quality Control on Mercury and Gemini. 2294 Harold Perry Harold Perry Quality Engineer on Apollo and Saturn. Logistics Engineer on Shuttle and Ground Support. Instrumental on development of Paraglider. 2392 Renate Trantham Hannelore Persons ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Mike arrived at the Kennedy Space Center in the summer of 1966as Manager of Manufacturing Assembly and Test 01087 Michael Pescitelli, Jr. Michael D. Pescitelli Operations for Grumman Aircraft and Engineering Corp. Residing in Titusville he eventually retired from Grumman in 1973 In recognition of Morris E. Peterson, for his selfless dedication of 39 years to the aerospace program, including 13years 00711 Kimberly D. Houellemont Morris Pete Peterson contributing to the safety and security of the Space Shuttle Program at Kennedy Space Center. His accomplishments will continue to inspire others following in his footsteps Chief of Security Police, Cape Canaveral Air Force Auxiliary Station early 1950,s. U.S. Government employee, Property Administration Management, Cape Canaveral/KSC worked on 00957 James D. Peterson Arthur H. Peterson Apollo Program 1960,s. U.S. Government employee, Patrick Air Force Base, Property Management for Eastern Test Range 1970,s Spouse of Arthur H Peterson supported husband during his years at Cape Air Force Station, KSC and Patrick AFB. 00958 James D. Peterson Margarete M. Peterson Provided the moral support during very difficult years in the Space Program (Early 50,s Apollo Program) and husbands numerous TDY Trips 'Downrange' 2094 Debra Peterson Derek Peterson Dennis M. Peterson Will submit at a later time. 1766 Claudia Petri James Petri 2431 Delaware North Jeannette Petrolia 01626 Joe Petrone Joe Petrone RCA 1955-1964 Quinn was a gentle soul, with a heart for all creatures. Birds were a lifelong fascination, and he never tired of admiring 2128 Lorraine Meyer-Peyton Quinn Peyton their grace, beauty, and power. Quinn’s many interests included flying and space, and he was always eager to explore the wonders of the Space Center. 01631 Robert A. Pfeifer Robert Pfeifer RCA Inspired by a childhood of rocket launches in the back yard, 2121 Scott C. Pfeil Don&Pauline Pfeil OntCan watching the lunar landings on T.V. together and a trip to the Center. Thanks, Dad. Patricia, a Public Affairs Specialist, worked for NASA from 1982 through 2010. For most of her career she managed the Space Flight Awareness Program at KSC. She later led 2318 Layla Higgins Patricia J. Phelps NASA special events coordination and supported Guest Operations for Space Shuttle and ELV launches for External Relations. Patricia is a Silver Snoopy and SFA Honoree EngineerAward recipient. (B5AE UofA-'58) for NASA 1960-1990. Worked for Design Engineering Directorate, designing & managing design of facilities & launch support equipment for 00065 James D. Phillips James D. Phillips Saturn1/block II, Saturn 1B, Saturn V & Shuttle. Major work accomplished on LC-34, 37, 39 & UTR SL-6. Retired as Director, Engineering Development Directorate, Kennedy Space Center. 01563 Tracy Louise Phillips Tracy Louise Phillips 01661 Elliot A. Phillips Elliot A. Phillips RCA 2450 Shelly K. Phillips Roderick H. Phillips 1952 Ailene E. Picheco Ailene E. Picheco RCA McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Corporation 1982-1988. Business Analyst, Spacelab and Shuttle Cargo Integration, KSC. Program Analyst, TITAN IV Payload Fairing Program, 00109 John J. Neilon Patty Neilon Piepmeier Huntington Beach, California. Now Semi-retired. Mother of two small children (one a future astronomer). Married to Craig Piepmeier of Motorola Iridium Project. Mechanical Engineer. McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Corporation1982-1996. Engineering, Quality and Program Management. Titan Payload Fairings, Huntington Beach, California. Delta and PAM (for shuttle) Launch Operations, 00118 John J. Neilon Craig A. Piepmeier Cape Canaveral, Florida. Delta assembly and Titan IV Fairings, Pueblo, Colorado. Motorola Corporation, Chandler, Arizona 1996-. Hardware Quality Manager, Iridium space- based cellular program. Worked for Grumman Aerospace Corp. at Kennedy Space 00687 Gilbert Pike Gilbert Lawrence Pike Center from1966 to 1973 on the Lunar Module as a Methods Engineer in Configuration/Planning Management Carl F. Pilger NASA Headquarters 1962-1975Contributed to each Apollo program received NASA Exceptional Service Medal and certificate for work on organization of Flight 01471 Irene A. Pilger Carl Pilger Readiness Review, Test Planning, Technical Management of Launch Vehicles, Senior Engineer for Apollo Soyuz which contributed to outstanding Launch Vehicle Performance lived 9/04/14 - 10/28/98 I would like to think that I did have a part in this great venture, even though my contribution was not in the manufacture, but 00445 Herbert Pirkl Herbert Pirkl purely clerical since I filed and stored much of the paper-work involved (invoices, fax orders, etc.) Christopher contributed to NASA in a variety of ways. 1.) Family trips to FL always included a stop at Cape Canaveral; 2118 Greg, Larry, Jeff Pitonza Christopher Pitonza 2.) US US Postal Stamps - he as the first in line; 3.) Donations; 4.) Support of the Boy Scouts and encouragement of his kids to use telescopes and model rockets. 01485 Pauline Plast Pauline Plast June 1960 - April 1967 Cape Canaveral Florida Mission Control in Data Select and Timing Systems. Provided maintenance/operation for launch/orbital data support to 00965 Richard R. Pleshek Richard R. Pleshek Goddard computers and control room displays. Also provided pre launch training/simulation support for all Mercury/Gemini launches ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Apollo program: Grumman engineering group head preliminary and final design, pre-launch test, mission support, 4/62 through 3/73.Superviesed Crew/Structures Integration 00824 Richard Plunkett Dick Plunkett group, KSC, 4/69 through3/73. Wrote secret TPS which installed commemorative signature plaque on first Lander, LM- 5. Helped send and bring back safely27 lunar mission astronauts. Gary Poling worked at Cape Kennedy for RCA MTP (Missile 2276 Kevin Poling Gary Poling Test Project) as an Electronic Tech in the Communications Center from April 1966 through January 1970. As Human Factors Specialist with the Grumman Aerospace Corp. was actively engaged in the Apollo Program from early 1963through the end of 1968. Planned conducted and 01392 George A. Krooss Martin Pollack evaluated Man-In-The-Loop Lunar Module simulation studies including Lunar landing and docking. Dealt directly with NASA Astronauts in the requirements for and crew station design of Lunar Module displays and controls. Responsible for planning, scheduling and supervising of personnel engaged in the calibration and surveillance of flight and ground support equipment, LM hardware, components, electronic radar, flow, electro and mechanical assemblies 00892 Ray J. Polniak Ray J. Polniak installation application, including supporting instrumentation systems and final checkout to ensure conformance with company (Grumman) and customer (NASA) drawings & specifications requirements in support of LM/Moon Land In memory of Nelson G. Pomerleau an Electrical Technician who dedicated 15 years to the Space Shuttle Program at Pad A & B. His determination and "Can Do" spirit were valuable 2078 Pad Rat Team (Scott Parker) Nelson G. Pomerleau contributions to Space Shuttle missions beginning with STS 32 in 1989, and subsequently supported 81 successful launches. Theo Poppel was an engineer with Werner Von Braun's team in Germany who came to the United States with Von Braun - first to White Sands, then Huntsville and finally to Kennedy 2218 Ruth Poppel Theo Poppel Space Center. Theo specialized in launch support structures throughout his career. He was responsible for the engineering and management of the launch tower and crawler for the Apollo Project. Manager of Mission Control, IM @ Eleuthera, San Salvador, 1958 Ethel L. Porter Andrew S. Porter Antigua, Trinidad. Worked as a Structural Designer on the descent stage of the 01427 Daniel C. Postupack Daniel C. Postupack Lunar Module. Represented Propulsion during the Space Station Proposal 01440 Homer C. Potonides Homer C. Potonides and other similar efforts. 12 years Space Shuttle processing , test team leadership. Currently United Space Alliance: Supervisor, Chief Test Conductors. Lockheed Martin: Chief Test Conductor - 01066 Anne Potteiger William Potteiger Atlantis; Vehicle Lead, Chief Test Conductor - Discovery; Launch Orbiter Test Conductor for STS34, 43, 51, 63, 76; Orbiter Test Conductor. NASA: Almost 2 years Video Systems Engineer 01559 Wes Potter Wesley G. Potter Chris joined NASA in 1965 with pride, dedication and a love of the Space Program, as a co-op student working in the Apollo program. His goal was to reach the stars. His goal and love of the program was reflected in his diversified career. He 00174 Janet Poulsen Christian Poulsen worked manned & unmanned launches in the Telemetry Ground Station, Communications, was part of Challenger investigation, source boards, Program office. All which was a dream come true. Joined NASA/KSC Jun 12, 1967. Served as Instrumentation Controller (CGIC) during Apollo, Skylab & ASTP programs. Served as Support Test Manager (STM), NASA Test Director 00456 Janice Pound Charles Pound (NTD), Chief, Vehicle Operations Branch, Chief, Test Operations Branch (NTD office) & Assistant to the Director, Shuttle Operations during the Space Shuttle program. Retired September 30, 1995. Mercury - prepared launch countdowns for missions by John Glenn, Walter Schirra and Gordon Cooper. Gemini - supervised preparation of pad integrated test procedures thru GT-4. Apollo - supervised preparation of all test procedures 00560 Cathie Powell Floyd Powell thru Apollo XVI. Skylab -supervised preparation of all test procedures. Shuttle supervised test procedures preparation. Participated in development of integrated work control systems; Recipient of Silver Snoopy. Launch Site Support Manager (LSSM) for 13 foreign scientific satellites including Ulysses, Magellan 2 Italian payload and1 01021 John Powell John Powell Japanese. Supported 7 Titan Centaur launches and 20 Atlas Centaur launches. 2107 Linda Powell Linda M. Powell Will submit at a later time. 2108 John Powell John L. Powell Will submit at a later time. I came to work at KSC in 1979. I started as a Procurement Clerk and retired as a Contract Specialist December 31, 2006. I worked for one year as the Federal Women's 2167 Spacers KSC Procurement Office Barbara Y. Powell Program Manager. My career with the Space Program began with the Shuttle Program. Two years later I stook at the Press Site and watched the launch of STS-1. 1823 Al Schmidt Charles T. Powers RCA Thank you for all of the great memories! Thank you for helping us build a foundation which will allow our future to 2430 Joshua Williams Alan Powers soar to great heights! It was an honor to be your student! God bless and enjoy your retirement! Love Josh, Jake & Anya Working for Grumman Aerospace in Bethpage, New York, I rose from Ass't Project Manufacturing Engineer to Project Manufacturing Engineer responsible for tool design, tool 01029 Jean Prais Robert Prais fabrication manufacturing methods and process engineer, promoted to Manufacturing Vehicle Manager for the Lunar Module until 1971reporting to Doc Tripp & Joe Given. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Ray Pratt was a Grumman Aerospace engineer from 1963 until 1993. He contributed to the Lunar Module, Space Shuttle, and Space Station Programs. He patented the Space 00455 Paul Pratt Raymond Pratt Station EVA Transportation System. His proudest moment as Supervisor of Bethpage Mission Support was seeing the safe return of the Apollo XIII astronauts. Employed by Rockwell Int. Rocketdyne Division for 15 yrs, 1st in California and later at KSC. Began as a technician building 01038 Michael Predojev Michael Predojev &testing flight hardware, and later functioned as a quality assurance inspector. Worked with pride & integrity. 01505 Linda Pressler Joseph J. Pressler NACA/NASA 1939 -1971 Manager MSC Florida Operations - 00076 G. Merritt Preston G. Merritt Preston Mercury, Gemini Program Director Design Engineering - KSC Manager Shuttle Project Office, KSC 00199 G. M. Preston John H. Preston III Worked for Bendix 1969 during the launch of Apollo 11. Joined RCA Missile Test Program 18 June,1956. Worked in development lab, special engineering; Manager Maintenance 00967 Douglas E. Price Douglas E. Price Engineering and Shops. Operations Manager in Range Radars & Airships, also acted as Program Engineer for 'Fat Albert' Retired in 1990 Rosalee Price's contribution to the Space Program is measured in courage, attitude and inspiration. Her genuine dedication to the Space Program and the Hubble Space 01194 The Hubble Space Telescope Project Rosalee Price Telescope shone through even in her battle for life. Her personal and professional determination was so inspiring to those around her that their lives will be changed forever Dorothy Price worked at KSC for over 27 years. She retired 2245 Donna Atkins Dorothy J. Price in 1998 from the KSC library. Worked for Boeing Co from 1960 to 1974. Worked on the Saturn V program from 1964 to 1974. Worked on the first 00521 Marie Pridgen John Pridgen stage (S-IC) at Huntsville, AL from 1964 to 1966. Was assigned to KSC in the electrical networks checkout and launch team from 1966 to 1974. NASA Johnson Space Center employee from April 1963 through March1989. Member of the Apollo Spacecraft 00584 June Priest June Priest Program Office Team until1970; Center Operations Directorate 1970 through 1989. This brick is dedicated to my Grandfather, Andrew F. Priestly. It is dedicated with love and gratitude for his service in our 1924 Janice S. Roccio Andrew F. Priestly United States Navy during WWII. His patriotism to his country helped pave the way towards making the dream of space exploration a reality. Worked during 1966-1970 at KSC. Was in Program Planning 00579 Eugene Prime Gene Prime for activation and operations. Worked at launch complex 37, 39 and the O&C building. 01521 Marge Pritchard Robert P. Pritchard Employee of Grumman Aircraft (Permanent No. 1077) Bethpage, Long Island, New York for 33 years - 1940 to 1973. 00398 Frank Prochaska Frank Prochaska Manufactured detail parts used in the lunar module (LEM) landing on the moon. Relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada in 1985. 38 year Grumman Aircraft model maker. 25 year model shop 00373 Emil Prochaska Emil Prochaska foreman. Retired 4-30-1975. Constructed space shuttle and LEM presentation models all phases from beginning to end. As a retired aircraft metal smith with 45 years with Grumman starting in 1937, I had the opportunity to work on all aircrafts& 00374 Joseph Prochaska Joseph Prochaska space parts. I feel my biggest thrill was making parts for all lunar modules and all the space shuttles. Jimmy had an infectious love for life, family, friends, his church, motorcycles, diving and Tennessee football. As a young man he proudly served his country in the military. While working at KSC he earned his Bachelor's Degree and was working on is Master's Degree. During his 16 years of 2224 - Section 5 United Space Alliance In-Place Calibration Department Jimmy E. Proffitt service at KSC he made monumental contributions to the Space Shuttle Program through exemplary calibration services. He was recognized for his professionalism, energy, initiative, and integrity on the job. His superior technical and people skills reflect great credit on him and the U.S. Space Program. In 1960 Doris started as a secretary with Project Mercury in 2427 Barbara & Ray Miller D Vandeveer Proj Mercury Hampton Virginia John, as an employee of Grumman Aerospace, was employed as a Design Engineer and Assistant Group Leader in the Ground Support Mechanical/Structural Group. His job 01278 John J. Proscia John J. Proscia was to design equipment used in the testing and support phases of the LEM Development and to supervise other engineers in similar assignments. Worked on Gemini for McDonnell Aircraft Co. at KSC from May 1964to Oct 1966. Worked Skylab for McDonnell Douglas 00586 Ante Puhalovich Ante Puhalovich at KSC from Jan1971 to June 1973. Worked Shuttle for McDonnell Douglas at KSC from May 1979 to Nov 1996. My nephew has been to every launch he could possibly make, his room is decorated with everything he could buy or was given on the shuttles. He works for a shuttle service and 01016 Robert Gallagher Edward Punkerley delivers many a dignitary to the launches. Because of his intense interest, his ability to take care of these men, they like him very much and ask for him every time they are here to drive them to the launch. Bill Quinn (1945-1996) was one of many who breathed life into the space program by simply believing it was worthy and 00248 J. Alexander & Rhonda Quinn Cabanilla William Dennis Quinn possible. He contributed his mind to Lockheed Space Operations and Modular Computers and owed his dreams to space exploration. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Transferred to the Grumman LM Team at Kennedy Space Centering 1966. Assigned to the configuration Management Team responsible for assuring all test data, equipment and 00916 Theresa M. Quinn George F. Quinn engineering information were incorporated. Named Grumman Honoree for the NASA Manned Flight Awareness Program in Apollo 10 Mission 00862 Vincent J. Quinn Vincent J. Quinn Fluid-Mechanical Tech on the Lunar Module 00683 Marguerite Quirein William F. Quirein William Quirein was part of the Grumman Team 2100 Mary & Julius Prigioni Kevin Quirk Will submit at a later time. 01085 Amy Houts Bobby & Pat Quisenberry I joined RCA's missile test project in 1960 and left in 1973. My down range assignments were Grand Bahama Island, Carter Cay, Ascension Island and South Africa. I operated 2447 Bill Redman Jim Cook RCA Radar Tech and maintained FPS-8, MOD II, FPS-16, MPS-25 and TPQ- 18 radars. I enjoyed this important work and camaraderie with my co-workers. Lynn E. Radcliffe was the Base Manager for Grumman at the White Sands Test Facility in New Mexico from 1963-1967. He 00500 Lynn Radcliffe Lynn Radcliffe was Deputy Manager of the Space Craft Assembly and Test Operation in Bethpage, NY from 1967-1968. My father began working in the Space Program in 1962 in Huntsville, AL for Chrysler, moving to KSC to 'officially' work 00255 Anne Barr Robert Raffaelli for NASA in 1964 in Apollo Applications. He eventually moved to Design Engineering where he worked for many years before retiring in 1990. Thomas was a WWII survivor, he trained military dogs in England. Survived by his wife, step children, daughter, four 2476 Luke Hoffman Thomas P. Rafferty grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He loved talking with the astronauts during the Hall of Fame dinners and loved soccer. As a Grumman employee in the PLT #2 Prototype Dept. I 00868 Julius J. Rago Julius J. Rago worked on LEM tooling and parts in the 1960,s My husband worked at Redstone in Huntsville AL. Was sent to NASA and worked there 30 years as Safety Engineer. 00264 Kathryn Ragsdale Barnie Ragsdale Many trials and tribulations presented themselves and he was a loyal and diligent employee. 2226 Jim Johnson James M. Ragusa 01695 Deborah Wuertz Ralph Bruce Rainard Manned the 'Network Control' console during the Gemini and Apollo programs. Section Head - Configuration Control 01719 Ernest L. Randall Ernest L. Randall Section for the Mission Control Center; Network Operations Section; MCC - RTCC Computer Operations Section. FOD Branch &Division Staff's 2363 Cindy Li Amy Li, Tyler & J. Randall Developed re-entry heat shield technology to first ICBM nose cone launched, 1958, and survived re-entry heating. Subsequently, technology utilized on all ICBM and manned 00330 Patrick D. Ranieri Patrick D. Ranieri spacecraft programs. Grumman consultant to ESA Space Lab Program. Grumman Director Operations Support Space Shuttle Launch Processing. Technical Advisor to Grumman President Space Station Program. Worked as an Engineer for Grumman Aerospace Corporation from 1955 to 1989. He started in the Manufacturing Engineering Department, was in the Support Department on 1748 Peter Rapelje Peter W. Rapelje the Lunar Module Program designing ground support equipment and completed his career in the Configuration/Data Management Dept. 00921 Pamela Jill Ratliff Pamela Jill Ratliff Worked for LTV Aero 1782 William Raubach William L. Raubach 1991 Douglas Rawlinson Douglas E. Rawlinson Contributed to space publicity for over 30 years. 01145 William L. Ray Les Ray 01146 Kathrine A. Widerborg Tyler Justin Ray Edwin McCoy Ray, Jr. began work on the Eastern Test Range as a Telemetry Engineer with RCA in April 1955; and for the next 17-1/2 years worked on Telemetry Instrumentation at AFMTC, Cape Canaveral, Telemetry Bldg 1, Bldg 1 Annex, Telemetry Bldg 2 (later Mission Control Center for the Mercury and Gemini Programs), Telemetry Bldg 3, Bldg 3 Annex, and Telemetry Bldg 4. Designed systems for installation and provided Operations support at Stations 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 & 10 Range Sites. Co designed first 120 channel Quick Look decoding system for Bldg 1 Annex and Telemetry Bldg 3. These Systems provided a means to decode and present a quick reduction of the mission test data. Additionally, these data could be copied by ozalid means. Evaluated 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation 1926 Edwin M. Ray, Jr. Edwin M. Ray, Jr. Magnetic Tape Recorders. Evaluated the PACM Telemetry System; a PAM-PCM hybrid. Supported the implementation and operation of the Radio Tracer Tape Abrasitivity System. Wrote Technical Exhibits; monitored Vendor contracts. Spent 2-1/2 years as Liaison Engineer at Telemetry Building 4, Merritt Island, FL. Spent winter of 1971 in Warrington, VA with Harris Corp. @ Vinthill Farms, Army Security Agency (ASA) working on design for Fort Devens, MA Training Center for the Army World Wide Tracking Sites. With a son in college at Florida State University, and excelling chose not to transfer with RCA to the Alaska Communications Project. Returned to Alabama and operated a Whites Home and Auto business for 12 years. Delved into civic activities by joining the Kiwanis Club of Ozark, AL and remained a member for 26 years. 2047 Raymond The Raymond Family Will submit at a later time. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 1963-2004. Worked at radar tracking sites from Florida to California, New Foundland to South Africa and on a ship at sea the USNS Wheeling. Tracked weather balloons to 2468 Pamela Redman Bill Redman RCA Radar Shuttles, ICBMS to deep space probes.Worked with some great people and had some fine times. I wish I could do it again. Tom Recio began his career working on the Saturn V Apollo Program. He was Missions Operations; Payload Operations Director for Space lab missions, and a development leader for 00922 B. Thomas Recio B. Thomas Recio the International Space Station. He received 2 NASA Exceptional Service Medals, and countless NASA/ESA/USAF/Boeing awards Born in Hasselt (Belgium) on 29 December 1964.Attendsecondary education A&D, attend evening arts 2458 Karel Reckers Karel Reckers (painting and graphics). Very young facinated in space travel and NASA projects. Still follow developments of NASA. Today I live in my hometown Hasselt (Belgium. Was a member of the KSC Government/Industry team that 00473 Harold Redman Harold Redman launched Apollo 11 which successfully accomplished man's first landing on the Moon July 20, 1969. Mr. Reed worked as a spray painter for Grumman during this 00799 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reed Robert R. Reed time. He sprayed many various parts and assembles, that went into the LEM. Grace Reger worked for Planning Research Corporation for 9 00806 Grace Reger Grace Reger 1/2years as an executive secretary to the Manager of the Fluid Systems Department Bob Register Engineer for KSC/NASA on Apollo and Shuttle programs for 32 years. Pioneer in the development and 00753 Bob J. Register Bob J. Register implementation of automated checkout system for Saturn Vehicle using RCA 110 A Computer. Branch Chief of Shuttle Avionics and Computer Systems on the Shuttle Program NASA, KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, DESIGN ENGINEERING.1965 TO 1984, APOLLO, SKYLAB, APOLLO- SOUYZ AND SPACE SHUTTLEUMBILICALS AND SERVICING EQUIPMENT DESIGN, LC-39.1984 TO 1990, 01057 Garland Edward Reichle Garland Edward Reichle CHIEF, UMBILICALS DESIGN SECTION.1990 TO 1992, CHIEF, DEVELOPMENT TEST LABORATORY.1992 TO 1994, CHIEF LAUNCH ACCESSORIES DESIGN BRANCH.1994 TO 1995, CHIEF, GSE DESIGN DIVISION. For 42 Years of dedicated service and superior work on the 00093 Cecilia Lenderman Robert F. Reid Thor, Delta, Apollo Skylab, Shuttle PAM and Delta II Programs. 1812 A.O. Reid A.O. 'Pete' Reid Mr. Reinartz's space career spanned 36 years (1957 Army Lieut. ABMA) to 1993. A civilian transferee to MSFC (1960) he was an SES charter member and managed 3 decades of 01181 Stanley R. Reinartz Stanley R. Reinartz programs: Saturn I/IB Skylab, IUS, Spacelab Payloads, Shuttle Boosters. He consulted for Boeing Space Station into 1993 after his 1986 NASA retirement. I was part of the original Grumman Proposal Team and remained on the program for 1 1/2 years during the start up. I was promoted and left the program to return as an Asst. 01133 Norman Reinertsen Norm Reinertsen Project Engineer for ground support. I was again promoted and left the program to return as Safety Director of Space Craft Assembly & Test. I spent a total of almost 6 years in various assignments listed above 2253 Rebecca Reinsmith Matthew S. Reinsmith 01124 Steven & Rachel Ayres Geoffrey Relph April 11 1933 - November 27, 1998 You worked so hard to give to others without thinking of yourself. Your kind words 01728 Lisa Remick Webb I. F. "Rem" Remick and smile brightened many days. You left us so unexpectedly, Dad, we will love, honor, and miss you forever! In our hearts, you will remain, for eternity! Lester F. Rentmeester initiated the U.S. space program in Oct.1954, while a USAF major stationed at the Pentagon. The first satellite was to be used for photographic reconnaissance as part of the open skies policy, approved by President 01226 Jeanne M. Rentmeester Lester F. Rentmeester Eisenhower. One of his later assignments was Director of Safety, Eastern Test Range, at Patrick AF Base. A biography used for one of his magazine articles is attached. The USAF gave him citation for this program Bill worked on the space program from 1963 to 1983. He was a contract administrator at Grumman and served as liaison 00399 Phyllis Resler William Resler between NASA; subcontractors and Grumman. He retired from Grumman and relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada in 1983. He passed away on May 6,1995. 2368 Marty Resnik Judy Resnik A dedicated electrical engineer/manager, Restivo's varied 'Space career encompassed two decades, providing prototype design-fabrication, manufacturing, test and liaison support for the Redstone Missile Guidance Controls; orbiting 00777 Jacqueline M. Restivo Salvatore J. Restivo Astronomical Observatory Star Trackers, Apollo, LEM, and Skylab (sexton &periscope) as well as technical support prior to, during and after launches at Kennedy, Goddard and Johnson Space Centers He is employed with Lockheed at the Space Center for 10 years-Aeronautic Engineer degree from VA Tech - Masters from University of Miami - is a pay loader specialist - worked 00402 Margaret Reutt Niels Reutt on the Hubble. In1970 we visited the Space Center he stood in the center of the building and said - 'Mom, one day I will be here' he was eleven years old. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation My Professional experience includes twenty five years in the Aerospace field with engineering responsibilities in the design of: Missile Launching Facilities (e.g. Titan etc) AMF. The 00831 Robert B. Revenko Robert B. Revenko Grumman-Grumman Aerospace Corp. The Hubble Telescope for space exploration Perkin Elmer Corp. and Test facilities for testing the mirrors on the x ray Telescope- Perkin Elmer Corp Mr. Reye's 37 years with NASA spanned Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Apollo-Soyuz, Viking and Shuttle programs. From White Sands to KSC, Ernie's career ranged from 00509 Farley Stallard Raul Reyes ordnance and mechanical engineer, spacecraft and Payload Operations Chief to Director, Quality Assurance for Kennedy Space Center. Joel Reynolds, Director, Safety Assurance joined NASA/KSC in1969 during the Apollo Moon Landing Program as a Fire Protection Engineer. He rose quickly through the ranks and 01391 Bruce Jansen Joel R. Reynolds became Safety Assurance Director in 1996. He has received numerous awards. Two exceptional Service Medals, Outstanding Leadership Medal, and the Center Directors Award. 01671 Liz Byers Dick Reyome William R. Rezanka - Bill worked on the space program from 1961to 1986. During the Apollo Moon Launch Program, he 00116 Tom & Beverly Crowell William R. Rezanka led the IBM Launch Team in all preparations for the launches of the Apollo 9, 12, 14 and 16 Moon Missions and for the Apollo Skylab Missions 2 and 4. Following 22 years Naval Service, Forrest Joseph "Dusty" Rhodes enthusiastically supported America's Manned Space 2328 P.V. Davidson Dusty Rhodes NASA Flight programs from 1962 through 1973 while working for NASA. A natural mentor who inspired and shared his passion for our country and her endeavors. 1967 James & Debra Ricci Louis Peter Ricci Will submit later Worked on Space Programs throughout my career from June 1968to the present. Started on the Lunar Module Program, continued on Apollo/Space Shuttle and followed BSTS and 00947 John A. Ricciardi John A. Ricciardi now SOIR Programs. Personally worked at Cape on Proposal effort with Fred Haise to successfully win Space Shuttle Processing Contract Anthony Ricciuti was a member of the Grumman Aerospace Lunar Module Team at the Kennedy Space Center from 1966- 1970. His efforts on the important activity of pre launch 01084 Anthony Ricciuti Anthony Ricciuti operations support made a significant contribution to the successful landing of the first men on the moon. Retired from Grumman in 1970 Jerry Richards started his career in 1965 as an aerospace technician on the Apollo Program with its goal of sending man to the moon. Later he was a supervisor of Cryogenics and 2101 Charles E Sweeney Jerry "JR" Richards Swing Arms at Pads A & B for the Space Shuttle. He was well respected for his honest fairness and dedication. He retired in January 2005. I was a millwright that was a part of a team whose main responsibility was servicing of the machine shop equipment 00750 Charles Richardson Charles Richardson that was used in the manufacture of many of the components for the space programs that Grumman was involved in. Worked for Pan Am 1940 to 1972 as a communications representative around the world and in logistics support at Patrick AFB (including Range Tracking ships) during Mercury, 01091 Rebecca Zingarelli Harold Baker Richardson Gemini, and Apollo programs. Employed as systems analyst for Boeing at KSC1973 -1983 and worked on the first Space Shuttle. Retired in 1983 2418 Terri L. Adams Larry V. Richardson Worked for the RCA Missile Test Project (MTP) for 4 years. Spent several years on Eleuthern Island in the Bahamas on 00954 Joseph B. Richburg Joseph B. Richburg the Mistram system in the PMSS group and the computer group. Worked in the Tech lab at PAFB as an engineer in Data Translation Engineering Worked for the RCA Missile Test Project (MTP) for 4 years. Spent several years on Eleuthern Island in the Bahamas, on 01572 Joseph B. Richburg Joseph B. Richburg the Mistram system in the PMSS group and the computer group. Worked in the Techlab at PAFB as an engineer in Data Translation Engineering Graduated from the University of Florida in 1959 with a Bachelor of Industrial Engineering and began his government career as a systems engineer at Warner Robbins AFB in Georgia. In 1964 he started a distinguished 27-year career with NASA at KSC as an industrial engineer and in 1965 he became Program Manager for the KSC Public Affairs Director. In 1979, he was selected as Chief of the Visitors Services Branch and was responsible for the Distinguished Visitors and General Public programs and Special Events. As Chief of the VC, his efforts led the way to acquiring a full sized shuttle exhibit. Following retirement from NASA in 1991, he became Vice President of The Bionectics Corporation until his 00363 Arnold Richman Arnold Richman retirement in 1995. His ties with The Astronauts Memorial Foundation began when he served as the KSC liaison for the design and construction of the Space Mirror Memorial. He has served on the AMF Board of Directors since 1991 and was elected Chairman in January 1997. After his Chairmanship, he served as President until March 1999. He then serves as a member of the Board of Trustees. Many distinguished awards, including NASA's Exceptional Service Medal and Exceptional Achievement Medal have highlighted Richman's achievements, throughout his career. For his dedicated public service to the AMF he was presented the AMF's highest award in 1991, The Ambassador's Award. He resides in Cocoa Beach with his wife, Judy. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 00813 Adella Richter Albert Richter Systems Engineer worked on Lunar Module 01080 Patti Adams J. Bert Ridenour Member Grumman Aerospace Corporation Lunar Module Launch Team at Kennedy Space Center during project Apollo 00498 Florence Riehl & Family William Riehl 1966-1973. Manager Assembly and Test Operations. Assistant Manager Assembly and Test Operations Electronics. Apollo Program - Chief Engineer and Deputy Director, Launch 2235 - Section 5 Scott Rigell Isom A. "Ike" Rigell Vehicle Operations 01697 Pauline Riley Pauline Riley Ben has been dedicated to the Space Program since he was 4 years old. He obtained his pilot's license when he turned 17 and soloed before he could drive. He loves to fly. He is 2096 Stephen M. Riley Benjamin M. Riley graduating from Texas A&M in May '05 as an Aerospace Engineer and will be commissioned into the Navy. He plans to work toward qualifying for the Astronauts Corps. Ben is also an Eagle Scout. 1837 M.A. Ringo, Jr. M.A. 'Hoot & Jane' Ringo, Jr. RCA Veteran of the Manned Space Flight Program for over 30 01333 Don Rinker years Richard Risley - a dedicated and skilled Space Craft Technician. Richard worked on the Space Shuttle vehicles 2097 MLP Operations Richard Risley with skill and passion. The Program will be forever indebted to him. My husband is working with the space shuttle program. His company Daimler Benz Aerospace was two times in space 00379 Sigrid Ritter Kuno Ritter with the satellite ASTRO-SPAS. Sept 93 with Discovery, Nov 94 with Atlantis and now with Columbia on 8th of Nov 96. I hope successful again! Ric has had a love for space since he was a child. It is this love which has enabled him, as a teacher, to instill a similar 00850 Pamela Duval Richard Roberts passion in his students. With honesty and humor, Ric has been able to inspire and encourage students to pursue careers in space I was the Quality Engineer for the Northrop Corp. Ventura Division on the Gemini and Apollo Recovery Systems. This 00942 Richard Orren Roberts Richard Orren Roberts covered Vendor Tests and Earth Landing Tests conducted at NAS El Centra, CA. Patrick Roberts dreamed of working in the space program since he was a small child watching the Apollo program on 2352 Felicia Roberts Patrick Roberts TV. He was proud of graduating from Georgia Tech and was ecstatic to be working as a lead engineer on the Shuttle booster rockets, JPL MRO and MARS drill. Wife of Alexander I Robertson - Project Engineering 00903 Alexander I. Robertson Virginia Robertson Administrator for the Grumman L.M. at the Kennedy Space Center Daughter of Alexander I Robertson - Project Engineering 00905 Alexander I. Robertson Susan B Robertson Administrator for the Grumman L.M. at the Kennedy Space Center I was the Project Engineering Administrator for the Grumman 00906 Alexander I. Robertson Alexander I. Robertson LM. at the Kennedy Space Center. GE Company, Apollo Systems 2-1967 to 2-1970Design Engineering to modify 15kv high voltage LC9 and industrial power system complete 15kv underground and overhead 00966 Madella Robertson R.B. Robertson distribution system from two 115/15kv substations to 150- 15kv step-down unit substations throughout KSC complex providing power to launch area's and local user area's One of Bethpage's Production Control Managers, responsible for the on time fabrication and delivery to manufacturing floor 00615 George Robertson, Jr. George Robertson, Jr. in order to maintain schedules and delivery of all end items including LM. Astronaut/Physician. Perished May 24, 2001 from injuries sustained in a plane crash in Manvel, Texas. Honored September 27, 2007 on behalf of the Rhoades family to 2176 Scott Rhoades Patricia H. Robertson, M.D. commemorate the opening of the Patricia Hilliard Robertson Center for Aviation Medicine at the Indiana Regional Medical Center, Indiana, Pennsylvania. My daughter visited the Space Center last July with her late husband and I am sure this gift will please her very much at 01551 Bernard C. Tracey Meg Tracey Robinson Christmas time. She has been interested in the Space program since she was in early grade school and has collected many items of interest and value. Director Advanced Technology & Advanced Programs Director Shuttle Program Management. Deputy Director 00581 William Rock William Rock Payloads Office. Manager Skylab & ASTP Programs. Director Information systems. Associate Director Apollo Project. Devoted husband to Cris and father to Nick, dedicated 2456 Doug & Nancy Sebastian Bill Morris Rocket Man ambassador of the Space Program and amateur rocketeer - always having fun, doing good and reaching for the stars. Since 1979 Rockwell International AL. Lockheed, Lockheed 2299 Ronald L. Rockey Ronald L. Rockey Martin, United Space Alliance. 2300 Karen S. Rockey Karen S. Rockey Rockwell International Employee. Two children, ages 11 and 9, second generation American who are going to be very proud and inspired to see their 2048 Nicole & Andrea Rodrigues Niki & Andi Rodrigues names inscribed on a brick located at the SpaceWalk of Honor and they just might be a part of a future generation of astronauts. As a reminder to our fun and friendship during you pilot 2446 Luc Bertels Pilot Glenn Rogerman couse! Luc Bertels Flight Instructor NASA Safety Specialist on Satellites: ORFEU-SPASI STS 51, 01099 Jimmie E. Rogers Jimmie E. Rogers CRISTASPAS I STS 66 ORFEUS SPAS II STS 80 and CRISTA - SPAS II STS 85 As a fitting memorial to my late husband, Raymond E Rogger, I wish to have his name memorialized on a brick as one of the 00647 Ann E. Rogger Raymond E. Rogger designers of the original Lunar Excursion Module. He was very proud to have been a part of the Apollo Project Supported the space program from the first sub-orbital flight 00198 Alan Marvin Rakofsky Alan Marvin Rokofsky to the present space shuttle program. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Marilyn was a secretary at the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland Ohio where she met Frank Rom. Married in 1950, they raised 7children. Marilyn maintained the home and family 00920 Paul F. Rom Marilyn A Rom and supported Frank during his years at NASA. Enjoying retirement with Frank, they have 17 grand children and 2 great grand children Frank was a member of the original NASA Team of Engineers/Scientists hand picked by the NASA Administration 00919 Paul F. Rom Frank E. Rom, Sr. to begin the U.S.. Space Program. He held several Director Positions at the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland Ohio, and continues to consult for NASA in his retirement M. Romanelli, a member of the LEM engineering team was the LEM Landing Gear Group Leader. He started on LEM in late 1962 when it was in its proposal stage and remained 00674 Marcello Romanelli Marcello Romanelli active until after the first Lunar Landing leaving the program in 1970. At its peak, the design team he led numbered 21 design engineers Grumman Quality Control Coordinator to assure contractual quality inspection requirements, with the approval of the 00446 Edmund Romano Edmund Romano NASA government representatives, appear on the shop documents used to construct the lunar module. Group member responsible for the design of the LM electrical power system. Instrumental in supporting all LM missions at Bethpage Mission Control Center including Apollo 13 mishap. 00699 Murray Romano Murray Romano Support team member sent to KSC to prepare and activate the LM ascent and descent stage batteries prior to the Apollo Launches As a Quality Control Inspector for Grumman my responsibilities included checking surface preparation of Space Shuttle Wings and Elevons prior to prime coat. 01173 Russell Romano Russell Romano Subsequent to priming surfaces, thickness and application is inspected and presented to the customer for their final acceptance 01598 Bernadine Romanowski Joseph J. Romanowski Jim was an electronics engineer with NASA KSC from August 1964until March 1995. He had the privilege to participate in 00310 Kia R. Smith James A. Romine the development and operations of the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Shuttle programs as a data systems engineer. In honor for the turnery Günter Jakob near Leipzig for their integrity into the space education (help for the NASA 2342 Ralf & Yvonne Heckel International Space Education Institute DREH - MEISTER RONNY HESSEL Moonbuggy Race) and practices for young future engineers. Thanks to Mr. Ronny Hessel, master for the turnery with CNC- machines in Holzhausen/Saxonia. Bob Rook was the Second Line Manager at United Space Alliance for the Space Shuttle Electrical and Avionics 2323 Electical & Avionics Department USA - Spaceops.com Robert T. Rook, II Engineering group for 10 years. Prior to this assignment, he was an INS Manager & INS Engineer. As a member of KSC's Team, James represents that elite group of dedicated, honest and hard working members of the 00896 Mary F. Rooker James E. Rooker Nations Space Program; who with diligence, humility and perseverance, constantly strive for excellence in the continuous improvement of manned space flight Presented in memory of F. R. 'Randy' Rooker a 25 year veteran, who devoted his life toward furthering our Nations Space Program. Randy embodied the qualities of team work, 00897 Mary F. Rooker 871 Hunter Park Place F. R. Rooker dedication, honesty and mutual respect and was an inspiration to all in the continuous improvement of manned space flight Between 1964 and 1982, Julius Ropog was an engineer at TRW in Cleveland, Oh. He worked on a variety of aerospace 01327 Marty & Todd Ropog Julius Ropog projects, including the S-IV B stage of the Saturn V launch vehicle as well as the descent engine used to land the lunar module on the moon. Our Dad, Allen B. Rorvik, originally from Montana, started working for Boeing in 1954, in Seattle, Washington. He 2122 Nancy Gerwe Allen B. Rorvik worked on KC 135 Jet Tanker, the Minuteman Missile in Lancaster, CA and at Cape Canaveral on the Apollo Saturn project as a Launcher Umbilical Tower monitor in the VAB. Larry is a Propulsion expert. He started in the rocket business in the 1950,s. He saw and helped the complete Space 00888 Judith J. Rose Lawrence J. Rose Program come to life, land on the moon and now exploring space. He spent nearly 40 years in this business before retiring from Martin Marietta 1959-1965 RCA-MTP Various Technical Training Courses supporting ETR and Projects Mercury & Gemini 1965-1967 00956 John C. Rose John C. Rose First Communications Manager at KSC Launch Complex 39 (Saturn/Apollo) 01511 Michael Browser Brian Rose Tom rose has dedicated his technical expertise to the United States Space Shuttle Program for more than twenty years. 01523 Randy Hayes Tom Rose He worked at the historic LC39A (Pad A) in the hypergolic and fuel cell servicing systems. Tom has earned the honor of being called a true 'Pad Rat'. Howard Roseman served in the Infantry during WW II in Europe, as an electrical engineer (MSEE) He worked at NASA Headquarters from April 1965, beginning on the Apollo 01457 Howard M. Roseman Howard M. Roseman Program until January1997 when he retired as Manager, Space Shuttle Integration. During that time he received many honors and awards Anthony R Rosinski was a NASA employee at the John F. Kennedy Space Center, Procurement Office, from June 1964 01465 Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Carter Anthony R. Rosinski until his untimely death in October 1975 at the age of 39. At the time of his death, Tony was Contracting Officer for the Shuttle runway construction contract. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation During the 1960's while my husband was employed by Sperry Gyroscope Co. as a Senior Engineer, he was involved with 00730 Carolyn Ross Larry Ross the development and building of the three high power transmitters and power amplifiers & radars aboard tracking ships Arnold and Vandenberg. He worked with Wernherr V. Braun in several projects 00421 Elisabeth Rossmann Joseph Rossmann especiallyV2 and made therefore a lot for the later started shuttle program. 1785 William Hanley Sharon Kelly Roth 01720 Sarah Albright David & Sharon Rothman Hugo Rotondi was an employee of R.C.A. during the historical period of our country's space program. He worked along side friends Richard Marine and John Esposito. We all made 01642 Mrs. Hugo Rotondi Hugo Rotondi lasting friendships that last to this day. Loving wife Elaine and daughters Nancy and Elaine were cheerleaders for the space program and Florida. Started 1/4/60 - end 12/27/69 Hugo, Elaine & daughters relocated from NY to Florida in 1960. Hugo left Kodak for a position with RCA as a lab technician at Patrick Air Force Base. The next 10 years were happy ones, with priceless memories of friends & family watching historical space launches over beautiful Cocoa Beach. A wonderful time, cannot imagine anything better. 2083 Hugo Rotondi Elaine & Hugo Rotondi Hugo Rotondi was employed by RCA during the pioneering time of the space exploration program. Working along side friends Richard Marine & John Esposito, developing film and photographs capturing historical images for a lifetime. Loving wife Elaine and daughters Nancy & Elaine were cheerleaders of the space program, Florida and Dad. 01287 Alan Gordon Rottman The Rottmans 01289 Alan Gordon Rottman The Rottmans Associate Administrator for External Affairs, 1975-1978First appointed organized coordinated relationships with industry, 00707 Herbert J. Rowe Herbert J. Rowe Congress, White House, NASA Centers, Academia, Military and general public RCA/ Ralph V (Mick) Rowe Work History 1/16/59 through 9/30/88.Trinidad/ Fernando De Noronha/ Antigua/ Eleuthera/ Grand Turk/San Salvador/ Ascension/ Mahe/ South Africa/ Greenland/ Alaska/Andros/ Cudjoe Key/ Cape Canaveral 01680 Ralph V. Rowe Ralph V (Mick) Rowe Jan 1959- August 1972Missile Test Project/ Jan 1975- Oct 1988 Ballistic Missile Early Warning System. Atlantic Underwater Test & Evaluation Center. Air Control & Warning Project, Tethered Aerostat Radar Systems 2049 Elisabeth Rowley Elisabeth Rowley Will submit at a later time. Blake is a 10 year old Space enthusiast who has a remarkable collection of Space memorabilia. The only place 01264 Paula M. Roy M.D. Evan Blake Roy he asks to visit on Florida vacations is Kennedy Space Center My responsibility for the Grumman Group as Vice President 01159 Thomas Rozzi Thomas Rozzi of Grumman, was Security, personnel, and labor relations Sal for 14 years, working in the quality control technical service department was responsible for overseeing the many 00774 Sal Rubino Sal Rubino thousands of manufacturing and quality control documents liaison between Grumman QC and NASA QC should questions of quality control arise NASA Astronaut Training Specialist, Space Flight Simulated Division. Served as NASA Astronaut Training Officer and Space-craft Flight Simulator Operator on Gemini, Apollo 00566 Charles Rudd Charles Rudd Command Module, Lunar Module and Shuttle Spacecraft programs. Trained astronauts in Spacecraft Systems, Ingress- Egress Procedures and Lunar Surface Experiments. Served as an Apollo Program Crew Debriefing Officer. Rudolf works for DASA Astro-Spas program which is part of 00478 Annemarie Sub Suess Rudolf several space missions made with the shuttle. This is dedicated by his family with love and gratitude for his service in our United States Army during WWII. His patriotism to his country helped pave the way towards making the dream 1975 Janice FitzGerald Joseph Rudzinski of space exploration a reality. His pride in our country's space efforts was evident as he watched the launch of the Apollo- Soyuz from KSC. 1765 Cheri Rufener Roger K. Rufener Worked as a mechanical technician in testing, installation of components, servicing with fuels and liquids, pyrotechnics installation, and prepare spacecrafts for launch with 00344 Nelson Ruiz Nelson Ruiz Grumman Aerospace (3/66 - 1/73) in lunar modules (LM-1 thru LM-6); with General Dynamics (1/77 - 10/77) in Atlas Centaur; with Rockwell(3/78 - 2/84) and Lockheed (2/84 - 7/95) in space shuttle (STS-1thru STS-62). I Raymond Russo was a Lunar Module Pioneer and was a member of the Grumman A/C Engineering Corp. Team at 00793 Raymond Russo Raymond Russo KSC. When the first Apollo Lunar Landing Space Craft was launched on 1/22/68and worked the Apollo Program thru its completion as a manufacturing Space Craft Foreman 2095 Dennis & Diane Peterson Matthew Russo Will submit at a later time. From Dec 1967 through March 1970 worked on thermal shielding of the ascent stages of the lunar module in plant 5 00324 James Ruszkai James Ruszkai Bethpage, NY. I also was sent to the Cape to continue on LM#5 and also witnessedLM#3 being sent up during the Apollo program. 1861 Gene Fetner Julian Wakefield Tom Rutherford RCA ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Graduated from Georgia Tech 1956; Army Ballistic Missile Agency Redstone Project and launch of first US satellite, January 30,1958; worked design of Saturn's, Skylab, 00737 Cary Rutland Cary Rutland Spacelab, Hubble Telescope. 1986 joined shuttle return-to- flight, manager solid rocket booster project; 42 shuttle launches, retired April 1995.NASA Exceptional Service Medal and Snoopy Awards. 01612 Mary A. Rutt Mary A. "Sam" Rutt 'RCA Old Timer' Started space career 19 Sept 1936, Picatinney Arsenal NJ, worked on space related projects for various contractors. 00133 Edward N. Ryan, Jr. Edward N. Ryan Was Safety Manager at LC 39 Pad A between May 1965 and Oct 1969. Worked in the space industry 33 years. 01508 Thomas Burke Emily Burke Ryan Burke Started space career 28 Oct 1969 served as Missile Maintenance Technician USAF and ICBM Maintenance Manager (Titan II) until retirement in 1987. Worked at KSC 00134 Edward N. Ryan, Jr. Edward N. Ryan, Jr. form 11/87 to present as Technical Training Instructor. I have trained Flight/Closeout and Astronaut Rescue Crews from STS 27 thru present. Space industry service 27 years. Paul was the Manufacturing Vehicle Manager (day shift) for 01516 Sue Ann Sachse Paul Caspar Sachse LM1and LM5, for Grumman. He and our family have always been proud of this accomplishment and honor. NASA and Kennedy Space Center supporter, dedicated to 2137 Rod Saisho Rod Saisho the success of The American Space Program. April 1, 2006: Participant of the NASA/KSC ATX program. 01142 Louis Salamone Louis Salamone Luis Salinas is the program manager of Safety and Risk for 2205 - Section 5 Trudy Shomo Luis Salinas Delaware North Companies. He keeps employees and guests safe every day. Larry worked for NASA at the Marshall Space Flight Center for 27 years, NASA headquarters for 2 years and Kennedy 00697 Faye A. Salter Larry D. Salter Space Center for 6 years. His expertise was Assuring the Structural Integrity of Flight Components. Programs included the Saturn V, Skylab and the Space Shuttle main engines 01701 Araceli Y. San Jose Chris & Bryan San Jose RCA JANUARY 1956 THRU OCTOBER 1988AND STILL 01693 R. M. Sanders R. M. 'Sandy' Sanders WORKS FOR C S R Born 12-10-11 in San Diego, California. Began Boeing career 1959-1963 Roswell, NM on Missile Program. 1963-1972 New Orleans-Michoud. Developed new concept of procedures and 00849 Mrs. L. Habenicht Lloyd Nelson Sanford scheduling systems for Facilities A & R and Maintenance functions for S-1C Program. Honored by inclusion in Apollo/Saturn V Roll of Honor, Library of Congress 2050 Barry W. Sans The Sans Family Will submit at a later time. Fred was a still photographer with the Mercury, Gemini, and 01402 Ruth Santomassino Fred A. Santomassino Apollo Programs. two of his pictures were published in National Geographic Began his career in 1957 with RCA in range safety and the odolite camera's. Spent time with the Martin Co. then went 01432 Patricia W. Santos Craig V. Santos with Rockwell thru the Apollo Program. Also time with Grumman and back to Rockwell until retirement 7/31/95 01730 Johnise L. Sapundjieff Johnise L. Sapundjieff Aerospace Engineer, Apollo Program. Saturn IV, I B, and V Boosters (Boeing). Launch team, early Apollo missions. At Grumman, responsible for electrical systems of the Lunar 00786 Mrs. Minnie Sarbello Salvatore A. Sarbello Module. When Apollo 13,s service module explosion cut electric power, he ran the tests determining that the LM could supply power to the crippled space craft 00023 Thomas J. Sarko Thomas J. Sarko Science teacher and aerospace educator since 1975. NASA Engineer for thirty plus years. Worked Space Shuttle and NASA Atlas programs. Contributed as team member to ground processing and successful launches of multiple 2312 Roger Sarkovics Roger Sarkovics GOES, weather and TRDSS communications satellites, Shuttle/ DOD, Shuttle /MIR and Shuttle/ Space Station missions, as well as the Hubble Space Telescope. 2001 Rebecca Sarver Rebecca & Jeremy Sarver Will submit at a later time. Only Bendix employee to receive Certificate of Appreciation from Director of NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL in1974 for technical and managerial 00284 Melanie Sasiela William Sasiela participation in Saturn-Apollo-Skylab program. NASA Public Service Award from NASA headquarters, Washington, D.C. as result of dedicated efforts contributed to success of the Apollo-Soyuz (USA-USSR) joint mission. Chief Engineer Spacecraft Operations. Apollo, Skylab, Apollo- 00035 G. T. Sasseen G.T. Sasseen Soyuz Chief Engineer Shuttle Program. Skunk Works - Space Station Engineer Director Shuttle Return to Flight. Christopher has been my friend and motivation during my career at Ames. As my son, he has been always supportive and interested in my work with the Russian joint program, as 00997 Paul Savage Christopher Savage well as in preparing for Spacelab mission STS-58 in 1993. I want him to be a part of NASA's SpaceWalk of Honor as a tribute to his love and support of me, and of his interest in our space program. Director of the Ground Guidance System that provided orbital insertion steering commands and discrete functional events 01306 John H. Savarie John H. Savarie for precise Mercury, Gemini and Atlas Adgena Astronauts safe flight and orbital entry ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Corina Marie Savela worked for NASA contractor McDonnell Douglas from 1987-1990. The primary project was the Partial Payload Checkout Unit (PPCU) used later to process payloads prior to a shuttle mission. Corina received the following awards: PPU Source Evaluation Team - NASA 1925 Corina Savela Corina Marie Savela Team Award, Significant Contribution on the PPCU Critical Design Review - NASA Recognition, NASA Group Achievement Award for being a member of the PPCU Design Team. Corina was responsible for the Archive and Retrieval Subsystem (ARS). 1742 Richard & Opal Marchant Richard Saville RCA 01573 Ferdinando Savio Ferdinando Savio Mr. Sawyer’s contribution spans 42 years and covers the country from coast to coast. He served as a Range Safety Analyst at the Pacific Missile Range and moved on to become the Director of Range Safety at Eglin AFB. Buz joined NASA 1997 Laura Gosper J. Charles 'Buz' Sawyer, Jr. Headquarters during return to flight where he provided Safety and Mission Assurance guidance to numerous spacecraft programs. His position during his years at Kennedy Space Center was as the Manager of the Payload Carriers Program. 1750 Vickie, Kevin & Kelley Sax Chistina M. Sax Ken was employed by the Grumman Aerospace Corporation and assigned to the Kennedy Space Center from 1967 00322 Kenneth M. Saxton Kenneth M. Saxton through 1970 as program planner and scheduler in support of the lunar module (LM) portion of the Apollo program. He worked on Apollo missions seven through thirteen. Manager, Medical Operations, Kennedy Space Center. Supported 50+ space shuttle missions. At KSC 1988 (student), 1994 (employee). Aerospace and Occupational Medicine certified. Supervisor, Medical Education Program. 2307 Philip Scarpa, M.D. Philip J. Scarpa M.D., M.S. Coordinator, Human Research program. Columbia accident investigation team. Published researcher. Instrumental in United Kingdom forming a space medicine association. Executive officer, Aerospace Medical Association. My programs at Grumman included working on the LEM & Lunar Rover. While in Human Factors I edited the Apollo 2154 Joel Schachter Joel Schachter Operations Handbook on APS, DPS & RCS. I also designed the Lunar Rover test site & managed it at Calverton Facility. Echo II program & launch team - Cape Canaveral AFS, Fla. 00731 Alvin Schaefer Alvin Schaefer &Vandenberg AFS, Cal. Apollo program - Asst. Mgr - assembly & testops. Kennedy Space Center, Fla. RCA-MTP Staff Clerk and Wire Technician - Grand Bahamas A.A.F.B. 1955-1969 1946 Fred Schaefer Fred Schaefer Recorded astronauts de-briefings for RCA/Others Resides at "Ex-Mari" Villa - Gold Rock Creek, Grand Bahamas; Miami, Florida; Blowing Rock, N. Carolina 1995 Fred Schafer Francis L. Schafer Will submit at a later time. Irwin Jay Schauer has served as NASA LaRC's Quality and Productivity Officer since 1990, and as a designated Grievance Examiner, National Examiner for the Presidents 01281 Irwin Jay Schauer Irwin Jay Schauer Quality Award and for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award; and previously as Personnel Director. He also served in management positions at NASA Headquarters. Catharine Guberman Schauer contributed to the space program at NASA LaRC as the Center's Public Affairs Officer 01282 Catharine G. Schauer Catharine G. Schauer for Space and currently as a Program Analyst for the Space Science Support Office. She received more than 30 National and State Awards for projects related to her NASA efforts. 2182 John L. Schaumann John L. Schaumann RCA-MTP Started in 1956. CAME TO CKAFS (MARTIN COMPANY) 12/63 TO ACTIVATE COMPLEX #41 FORGEMINI PROGRAM THEN WORKED IN OPERATIONS SUPPORT (GE). JOINEDNASA 12/66; WORKED WITH APOLLO, SKYLAB & SHUTTLE 01051 From His Proud 6 Children & Their Spouses Richard 'Dick' Schealer PROGRAMS; TOVANDENBERG AFB AS SHUTTLE FACILITIES OPERATIONS SUPPORT MANAGER;RETURNED TO KSC TO SERVE AS SHUTTLE TEST DIRECTOR. RETIRED NASA11/88 Ray provided Range Instrumentation Engineering support since the early sixties for the manned missions including Mercury, Gemini and Apollo. During the Space Shuttle 00296 Raymond Scheen Ray Scheen program he developed the computer software architecture for the automated support requirements system data base. This data base is also supporting the International Space Station processing. Bendix Corp. Navigation & Ctrl.1969-1970 Project Engineer, Apollo Applications, Sys. Engineering Group. Ground Equipment for Launch of Apollo Applications Skylab's. Amer. Rockwell 1966-68 Flight Test Engineer, Stage Saturn V 01365 James F. Sherer James F. Scherer Apollo Launch Vehicle. Supervised recording station R2 SC Launch Control Ctr. Complex 39.Member of Launch Team Saturn V Vehicle. NASA 1962-65 Engineering Aide NASA Co- op Cape Canaveral. Launch Vehicle. Sat. tracking & Acoustical labs,& operations. UDOP Betty Scherer was an employee at KSC for over 15 years. Betty worked on the Space Shuttle as a Quality Control Inspector for both Rockwell and Lockheed. Primarily, Betty 1966 Tracy Jennings Betty Scherer was responsible for inspecting the thermal tile during and after installation to the shuttle; as well as inspecting crew compartment instrumentation. From Jan 1966 to July 1970 was part of the Lunar Module Team that provided support for the systems check as the vehicle moved from M.S.O. to the V.A.B. and then finally to 00326 Richard C. Scherrer, Sr. Richard Scherrer, Sr. the launch pad. Provided advance planning by reviewing detailed test procedures; co-coordinated and arranged equipment requirements to successfully complete tests before final countdown. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Grumman Corporation VP for Advanced Technology (retired). Previously, headed Grumman's Research group that made significant contributions to the LM's success including a 00686 Richard Scheuing Richard A. Scheuing, PhD unique 'detonation shock tube' concept for accurate laboratory simulation of rocket plumes, leading to complete redesign of the LM thermal protection system immediately prior to first orbital flight During my employment at Grumman Aircraft Corp. I had the privilege of working on the American Space Program. My contribution was the manufacture of various welded aluminum 00771 Gunther A. Schield Gunter A. Schiel hardware assemblies for the LM. The most recognizable being the heat shield framework for the vehicle's main fuel cells 01436 Philip W. Schielke Werner A. Schielke Paul Schiffres, a Professional Engineer with a Master Degree in Electrical Engineering, contributed to the design and development of radar systems for military aircraft and space vehicles. Between 1964 and 1971 Mr.Schiffres devoted his efforts exclusively to Project Apollo where he participated in various engineering aspects of the Lunar Module's radar development program. In 1969 he was appointed -Senior Group Leader managing a twenty-two man engineering staff with responsibility for the vehicle's Landing Radar, Rendezvous Radar, Command Service Module Transponder. As such he was closely involved in all phases of radar qualification testing, hardware 00447 Paul Schiffres Paul Schiffres reliability assurance, and equipment mission readiness reviews at Cape Kennedy for the lunar flights of Apollo 9 to 15. The Landing Radar in particular was a "mission critical" system that would have required an abort of the landing had it malfunctioned. Mr.Schiffres served on Grumman's mission support team at the Houston Manned Spacecraft Center on Apollo 11, the first manned landing on the moon. During his twenty-nine years at the Grumman Aircraft Corporation he participated in the design, development, and production efforts on Grumman aircraft radars, worked on many classified state of the art radar performance technology efforts including studies of Space Based Radar Systems. In Memory of Thomas G Schindler who passed away July 18,1999 Donated by Coastal Carolinas Chapter of Grumman Retiree Club. Tom was a Grumman Aerospace Corporation 01535 Coastal Carolinas Chapter Of Grumman Retiree Club Thomas George Schindler employee over 38 years, from February 1952 through October 1991.He was considered top management and worked on the LM,F-14 and other projects Assistant Program Manager Apollo Lunar Module Grumman 01165 Donald F. Schlegel Donald F. Schlegel Aerospace Corp. Bethpage NY. Program Director Space Shuttle Orbiter Wings Grumman) I was employed by RCA from 1959 to 1982, and by Raytheon from1982 to 1994. Both companies held major contracts on the Eastern Range during my tenure. My work with both 01610 Albert J. Schmidt Albert J. Schmidt companies involved writing technical proposals for competitive procurements, utilizing the expertise of Eastern Range engineering and technical personnel. Major Frederick William Schmidt Jr. was carried home by the Lord after a short battle with illness on January 22, 2015. 2398 Patricia A. Schmidt Fredrick William Schmidt Jr. Fred was a space, travel and nature enthusiast. He enjoyed hiking, exploring and astronomy. He loved to be part of the great wonders of nature that God created. I, HOWARD W. SCHMOHL, WORKED FOR GRUMMAN WHEN IT WAS GRUMMANAIRCRAFT ENG. CO. IN TH EARLY 60'S I WORKED IN PL #2 TOOL & DIEDEPT. IN 01071 Howard W. Schmohl Howard W. Schmohl BETHPAGE L.I. N.Y.. AT THAT TIME I MACHINED ANDFABRICATED MANY TOOLS USED IN THE FABRICATION OF THE LUNAR MODULE Early Mercury days flew British Shackleton patrol using Sarah Equipment searching for re entry vehicles. Later flew U.S. patrol aircraft P2V,P5M and P3 on recovery missions. 01104 Dr. James M. Schneider Dr James M. Schneider Assisted in designing, manufacture and installation special high gain antenna to overcome lost signal from spacecraft/re entry vehicle 1852 RCA Old-Timers Robert "Bob" Schnepf RCA Our father, N. Walter Schnurman, worked for 42 years at Grumman Corporation, the manufacturer of the Lunar Module 00561 David Schnurman N. Walter Schnurman and the Lunar Rover. As children, we were all gathered around the television for the new family experience, watching every lift off, lunar landing and all splash downs. 01592 Union Middle School Union Middle School - Iowa Marilyn has been a true inspiration to all of those that have had the privilege to know and work with her through more 1979 Curtis Brodhecker Marilyn K. Schorfield than 20 years to the Manned Space Program. She has always shown the professionalism expected for the Space Program at KSC. Chris has shown great dedication to the Manned Space Flight Program of the United States of America for more than 34 1980 Curtis Brodhecker Christopher Schorfield years. His commitment to the Space Program has been an inspiration to all of us that have had the pleasure to work with him through the years. The German Winfried Schrempp started his international space career as a member of COMSAT in 1965-67. In 1993- 94 he returned to the USA with a German crew to prepare the 00380 Gertrud Schrempp Winfried Schrempp launches of the satellites ORTEUS-SPAS and CHRISTA- SPAS on the shuttle flightsSTS-51 and STS-66 at the Kennedy Space Center. 01474 United Pawn Schroefels United Pawn Schroefel's ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Grumman Engineering- Release and Control group, checked all drawing and engineering orders prior to release. Released 01010 Robert Schuck Robert Schuck drawing & EO's to shops so parts could be made. Worked on LEM from 1965 thru 1971. Aug. 1964 -Apr. 1967 Bethpage NY-Electro-Mechanical design group leader in electrical power sub-system. Apr. 1967- 01161 Cortlandt E. Schult Cortlandt E. Schult Apr. 1970 Kennedy Space Center, FL.- Electrical power sub system group leader in the project engineering office Carl Schultze (1980-2002) won a Silver Snoopy as a founding member of the Emergency Medical Technician Corps at KSC. He was Lead Technician at Ordnance Processing Facility and 1948 Larry Taylor Carl E. Schultze responsible for critical Shuttle safety systems. He was active in community youth sports and a member of the Knights of Columbus. Charlie served the SPC program as a USA Facility Site Coordinator at LC-39 launch pad A from April 1990 - June 1997. He was instrumental in the implementation of GSS 01032 Lorraine Champagne Charles Schutten Shuttle launch and post-launch pad operations. His candor and humor was enlightening during the stress of daily launch requirements. I work for Delaware North in Orbit Cafeteria as a G.I.W. I have been working there since June 1993. I am starting my 00244 Rose Schwartz Rose Schwartz third year as member of A.M.E. I continue to be an avid Space Fan and watch all launches. As an engineer and executive at Rocketdyne, Hercules and Alliant Tech systems, Richard Schwartz has made a significant contributions to America's Space Program. He is 00763 Richard Schwartz Richard Schwartz widely recognized for his leadership on major programs including the Saturn V, Global Positioning System Satellite, Space Shuttle orbiter and main engine, Space Station Delta II, and Titan IV William T Schwendler was a founder of Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, and served as Chief Engineer from it,s1929 inception into the 1950,s. His conservative design 01115 William T. Schwendler, Jr. William T. Schwendler philosophy and position as Grumman's Chairman of the Executive Committee during the Apollo Program contributed to the success of Grumman's Lunar Module Program. Al Schwindt worked at KSC from 1967 until his death May 15,1999He was an engineer working in the Hazardous Gas 01512 Alice B. Schwindt Alphonse J. Schwindt Detection System, from the Apollo Program on, and he was scheduled to work the shuttle launch in may. He was a dedicated man whose joy in his work never wavered. 2473 Justin Eaton Anastasia Scott Eaton Holding for Mr. Scully to submit after he receives his 00352 D. D. Buchanan Edward Scully certificate for Christmas. During 1956-1958 Col. Seaberg worked on Air Force program Suntan exploiting liquid hydrogen as a propulsion fuel. In 1958 he became the first manager of Project Centaur which 00765 Col John D. Seaberg Col. John D. Seaberg included development of the RL-10 hydrogen rocket engine. In 1959 he was transferred to NASA to continue managing Centaur 'Harry' was there, in fire and security (1955), From the Downrange Islands to PAFB and then the building of the 00964 Rose Marie Seabolt Harris Seabolt Space Center. As a Safety Engineer through Mercury, Gemini and Apollo Programs and then the Space Shuttle ending his career with Martin Marietta and the Titan Program (1993) Earl, was in the first group of Electrical (Quality Control) 01171 Earl B. Seagle Earl B. Seagle Inspector assigned to the LEM Program in Plant 5 Bethpage NY 01645 Edward Sears Edward Sears RCA RCA/ Worked at Cape Canaveral AFS. March 1962-to Sept 1993. RCA March 1962- to Sept 1987,GE Sept 1987 to Sept 01653 Billy E. Seay Billy E. Seay 1988, CSR Sept 1988 to Sept 1993. Communications, Communications Security, and Timing. Doug Sedgley started with Grumman on the Apollo project in May1963, after having worked in rocket engine and propellant development in California. He was Engineering Analysis 00681 Margaret A. Sedgley Douglas W. Sedgley group leader in the Reaction Control Subsystem Section, where he supported all Lunar Module space flights through Apollo 11the first manned landing Wrote test and checkout procedures to prepare Apollo spacecraft for launch to the moon. Wrote operations maintenance instruction manuals to process space shuttles 00346 Delores Sees Marion Sees for launch. Specialist in support of flight component repairs in avionics lab at NASA Shuttle Logistics Depot. Received 'Silver Snoopy' and 'Space Flight Awareness' launch honoree awards. 1927 Edwin E. Seibel Edwin E. Seibel Will submit at a later time. 01372 Vern Seibert Vern Seibert Theresa was a Grumman employee from September 8th 1965 to her retirement on June 30th 1987 (22 yrs). She worked in most plants within the Bethpage Campus. All drawings and 00669 Theresa A. Seip Theresa A. Seip related information passed through her hands as part of management in Reproduction and Drawing Distribution Departments this effort included all company and Space Programs Danny was employed by Grumman from September 28th 1941 to retirement on May 31 1984. Enjoyed 22 years in plant 2 tool &fixture department and 21 years as a tooling and later 00675 Daniel T. Seip Daniel T. Seip an Airframe Time Estimator. During the Space program he was instrumental in building the descent stage module assembly fixture and the erection at the engine support fixture for 'Fire In The Hole ' before relocation to white sands Michael was a loyal, combat-decorated veteran of the U.S. military who felt honored and privileged to also have served 2327 Tom Loshe Michael J. Seleway his country through his dedicated support of U.S. space programs. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 01494 Marilyn Selkirk Samuel J. Selkirk 01495 Marilyn Selkirk Robert A. Selkirk I started with Grumman 3-19-1934 Perm # 197I was Manufacturing Supervisor of the Ascent Stage for the entire 00814 Chester W. Senig Chester W. Senig program. I retired April 1977 while in charge of Electron Beam Welding (Titanium) F14 wing center section MR. Sestile Started W/NASA In 1964 As A Launch Vehicle Test Conductor For The Saturn 1 AND 1B Programs. SES Then Moved To Apollo Saturn 5 As A NASA Lead Launch Test Director For Apollo Saturn 5 Missions 10,14, & 16. After 00544 Mark E. Sestile Eugene M. Sestile The Apollo Program Ended, Mr. Sestile Headed The Manifest, Planning & Scheduling For The Shuttle Program From STS 1 THROUGH STS 81, & Presently Working On The NASA Space Station Integration Team. Krista has been a NASA employee for 12 years. She has received the coveted 'Silver Snoopy' award from Astronaut Scott Horowitz for her effort in design and completion of a 00135 John P. Shaffer Krista K. Shaffer safety measure to fill voids in tunnels under the Crawler way. Her effort in this project ensured continued safety of roll-outs for all Space Shuttles to CC 39 A or CC 39 B. John has been employed by EG&G Florida for 6 years. John received the coveted 'Silver Snoopy' award from astronaut Kevin Kregel in1995 for his effort in the cleanup of 00136 John P. Shaffer John P. Shaffer contamination at the C-5switch yard. His effort ensured continuing electrical service to all launch pads ensuring continued on time launch schedules. 01316 Paul M. Shambreskis Robert & Helen Shambreskis 01317 Paul M. Shambreskis Paul M. Shambreskis 2117 Jacki Shanes Jeffrey H. Shanes Benjamin is only seven years old (1997) and has been to KSC 4times and he loves it. He saw two Shuttle launches and 00863 Steve Shapiro Benjamin Shapiro he met Astronaut Fred Haise. He will plan many more returns with his Dad and later his kids. He loves to shop and collect autographs Herman S. Sharma: Retired employee of The NASA Johnson Space Center Houston, TX. Was employed as an Exercise Physiologist in the Life Sciences Division from May 1962- Jan.1985.During my employment at MSC-JSC,I worked in 01448 Herman S. Sharma Herman S. Sharma Flight Medicine Branch, conducting tests on Subjects testing the Space Suits before missions, treadmill stress tests on Astronauts prior to Space Flights. Also traveled aboard Navy Ships testing Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Apollo Soyuz, Shuttle Missions Donald J Sharp, Poplar Bluff, Missouri USAF (7 1/2 yrs) Military Duty AFSC/TSO Ballistics/Cruise Contracts. NASA (21 yrs) MSC/FO Contracting Officer Mercury/Gemini KSC/RFMO DFRC ALT Landing Site Development Resident 01263 Andre V. Sharp Donald J. Sharp KSC Project Office Representative STS landings. LSOC (5 1/2 yrs) VAFB Process Planner ET/SRB KSC Program Analyst Payload Engineering Awards (30) Siler Snoopy, Hubble (HST), STS Missions, ALT, Gemini, Mercury, Delta/Centaur Viking Pioneer I have worked with the space program at Patrick AFB during 01036 Daniel Shaughnessy Daniel Shaughnessy project Mercury and continuing currently with the Shuttle program at KSC. There was three generations of the Shay Family that have worked at Grumman since 1948. Starting with William J Shay 01266 Bill Shay The Shay Family (#44400),then sons William M (#75092), Edward C (#120486),Kevin J (#121923), daughter Kathleen Shay Lloyd(#162725) and grandson William L Shay (#193100) John J. Shea - Grumman Aerospace Corp. - Electrical Engineer Lunar Module Program of Project Apollo. Design leader for the activation of the Lunar Module test site. Field 01182 John J. Shea John J. Shea engineer overseeing the construction of the test site at White Sands, NM. Test engineer - descent stage of the Lunar Lander (1964-1969) Employed by Grumman Aerospace and assigned to the Lunar Module Program, Frank was referred to as 'Mr. Pert'. Responsible for tracking all engineering tasks for LM Ground 00546 Edward Sheedy Frank R. Sheedy Support including engine tests performed in White Sands. Frank witnessed the Apollo11 liftoff and is proud to have contributed to the Space Program 01450 Marie Sheen Marie Sheen Because of the wonderful family and efficient way she works and serves the customers at Ramada she makes Space 00963 Pietro Els Maria Sheldon Shuttle Launches a joy. A home away from home thank you Maria RCA/ I was the second female Electronic Tech in Comm. for RCA on Ascension Island. I was the first female Electronic 01651 Shellie T. Shelton Shellie T. Shelton Tech. for RCA in the Telephone & Cable Maintenance. Crew at CCAFS. I am the first female Comm. Requirements Analyst for CSR at CCAFS. 1959-1962, Edwards Air Force Base. Capt. Sherman engineered design of control systems for performance testing 01383 Gordon W. Sherman Byron W. Dr. Sherman of large rocket engines and telemetry range development.1968-1972, NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Dr. Sherman served as consulting engineer, Apollo Program. Design Engineer whose creations flew into space with John Glenn, and on other Mercury Missions. Prototypes of his work bearing the initials 'EMS' are exhibited at the National Air & 01381 Richard A. Shores Elmer M. Shores Space Museum. Died in 1963 at age 41. Survived by wife Doris, and children Virginia, Thomas, Barbara, Robert, and Richard 2139 Linette Padgett Marie Short Booker Worked on Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, and Shuttle 01413 Sharon Jones Pete Shroble Programs working for Convair, Rockwell and Martin Lockheed ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Provided methods planning detail & assembly operation sheets and provided liaison with shop & engineering during 00667 Dean R. Shull Dean Shull manufacture and assembly of LEM Module & Space Shuttle Wing More than 10 years dedicated to Aircraft and Aerospace industriesRA5 Vigilante fighter/bomber and YAT-28 00124 Arlene Harbison Richard L. Sibley Turboprop low flight fighter/bomber. All manned and unmanned Apollo program flight. Second generation of three involved in Space Program. More than 40 years dedicated to Aircraft and Aerospace industriesF-86 Sabre jet, RA5 Vigilante fighter/bomber and 00125 Arlene Harbison Richard W. Sibley YAT-28 Turboprop low flight fighter/bomber. All manned and unmanned Apollo Program flights and 5 years to Shuttle Program. First generation of three in Space Program. More than 10 years dedicated to the Aerospace program, 00123 Arlene Harbison Cynthia Sibley Bixby Shuttle flights, Delta program and to the Titan program. Third generation of tree affiliated with Space Program effort. Mr. Sides spent his industrial career in a business in direct to the space contractors. He has always been and continues to 01108 Norm Foster Herman Reid Sides bean enthusiastic, vocal supporter of the NASA Space Programs I started in May of 1966 in plant 33 (Syosset) working for Pete Kiener and Rudy Avibabite. Our organization supported many A/C programs but I was assigned to the LM. I worked with 01377 Carol Sidorski Carol Sidorski manufacturing and liaison engineering in statusing the LM notification kits and worked with the Bill of materials on blueprints to make certain the proper mfg. department receives their print distribution Maria Siebold-Colyer established a direct link with NASA and then uses the information to instill awareness and fuel the imagination of her students. She displays posters, literature, 2249 Gabe Gabrielle Maria Siebold-Colyer and photos in her classroom as well as accesses live feed from NASA web sites to relay current mission status. As a Special Education Teacher Maria instills belief and hope in all students and exemplifies that “THE DREAM IS ALIVE”. Joseph Siegel was Personnel Manager of the RCA Missile Test Project from February 1956 to October 1959. His organization recruited and relocated hundreds of highly skilled 1867 G. Denton Clark Joseph "Joe" Siegel engineering and technical employees during the space race with Russia. Mr. Siegel later became Vice President of Labor Relations for RCA Corporation, responsible for managing labor relations with over 50,000 unionized employees. Paul F. Sikora, a metallurgist, worked with NACA/NASA at the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. He developed high temperature super alloy's and advanced ceramics in 01342 Tim Sikora Paul Sikora support of the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Space Shuttle Programs. He is the Arthur of numerous papers and holds several patents. Young Eagles Certificate (EAA Member) Liftoff Software User 2103 Catherine Silvestro Gregory Silvestro Interest in Mars/Deep Impact Missions X-15 Interest Young Eagles Certificate (EAA Member) Liftoff Software User 2102 Catherine Silvestro Ralph Silvestro IV Interest in Mars/Deep Impact Missions SR-71 Interest Jane Anne Simmons McCorquodale from Miami to New Mexico-California and back to Florida. Faithful and steadfast 01366 Pam Seaton Jane Anne Simmons wife, mother, and proponent of Space Exploration. Without your support our dreams could not have come true Stanley H. Simmons Adventurer. He began in 1947 at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico. From 1957 to 1971 01367 Pam Seaton Stanley H. Simmons he worked for Lockheed and Rockwell. From Polaris Base Manager in California to Apollo Pad Leader and Systems Safety Supervisor at KSC. An Inspiration to all On San Salvador during Alan Shepard's flight (in radar). Joined Shuttle Support Group with RCA in September 1980. 1872 David Simonson David A. Simonson Was not scheduled to support STS-51L (Challenger) But that was the only flight before or after I missed. Awarded "Silver Snoopy" in 1990. After graduating from the University of Florida in 1962, I started work at NASA, Langley, VA as Computer Electronics Engineer. I arrived at the Cape in 1963. I designed, built and 00247 Phyllis Simpkins Lorenz Simpkins operated Digital equipment throughout the Apollo and Shuttle Programs; I received two patents for my work. Retired 3/95 as Associate Director of SR&QA and part of the USA, NASA, KSC history. He occupied various RCA management positions at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, in support of the Air Force Eastern Test Range, from July 1958 to February 1987. 1802 Jack Simpson Jack Simpson Responsible for the operation and maintenance of RADAR, the Lemetry and Communication Systems in Data collection and Display for Air Force and NASA Agencies. Jack Sinclair completed a 35 year career on the Air Force Eastern Range in 1996. This included 20 years as Supervisor of Cape Publications for Pan Am and CSR. His office was 01370 Martha W. Sinclair Jack A. Sinclair responsible for the preparation of test documentation to provide Range User support for commercial, military, and Space Programs. Mr. Sinclair worked as a technician on the Kennedy Space 1756 Brett Raulerson Eddie R. Sinclair, Sr. Center for twenty-five years. He contributed to all of the shuttle missions. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Group Lead for Ground Support Engineering for the Acceptance Checkout Equipment (ACE) 'CARRY ON' (signal condition equipment) at KSC for the Lunar Lander (LEM) 00342 Garry Sines Garry Sines during the Apollo program. Duties included; identifying, isolating malfunctions and making design changes in cooperation with Grumman Operations, NASA-KSC,NASA- MSC, and North American Rockwell personnel. Worked on the Grumman Lunar Module Ground Support 00860 Eugene Sirota Eugene Sirota Equipment as Assistant Chief Support Engineer 1966-1972 In Loving Memory: Born 2/09/29 Died 8/29/77 Florida Regional Project Manager. Thiokol Chemical Corp. supplied technical and administrative supervision to the minuteman, 01107 Patti S. Boggs Ernest N. Sizemore Pershing and Scout Programs from 1959-1964. Chief planning and technical support office spacecraft operations. NASA-KSC from 1964-1976. Apollo, Mercury, Gemini programs. Personal friend of original L 7Astronauts 1851 RCA Old-Timers Al Skinner RCA 01608 Usa Dept 5180 Bill (Skuffy) Skufca 00959 Thomas Skurla Thomas Skurla From 1965 to 1970 George Martin Skurla led the Grumman 1600 man final assembly, and pre-launch checkout team at the Kennedy Space Center. The Lunar Module designed and 01074 George Skurla George Skurla built by Grumman Aerospace successfully landed men on the moon six times. Subsequent to the Apollo program he rose in the company to become Chairman. & President of Grumman Aerospace Corp. He retired in 1986. Marie Skurla came to Florida in 1965 when her husband Jerry M. Skurla became director for all of the Grumman Lunar Module pre-launch effort at the KSC during the Apollo 01083 Marie Skurla Marie Skurla Program. In supporting her husband's work she made a significant contribution to landing men on the Moon and was well acquainted with most of the Apollo Astronauts 01207 George Skurla Martin Skurla 01208 George Skurla James Skurla George Skurla Jr., oldest son of J. M. Skurla Grumman's Director of Operations for the Lunar Module at KSC during 01073 George Skurla, Jr. George Skurla, Jr. the Apollo program was a avid supporter in putting the first American astronauts on the moon. After graduating from U of Florida he went to work for Grumman in international sales. Console operator for Apollo Missions in Data Processing - 1794 Danese O. Sledge Danese O. Sledge Back-Up support for Missile Tracking Data. Participated in range safety and other missile data from 1961 to 1993. I was employed by NASA Public Affairs and escorted the press and wrote for Spaceport News and News Releases. 00725 Iris Sleeper Iris Sleeper I've kept up with the space program all these years keeping in contact with NASA personnel and news magazines. Electronics Engineer, Grumman, 1964-1991. Designed circuits& explosive charges which blew the bolts joining the LEM's ascent and descent stages and caused the guillotine to 01688 Carol L. Sloan William Lewis Sloan sever the Main Bus, allowing the LEM to leave the Moon to rejoin the orbit-ing Command Module. His responsibility continued throughout the Lunar Program. 01656 Russell Slye Russell Slye RCA Joseph J. 'Joe' Smitelli was part of the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., assigned to Launch Complexes 37 and 00327 Joseph J. Smitelli Joseph J. Smitelli 39. Joe supervised all site activation activities and Ground Support Assembly and Test Operations from 1965 thru 1973 on the Lunar Module Program. 1950 Joseph J. Smitelli Joseph J. Smitelli III Will submit later Started in 1960 as a GS-3 Secretary for NASA at Marshall Space Flight Center. Transferred To Kennedy Space Center 00053 Ivie M. Smith Ivie M. Smith (formerly Launch Operations Center) in 1962. Changed career paths and retired as a GS-14 Technical Assistant to the Director of Payload Management and Operations. Started working with the Space Program May 6, 1958. Worked on the Titan and Gemini projects, also the exciting 00226 Brady F. Smith Brady F. Smith Apollo projects ending astronauts to the moon. Worked with the Shuttle Program until retirement June 11, 1993. Enjoyed being a part of this great space adventure. Started working in the space program for Rockwell International January 1980, on the Space Shuttle Thermal Protection System, also worked for Lockheed Space 00227 R. Brent Smith R. Brent Smith Operations through 1986 in the above program. It was both a privilege and an honor to have been a part of America's Space Program. A tribute to our Dad, Bob Smith. Astronauts were not the only ones who lost their lives in the Space Program. Beginning in 1959at Vandenberg and 23 years with Lockheed, Bendix, and 00343 Georgia Smith Robert Smith Rockwell as a Propellant Engineer he died June 23, 1982 giving his life to the Shuttle Program. Robin, Philip, Wesley and Stephanie. Airboss. Responsible for Air Operations and Safety of Flight within the primary Gemini Landing Area. Visually locate and report position and condition of the Spacecraft at splash 00841 Allen Smith Allen Smith down. Assist. in directing recovery forces to the scene and remain on top until both Astronauts and Spacecraft have been recovered. 01132 Bill Diane Smith Bill Diane Smith His Love From The Moon 'James Irwin' 35 Years NASA; experiment engineer at GSFC supporting orbiting Astronomical Observatory and small Explorer spacecraft; OSF Spacelab development program; GSFC 01371 Donald Carnes Sterling R. Smith Manager for Attached Shuttle Payload Project (Spartan, Gas, Hitchhiker, and Broad Band X Ray Telescope); NOAA Program Manager; OSSA Branch Chief managing SpaceLab missions through LMS; Payload Carriers Program at KSC 01679 Leeona E. Smith (wife) Raymond H. Smith RCA ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation 1830 Walter & Gayle Smith Philip A. Smith RCA 1831 Gayle Smith Walter P. Smith RCA David Smith is the Southern Regional Marine Underwriting 2051 David & Lynn Smith David & Lynn Smith Manager for Travelers. 2409 Sindy Smith Sindy Smith Jack Wood Smith, II, Kennedy Space Center, McDonnell Douglas, Boeing 1984 - 2007. Space Shuttle Payload Processing. Spacelab, International Space Station, Multi 2168 Jack Wood Smith II Jack W. Smith II Purpose Logistics Module. International & US Depot Maintenance Manager. Systems Engineer STS-40 Spacelab Life Sciences Mission-1, Int'l Materials Lab-1. European Depot Manager. Maintenance Planner. 1959-1967 Radar Technician RCA Range Safety Support of all missile and manned launches. 1979-1988 RCA Design 1856 Elwood Smith Sr. Elwood O. Smith, Sr. Engineer, design and build ground and range safety support equipment for shuttle and missile launches under subcontract to NASA and Air Force at Kennedy and Cape Canaveral. I worked for Grumman Aerospace Bethpage NY in plant 5 for or more years. I worked as a Manufacturing Vehicle 00867 Donald R. Snell Donald R. Snell Coordinator on LM 2 and 4 and Vehicle Manufacturing Asst. Manager on LM's 7,8& 10 Future Astronaut. Nathan's Aunt Jerre worked for NASA for 31 years and has a brick in the Space Walk of Honor. Nathan's Aunt was an engineer who worked in the Payload 2133 Ivie "Jerre" Smith Nathan H. Sneller Processing area as a Special Assistant to the Director. It is through her influence that Nathan is focused on a future in the space industry. Future Astronaut. Ashton's Aunt Jerre worked for NASA for 31 years and has a brick in the Space Walk of Honor. Ashton's Aunt was an engineer who worked in the Payload 2134 Ivie "Jerre" Smith Ashton N. Sneller Processing area as a Special Assistant to the Director. It is through her influence that Ashton is focused on a future in the space industry. NASA/ Hal Snow began his career at Cape Canaveral (KSC) in the late fifties. He is known for his discipline in doing the job 01635 Loren Merrill Hal 'Luffy' Snow right the first time and paying attention to details. Hal has contributed to the future success of the United States Space Program (Retired, Pad A-4/28/2000). As an Electronic Technician I worked on the RCA Missile Test Project from April 1957 until Dec. 31st 1986. I helped build, 00879 Robert L. Snyder Robert L. Snyder install and test Range Safety Equipment such as Radars, Data Equipment and Communications Equipment on the Cape and all downrange Islands from G.B.I. to Ascension 1745 Paul & Meghan Snyder Charles W. Snyder RCA Missile Test Project employee 1978-1982. Mr. Synder joined NASA in 1971 during the Apollo/Saturn Programs. He continued with NASA on the Space Lab/Space 1915 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Meyers Glenn E. Snyder Shuttle Programs. In 1997, Mr. Synder joined the International Space Station Program. 1/13/32 to 1/14/90 LM Program Group Leader, and eventually Subsystem Manager for Environmental Control and Life Support Systems. Assisted Rockwell International, on site with early design of ECLS for Space Shuttle. Consultant to 01274 Jo Soave Robert B. Soave Dornier Systems on European Spacelab Project. Committee member on NASA STS Certification Review for STS - 1 flight readiness. Engineering Manager, Space Station, Support Contract. Worked for the Boeing Co from 1966 to 1970. Was assigned 00522 Caroline Sokoloski Matthew Sokoloski to the airborne instrumentation section of the Saturn V, SIC first stage. Member of the launch team for Apollo VIII thru XI. Lee Solid is Vice President and General Manager of Rockwell's Aerospace Division, Florida Operations. The space program has been his life for over 35 years. His career began in 1960 as a field engineer on the new Atlas launch 00192 Leroy D. Solid Leroy D. Solid vehicle. He progressed to site manager for Rocketdyne during the Apollo-Saturn program. After many prestigious positions at Rocketdyne he became director of launch operations for all programs at KSC and ESMC. Employed by USA Corps of Engineers. Monitored certain contracts. Assisted in inspections. Maintained critical path charts. The Corp's engineering and construction jobs 01369 Vivian A. Sollenberger Vivian A. Sollenberger contributed to NASA's successful Space Program and is evidenced by the marker at complex 39 awarded to the Corps and its contractors for its outstanding Civil Engineering Feat 1966. Douglas S. Sonosky joined the Space Program as a design Engineering 1990. His designs include Ground Support System Computer Interface, Telemetry Systems, Digital 00119 Douglas S. Sonosky Douglas S. Sonosky Electronic Systems, and Shuttle Software Support. His dedication and commitment to excellence insures reliability and safety for continued success in the Space Program. August Sonosky believed the Space Program would be the gateway to the remedy of the worlds diseases. Although heart disease took his life in 1994, it is the faith of American citizens 00120 Douglas Sonosky August Sonosky like August that keep the Space Program accelerating into the future. It was August, that influenced his son Douglas, to pursue a career in the Space Program. 2322 Martin Phillip Sorf Martin Phillip Sorf Ever since I can remember and all my life I have always honored the space program! I very much love every bit of history and each and every late, present, and futrue 2126 Tanya Ray Southward Tanya Rae Southward astronaut. This will always mean a great deal to me until the day that I'll be with our beloved Challenger and Columbia crews and so many other late heros too! And I will take that love with me! 2445 Alexandra Nuemann Poor Family Spacefest ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Space worker with ABMA and NASA from Xplorer 1 through 2231 Bernice Sparkman Orval Sparkman Apollo program and into the Space Shuttle program. 1873 Gary Spears Gary N. Spears RCA Bob Special (1922-1996) Space Photographer. A man who lived up to his name, RCA photographer captured the most 00592 Bob Castro Bob Special memorable moments of early space program. Through artist's eyes, he presented space exploration to us all and preserved views of our first steps into space for people of the future. 01586 Liz Reed Ricky Speed Significantly contributed to Grumman's winning Lunar (Excursion) Module proposal to NASA (lunar ascent trajectories). Subsequently he managed the Trajectory 01305 Kenneth Speiser Kenneth H. Speiser Analysis Group on Grumman's LM Program He was also one of a select group of Grumman Engineers who supported North American Rockwell's early efforts on the Space Shuttle design (GN&C) The 34th Space Congress, Our Space Future-Uniting for Success, proved to be one of the best ever. The 00926 Richard Jolley Mike Spence contributions of Mike Spence were instrumental in making this success possible. 1978 Beverly J. Spence Beverly J. Spence Will submit later 2269 Barry Sperber Barry & Tami Sperber Maybe my first time before I had the only touch of Space, Astronauts and Brick Roads was about 35 years ago - when Al Neuharth thought about newspapers in Brevard County and the Space place. From that, the Gannett Newspapers 00094 Vince Spezzano Vince Spezzano and the people who made lived in-and-about with astronauts, and that continues. And today it all goes from KSC to the Astronauts Memorial, to the Center of Education, Space and now SpaceWalk of Honor. Lyman Spitzer was often referred to as the intellectual and political father of the Hubble Space Telescope. He first advocated the concept for a large, world class space 01052 The Hubble Space Telescope Project Lyman Spitzer, Jr. telescope in the 1940's and for the next five decades was its greatest advocate. The Hubble Space Telescope was placed in orbit on April 25, 1990 Lyman Spitzer was often referred to as the intellectual and political father of the Hubble Space Telescope. He first advocated the concept of a large, world class space 01095 The Hubble Space Telescope Project Lyman Spitzer, Jr. telescope in 1940,s and for the next 5 decades was its greatest advocate. The Hubble Space Telescope was placed in orbit on April 25, 1990 A dedicated member of the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and 01638 Mark C. Spruill Gene Warren Spruill Space Shuttle Team. A dedicated member of the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and 1947 USA Employees Pads A & B Gene W. Spruill Space Shuttle Team. For twenty six years Edward St. Onge served in the USA and 00462 Helen St. Onge Edward Lt Col St. Onge USAF with pride and belief in America. 1744 Frank Westphal Wm. G. Stacey A Tech Writer on the LEM Project from inception to it, spectacular Lunar Landing. With enthusiasm and pride in the 00695 Christopher Malczewski Charles J. Stack, Jr. accomplishments of the entire Grumman team. NASA put all 'it's eggs in one basket' The Grumman team made that basket Richard is a licensed pilot. He teaches high school students 01398 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Stacy Richard E. Stacy and uses his experiences as part of his teaching method. He owns an experimental plane Greg Stadthagen has worked with McDonald Douglas Space & Defense Systems for nearly 8 years in the Experiment & Integration in the O&C building, building payloads for out 00242 Gregory S. Stadthagen Gregory Stadthagen shuttle program. He also assists in repair, trouble shooting and testing of these payloads. In all, Greg has worked on 36 mission related payloads since 1978. Logistics Manager - For The Grumman Aero Space Corp. 00895 Joseph Staff Joe Staff Apollo Program at K.S.C. 1965 - 1973 00939 Ekkehard Staffhorst Ekkehard Staffhorst 00940 Johanna Staffhorst Johanna Staffhorst Apollo/Soyuz Program: Operations Engineer on Apollo Lunar Excursion Module; managed all flight crew equipment preparations. Skylab: Led KSC factory checkout for Skylab. 00449 Raul & Ida Reyes Farley Stallard Viking: Established and co-led Viking (Martian Lander) factory checkout. Shuttle: Participated in establishing KSC Shuttle elements processing, and served as KSC Deputy Director for Quality Assurance. Edward Stange, employed at Grumman Aerospace, Bethpage Long Island, NY. Served as Industrial Engineer on the Lunar Module, Orbiting Astronomical Observatory (OAO) and other 01150 Marian Stange Edward Stange space systems. Supported Space Shuttle Wing Construction as a member of the Safety Department. Gave his children as undying love of space exploration. Grumman-assigned to the Program Level to support the design, build and testing of Ground Support Equipment (GSE) for the various test facilities. Later assigned as the LM 3 01102 Anthony Stanziale Anthony Stanziale vehicle manager from structural build to complete system installations and then supported the program test team at Bethpage and KSC through launch March 1969 He worked at General Dynamics Convair in San Diego 00504 Louise Starkey Gerald Starkey California for five years and at Mc Donnell Douglas here in Titusville, Florida on the Aero-space program. 01655 Thomas R. Starratt Thomas R. Starratt RCA 01498 Barbara Staudenmier Leanna Staudenmier Jessica is a 5th grade teacher who strives to give her students everyopportunity to learn about NASA and 2421 Gabe Gabrielle Jessica Stauss Space.She has been instumnetal in creating an environment so her students could develop and experiment,shich NASA selected to be flown on the ISS. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Pam started with NASA in 1983 as a program analyst for the Comptroller. In 2000 she transferred to External Relations where she performs oversight of the KSC Visitor Complex 2279 Jon & Kelley Pace Pamela P. Steel and leads a team of public relations specialists. She and her team develop outreach programs to inspire public support of space exploration. 1959 Patrick J. Utecht John Jack B. Steele Will submit later Grumman Corp Bethpage, NY (retiree). LEM program- methods planner breaking down engineering for mfg of details 01017 J. J. Steffens John J. Steffens and assemblies by issuing tool orders and operation sheets for descend and ascend stages. Also, shuttle wing production, engineering changes and maintenance. In 1972, I was chosen as one of the 25 national winners of the Skylab Student Project. Though my experiment concerning the effects of zero gravity on micro organisms could not be 00422 Keith Stein, MD Keith Stein performed as proposed, I worked with the microbiologists at the Johnson Space Center to analyze bacterial specimens obtained from Skylab. Grumman Corp. 1963-1989, primarily in Space Systems: Design Engineer: Lunar Module Guidance and Control Systems; Electronic Systems Manager: Shuttle, MOLAB, 00423 Shirley Stein Donald Stein OAO Applications, Large Space Telescope, Manned Mars Mission, Voyager, military space; Program Manager: Manned Space Station automation and robotics; Book Co-author: 'Space Stations and Space Platforms' (1985) He works for DASA ASTRO-SPAS Program, which is part of 00290 Ingeborg Steiner Wolf-Dieter Steiner several space missions made with shuttle. 01699 Petra & Rainer Stelzl Patra & Rainer Stelzl 01620 Frances J. Brannon Miika D. Stephens David R Sterrett in 1982 as an orbiter AFT Technician, and was promoted to Supervisor of Vehicle Pad Operations prior to return to flight in 1988. His leadership, dedication, and 01294 Kristopher G. Kidd David R. Sterrett desire for manned space flight safety has been a pathway for others to follow. Manned Space Flight is Forever indebted to him. 01190 Douglas Stewart Douglas Stewart 2052 Shonna, Sasha & Jerry Stewart The Stewart Family Friends and supporters of humanity's space efforts. Jim Stoms was employed by Martin Co as an engineer on the Vanguard Program, test conductor on the Titan I and Titan II 01076 T. Roger Monley James T. Stoms programs, and was the Director of Engineering for the Gemini Program Michael A. Stone retired 09/24/04 after 15 years of dedication to the United Space Alliance Information Technology Security 2087 Bobby H Tate Michael A. Stone Team. His retirement leaves a significant void to the IT Security Program. Mike's willingness to take on any task and to always help others sets an example for all to follow. Mr. Alex Strashinsky, employed by Allied Signal (Bendix), was a major contributor in the design & development of the ST- 124Inertial Navigation System for the Saturn/Apollo program. He was assigned to the Saturn/Apollo KSC launch team from 00582 Alex Strashinsky, Jr. Alex Strashinsky 1967-1975 and participated in all Apollo, Skylab & Apollo/Soyuz programs. Mr. Strashinsky was Program Manager for many space programs during his career 1963- 1989. Assigned to Grumman/NASA LEM program in Bethpage NY in 1963 as Quality Control Super. Transferred to Kennedy 00331 Daniel Strauss Danny Strauss Space Center in Jan1966. Responsible for (75) Quality Control Inspectors in support of launch activities for Grumman LM team. Total time in Apollo program (11) years. AMF Virtual Strides 00424 Kim Strob Timothy Strob 00425 Kim Strob Roberta Strob Grumman Support Team Derived all test and check out 01206 James P. Strohecker James P. Strohecker circuits to connect LM to automatic checkout equipment at complexes 37 & 39 Manager/Engineer at NASA-KSC (Gov't Employee) from 1959 to 1990(including 2 yrs with ABMA). Launched Redstone thru Shuttle. Expertise in Communications, 00194 Donald R. Stubbs Donald R. Stubbs Instrumentation and Security. Key tasks includes OIS-RF, Shuttle Automatic Landing Systems (MSBLS) and KSC Electronic Security System. Suzie worked with NASA through the Apollo, Skylab, Space Shuttle and International Space Station Programs. For the 2065 NASA KSC Office of Chief Counsel Suzanne Stuckey legacy she leaves as she retires on August 29, 2003, we want to leave her one of her own. NASA KSC Office of the Chief Counsel. Working in the forming department at Grumman Aerospace, I 00726 George Sturiale George Sturaile formed parts needed for the Lunar Module on the twenty-five hundred ton pressure rubber press. Associated with the design, development, qualification & follow-up activities of the LM Landing Gear & the Mechanical/Explosive Devices required for the Lunar lift off 00666 Virgilio Sturiale Virgilio Sturiale separation of the LM ascent stage. Kept NASA counterparts/informed of the status of the above sub systems on a regular & as required basis Installed OAO unique monitor and control systems at Rossman N.C. Tananarive Madagascar and Canberra A.C.T. Australia. Operated OAOA2, B and C at the OAO Control 00915 Barbara M. Sullivan Patrick H. Sullivan Center, Greenbelt, MD. Sent the command which put the OAO-C in a holding orbit. The shut down of the last of the OAO,s. QC For all Apollo shots from Apollo 1-17 Won Snoopy Award for Apollo 9. Name left on Moon on Apollo 11. Worked on all 01163 William G. Sullivan, III William G. Sullivan Shuttle shots up to first shot after The Challenger exploded . Worked with North American, Rockwell and Lockheed Retired 1965-1987 ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Jim Sumner has been an admirer of space since he was a small child. At 8 years of old, he had a space helmet and 01525 Robin L. Sumner James Paul Sumner control panel and dreamed of going into space. He has a telescope and gazes at the stars often and wishes he could go up there. I can remember Apollo 13 like it was yesterday. It was so quiet in plant 3 you could hear a pin drop. What an 00550 Elaine Stacey & David Jr. Supinski David Paul Supinski, Sr. accomplishment Grumman built the LEM that brought out astronauts home, and a proud moment for me to know I helped make machine parts for it Over 20 years of Management service at the Kennedy Space Center working with the RPS, SRPS, CCMS, LCC 1/2, LCC 00358 Cecilia Lenderman Charles Surber 3/4 and RTIF/VSIareas. Participated to date with 78 STS preparations, launch and post launch activities. 01014 Bernard's Surf Bernard's Surf Kathie Suriano is an extremely energetic, amazing teacher who actively involves her students in learning about and supporting the space program. Kathie stresses the importance of math & science to her students and involves her students by hands on learning in many creative ways…in 2438 Gabe Gabrielle Kathie Suriano one instance, featuring Mars…she arranged her students to spell the word Mars, then had a picture taken from the roof of the school…it is an iconic photo which excites the kids and fuels their imagination. Kathie instill hope and gives her students fun reasons to learn while promoting STEM and STEAM. 01148 Rolf Suter Yannick Suter Space Expert with the aim of being the first man on Mars This is dedicated to the Sutton/Malone/Wieser family vacation 01303 Greg Sutton Greg Sutton in April 1998. Our family has had numerous members who have served in the U.S. Air Force GARY A. SVEC. Canaveral / KSC 1963 - 1969. B.A. Business Coe College / ASEE Electronic Institute. 1960 Rockwell International support services & computers. General Electric automation support Daytona Beach/Cocoa 2258 Gary A. Svec Gary A. Svec Beach. NASA reliability, training & quality. Worked with several original German rocket scientists. 2007 worked with James van Allen on a model of his Aerobee rocket before he died. Apollo program; 1966-1976, Boeing Co., Instrumentation & Range Safety Engineer. Shuttle programs; 1976-1977, Planning Research Corp., GSE Design Engineer, 1977-1987, 00195 Vicki S. Webster Keith A. Svendby Rockwell International, Operations Engineering, Cargo Project Manager, RMS Project Mgr,1987-1989, Lockheed Corp., Operations Support Manager 1989-1994,Rockwell International, Operations Engineering Manager, retired1994. John Swan actively participated in the initial three manned space flight programs from 1961 to 1969. He was an engineer with General Dynamics and McDonnell during Mercury and 00428 Stephen Swann John Swann, Jr. Gemini and North American-Rockwell during Apollo. He is proudly remembered for this by his children for his role in winning the race to the moon. Hired by RCA in Oct 1956. Worked at Tech Lab until expansion at Cape. Transferred to Console Coordinator for FC&A at Central Control, then Leader at FC&A until 1962, 1807 Robert Sweat Robert E. "Bob" Sweat Promoted to Field Service Engineer. Left in 1967 when several contract were lost, transferred to tracking site at Rosman, NC then to NASA/RCA at Goddard S.F.C. Charles E. Sweeney an American Space Worker for 30 years. Beginning with Apollo, Charles was part of the Lunar Module and Launch Teams. Charles was a Launch Team Leader with 2116 Eric Miner Charles E. Sweeney the Space Shuttle Program from STS-1 thru STS-114. His integrity and professionalism is highly respected. Charles retired September 16, 2005. Started working on Space Programs in May 1960 at Cape Canaveral with Martin Company on Titan Pershing and Mace Missiles. August1963 worked with Douglas Aircraft on 00656 Judith Ellen Swenson Judith Ellen Swenson Thor/Delta programs at complex 17. August 1982 worked on payloads and space lab with McDonnell Douglas at Kennedy Space Center. Retired November 1996 Jack Swigert was the Command Module Pilot during the Apollo 13mission to the moon. His skill and dedication to duty 00106 James L. Lovell Jack Swigert contributed to the successful return of the crippled spacecraft back to earth. Jake Swirbul was President of the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation from its founding in early 1929 to the beginning of the 1960,s. He was a legend of his time. Under 01300 Frank R. Walton, Jr. Leon A. Swirbul his presidential leadership the company designed and built the 'Echo' and 'Orbiting Astronomical Observatory' unmanned Space Craft for NASA. Along with Roy Grumman he was much admired and loved by the working people of Grumman Jerry Szubielski worked as a Quality Assurance Inspector for USA for 17 years. He passed away suddenly on May 8, 2287 Carol Cavanaugh Jerry Szubielski 2010. His wife, Denise Flanigan, currently works for NASA. Mr. Szubielski was the recipient of numerous awards during his career. He was so proud to work for the space program. Member/Grumman KSC Lunar Module Engineering Team 12/65-06/70Discovered major flaw in O and C Building 00847 Joel Taft Joel Taft Altitude Chambers which could have caused major damage to LM and possible loss of life during tests. Member of Grumman SPC Team 11/81 - 09/89 At Garrett Air Research Life and Science Department in Los Angeles, Mr. Tagai worked on life support systems for the Apollo Moon Landing Module and pressurizing systems for 01390 Erika T. Clew Stephen Tagai the descent modules. Helped design and implement earth based simulations, testing tools used in space. Also manufactured actual in flight hardware and support items. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Isabelle Taiani passed away in 1984. She was with the space 2187 Angelo Taiani Isabelle Taiani program from 1957. 2188 Angelo Taiani Marianne Taiani Marianne Taiani was with the space program from 1957. Angelo Taiani was employed with NASA from 1960 to 1984. 2189 Angelo Taiani Angelo Taiani Special Projects/Operations/Test Support/Volunteer/Press I was Quality Assurance at White Sands New Mexico testing 01110 Tony Taibi Tony Taibi ascent and decent stages of the LEM. I then went to Cape Kennedy and was there till the end of the program 1739 James Takamoto James Y. Takamoto Worked at Bethpage, NY and KSC with Grumman Aerospace on Project Apollo from 1966 to 1972. As a Lunar Module Vehicle Team Forman, was involved in all phases of 00271 Charles Tanner Charles Tanner operational check-out and launch of every lunar module spacecraft from LC37 and LC39 during the Apollo program. Instrumentation, Electronics Systems Specialist. Public Affairs Office, Administrative Assistant to the Director 00078 William H. Taylor William H. Taylor of Kennedy Space Center and Protocol Officer. Pan Am Program Manger for the Mercury Redstone and Atlas programs. Chief of the Pan Am /RCA Department of 00593 Charles E. Walker Charles E. Taylor Defense Technical assistance group, through the Apollo 14 Mission. Career spans from 1965 through 2000. Starting with Gemini to Apollo Skylab and Apollo/Soyuz programs. In 1980 through 1982 part of space shuttle STS-1 & 2 Launch Processing 1780 Raymond Cook Teddy A. Taylor Team. Moved to unmanned launch 1983 to present. Programs include spacecraft TDRSS, DSP, DSCS, Milstar and NRO missions. Part of launch teams for Titan, Atlas and Inertial Upper Stage (IUS) missions. Employed as a college intern in 1985 working in Life Sciences. Began full-time with ITIDAC/PGOC in 1987. 2239 Charles (Chuck) Taylor Mike Taylor Helped develop multi-flow manifest including Spacelab and Space Station. Truly fantastic experience - great people. Employed by McDonnell Douglas Space Systems as a Senior Programmer/Analyst. Primary work associated with Payload 2240 Charles (Chuck) Taylor Patsy Taylor Operations Data Management Systems (PDMS). Total of seven years in support of the Space Program. Soviet rocket pioneer, - designer and best friend of Sergey Pavlovitch Korolev. Boris Evseevitch Tchertok was founder of the first soviet rocket Institut RABE who analyzed and developed the german rocket technology in Germany after 1945. Since this time he became a member of the OKB-1, the soviet chief design buero for all activities in space. Until today 2338 Ralf & Yvonne Heckel International Space Education Institute Boris Evseevitch Tchertok he is the oldest active rocket designer, author and councelor for the russian spaceflight. His 100th birthday will be on March 1st 2012 in Moscow. It is a honor for the International Space Education Institute in Leipzig to make his name popular at the KSC, his books “Rockets and people” and to celebrate his 100th birthday with this brick. We wish all health and power for the next years. In honor for the 50 german students in 5 teams who definatly understand the NASA Core Values and made the Great Annual NASA Moonbuggy Race international since 2007. They received more than 10 international awards in 5 years 2339 Ralf & Yvonne Heckel International Space Education Institute Moonbuggy Team Germany and became the “Winning Team” in 2010. Since 2007 they inspired 48 other international teams to be a competitor at this contest. Since the space year 2011 they are invited and working together with Russian, Indian, and European students for these challenge. Grumman vehicle design engineer participated in OAO design including study to repair OAO in orbit using Gemini EVA. Responsible for LM GN & C aligned equipment mount 00691 Nils Roy Tegner Nils Roy Tegner design including navigation base, and radar support structures. Originated roll out deployment concept for space based radar and led engineering effort for SDI Shuttle experiment (LADD) He worked during the halcyon days of manned flight as a 2411 Siblings Teichert John Teichert communications technician for RCA in the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo projects at Cape Canaveral. In memory of Richard B. "Tex" Teixeira, 7/29/48 - 6/6/02. During his thirty-year aerospace career, he was employed by PRC, Lockheed, and United Space Alliance (USA). He was 1974 KSC Friends Richard B. Teixeira selected to represent USA as a Manned Space Flight Awareness Honoree and was a member of the Cape Kennedy Corvette Club since 1974. Worked with RCA (1/56-6/70) Manager Timing & Firing. Sr. Field. Engineer Boeing (8/73-6/81) Lead Engineer PRC 1799 Andrew A. Terek Andrew "Andy" Terek (6/81-7/83) Lead, Site Activation Shuttle Facilities LSOC (7/83-5/94) Supervisor Project Engineering, Project Engineer Assisted in the planning, development, design and 00659 John Teufel, Jr. John Teufel, Jr. manufacture of ground support equipment (GSE) for the Lunar Module (LM) program Danielle M. Thal (Closen) worked for United Space Alliance from September 2002 until the end of the Shuttle Program. She graduated from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. 2308 Karl Thal Danielle M. Thal (Closen) Danielle, known to her friends as Danny, worked as mechanical engineer on the Trust Vector Control Team for the Shuttle's Solid Rocket Boosters. The Challengers: A group of motor home owners chartered through the Family Motor Coach Association. So named in honor of the 1986STS-51L astronauts. Members are currently 00219 Charles Pulliam, President FMCA The Challengers working at or retired from KSC, worked in space related industry and/or just avid space fans. We promote the space industry, everywhere we travel. 00970 Henry Theed Henry Theed 01732 Robert Theodore Robert J. Theodore ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Mr. Thiel, Certified Professional Contracts Manager, provided36 years of outstanding support to human exploration activities. Upon graduating high school, joined 01295 John J. Thiel John J. Thiel Space Task Group, as blue-collar employee, relocated to MSC/JSC Houston. Obtained masters degree after hours achieving professional division manager status. His most note worthy award NASA Exceptional Service Medal As President of the Melbourne University Astronautical Society in1969-70, Keith headed a world-wide team of amateur radio operators tracking and recording signal levels 00716 Keith Thomas Keith Thomas of the Australis-OSCAR 5 satellite. Launched via a NASA piggy-back launch, it operated for a number of days and was Australia's first orbiting amateur radio satellite. 00889 James A. Thomas James A. Thomas 00890 Juanita P. Thomas Juanita P. Thomas I was given the privilege of working on every manned launch 1792 John & Mary Thomas John & Mary Thomas up through the 1st two shuttle launches as an employee of RCA Radar Team. Nick Thomas has worked for the Kennedy Space Center as a communicator since 1987. For him this is not just a job, but a 2170 Laura Thomas Nick Thomas passion. Educating and enlightening the public, inspiring that same passion for generations to come. BJ began his career with Douglas Aircraft on the Thor Program in1959. He transferred to NASA in 1964, holding responsible positions in Apollo and Space Shuttle Programs. 00147 Billy J. Thompson Billy J. Thompson He was detailed to the Air Force at VAFB as Deputy Director, Shuttle Program Control Office, until NASA retirement in 1987. He subsequently worked for McDonnell Douglas, with final retirement in 1995. Employed by NASA at KSC from 1964 -1994Responsible for Astronaut Training during GEMINI and APOLLO programs. 00596 Scott C. Thompson Larry E. Thompson Worked in ground operations planning and orbiter maintenance during Shuttle program years. 1818 Clarence Bireline George A. Thompson RCA During his 10 years at NASA, Mr. Thompson applied his professional experience to issues associated with hazardous materials used in the space program. He was key to the initial 00169 E. J. Drown James Eldridge Thompson, II development of KSC's Compliance Programs, and acted as technical advisor to NASA Headquarters and other NASA centers in the development of environmental policy. Ross Thompson, 8 Sept 33 BSIE,GA TECH; MS, AM TECH INST Space Coast Pioneer 69-72 Apollo 11, COM CH, KMR, USA RET 78-88 STSMSN ENGR PANAM 90-94 STS SRB 01109 Patricia Wilson Brooks Ross E.G. Thompson, Jr. QUAL ENGR, AF NASA DELEG94-98 SPACE SHUTTLE, PROG MGR to NASA from National ER97-98 X34 AF PROGRAM MGR ER served more than 80 space missions Carl Thompson, Jr., BSEE Indiana Tech. Reported August 1956 as an Engineer Trainee for one year, covering all phases of Range Operations. Subsequently, selected Range 1741 Carl Thompson Carl Thompson, Jr. Safety Display & Data Handling as a permanent assignment. This covered design & installation of equipment/systems on the mainland, plus Central Controls at all down range stations. I have worked at KSC from Jan 1966 to present Aug 1996. I am a supervisor of the Cable Engineering Department and responsible for over 800 miles of major cables, 243 miles of 00230 William Tucker, Jr. William W. Ticker, Jr. fiber optic cables, 456 man holes, 476 distribution frames, 1757 TTC's and pressurization and cathodic protection systems. Joseph E. Tidwell worked at KSC from the beginning of the Apollo Program and continued through the space shuttle program starting with TWA Sept. 1965; then United 00087 Joseph Tidwell Joseph E. Tidwell Technology's Titan III; and on with Bendix Launch Support Division; then Boeing Service International; and Lockheed- Martin Yury wants to be first person on Mars. He is an excellent student. He counted that he will be 22-23 years old when 01101 Alla Tilis Yury Tilis NASA will be ready to place first men on Mars. Now Yury is only 11years old and he can speak, read, and write in Russian I am proud to say I worked 30 years (1965-1995) in the space program. I was involved in the Apollo Program while working 01156 C.B. Till C. B. Till at McDonnell Douglas and Bendix. I also worked with General Dynamicson the Atlas Centaur Program. Timeless is an American science-fiction time-travel drama series owned by Sonly Pictures. A team of three unlikely heroes must travel through time to stop a mysterious 2448 Mary Koski Space Race Sony Timeless organization from changing history. Filled with action, adventure, romance and comedy, the show is family-friendly and binge-worthy. 2451 Laura A. Schaefer History is Timeless George F. Titterton contributed to the success of the American Space Program as a Supervisor for the LEM Program at the Grumman Corporation, who built the Lunar 00960 Mrs. George F. Titterton George F. Titterton Module. Always in a controlled hurry, he kept both the engineering and Shop Departments working hard toward the good of finishing quickly and efficiently, within that decade. We are a family of curiosity, of wonder, of hope and of learning on every level. We support education of youth, the 01088 Sandra Tofflemire Carl Tofflemire field of science studies and the exploration of our cosmic neighborhood We are a family of curiosity, of wonder, of hope and of learning on every level. We support education of youth, the 01094 Sandra Tofflemire Sandra Tofflemire field of science studies and the exploration of our cosmic neighborhood 2053 David & Linda Tolison David & Linda Tolison Will submit at a later time. 01599 Tip Tollison Tip Tollison ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Dr. Tomei served as Communications-Computer Officer in the USAF for 22 years, three of those year in US Space 1981 AMF Dr. Lawrence Tomei Command and Strategic Command. Retired Lieutenant Colonel 1994. Buck joined the Space Program as a Fireman on April 1, 1965 and retired as a Captain in the KSC Fire Department May 1, 1992. As a member of the fire service he supported the 00130 Buck Tomlinson Buck Tomlinson Apollo as well as the current Space Shuttle program (7-12- 96). He currently serves as an Industrial Trainer in the Space Program. Snoopy awarded him in1987 (also other awards). Walter Douglas Toney, June 26, 1929 - February 11, 1998

"Doug" was born in Erwin, Tennessee. He came to Melbourne in 1954, following military service with the US Air Force. He started to work in Film Measurements and Computations at RCA. During his employment, he was a Statistical Planner, Engineering Planner, Production Systems Analyst, and became a Buyer for Aerostat Depot's remote sites. He retired in 1989 after 35 years with RCA and GE at Patrick Air Force Base. He was a member of First United Methodist Church, Melbourne, where he served over ten years as Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop #323. While active in scouting, he 1962 Nancy R. Toney Walter Douglas Toney received the District Award of Merit, Silver Beaver, and Order of Arrow Brotherhood. He guided over twenty young men, including his two sons, to receive the rank of Eagle Scout.

Doug enjoyed cooking, especially for the United Methodist Women, gardening, his second home in North Carolina, and his family.

He was a very unassuming man, very unpretentious. He was kind and gentle and had a great sense of humor. He was a great story teller and always had everyone in stitches with his stories. 1977 Beverly Spence, Teri Davidson, Jennifer Denny,Susan Torrey, Tyler Spence Torrey Glen Everett Torrey Will submit later Performed duties as manufacturing engineering design group leader for Grumman Corp. Throughout the Apollo Program. Supervised design concepts for fabrication of the Space 00790 Dominick Torrusio Dominick Torrusio Shuttle Honeycomb Wing Panels. These duties included design and fabrication advanced techniques. Programs; Lunar Module, Space Shuttle, and Titan Missile 01711 Neal Toward Samuel J. Toward 01712 Neal Toward Rachel E. Toward C.E.O. and President of the Grumman Corporation when the 00952 Mimi Towl-Obersheimer E. Clinton Towl Eagle landed on the Moon Harry was one of four children and father of nine. He was a caring son, husband, and father. He was fascinated by the 01541 Wanda A. Towson Harry Towson space program, partly due to the challenges and competition. He was a competitor all his life. He was golfing the week before he died of heart disease. Prepared working drawings for the structural parts of the LEM 00902 Domenick Tramontano Domenick Tramontano (Lunar Excursion Module) Renate Trantham worked for NASA from 1969 to 1994. She also was a volunteer for the Public Affairs Office until 2001. 2387 Robert L. Trantham, Jr. Renate Tratham Had the honor of serving in support of the "CHALLENGER" families. 2393 Renate Trantham Robert L. Tratham, Jr. In 1987 Charlotte began her reign in Work Control. She became the best in the field of RTOMI's. On October 30, 2120 Rita Denson Charlotte Travell 2005 she would do RT's no more. Another door opened to receive the "Queen of RT's." In Loving Memory of Charlotte Travell - The Launch Operations Team. Stuart L. Treon was employed at the Ames Research Center initially by the NACA and subsequently by the NASA from 01034 Stuart Treon Stuart Treon March1948 until January 1981. He was extensively involved in the aerodynamic testing in Ames wind tunnels in support of both the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. Robert Trigg was a dedicated Boeing Engineer and Facilities Manager for forty-five years. He was on the original team of the Saturn Booster Branch (SI-C) at Michoud, LA. Other 00740 Carolyn Trigg Robert Trigg programs at KSC included the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project; First Shuttle Flight; Space Transportation System; Skylab and Space Launch System. Born 4-20-27 Minneapolis, Minnesota. Began Boeing career 1964Michoud, New Orleans. Mentioned in Apollo/Saturn V Roll of Honor Library of Congress. 1973 KSC Shuttle 00184 Mrs. Evelyn E. Trindle Evelyn E. Trindle Program. In 1980, with husband James, became first couple to receive NASA's Astronaut 'Silver Snoopy' award. Was Property Records Coordinator. Retired KSC 1982. Born 4-6-14 Yakima, Washington. Began Boeing career 1957. 1962Michoud, New Orleans. Mentioned in the Apollo/Saturn V Roll of Honor, Library of Congress. 1973 00185 James William Trindle Senior James Wm. Trindle, Sr. Shuttle Program. In 1980, with wife Evelyn, became first couple to receive NASA's Astronaut 'Silver Snoopy' award. Was New Technology Program Director. Retired KSC 1982. Director of following programs: Lunar Module; Orbiting Astronomical Observatory ( OAO ); Test Instrumentation, 00680 Mrs. Ralph H. Tripp Ralph H. Tripp Flight Test; Corporate Systems at Great River Operations Engineering and Research, Vice Chairman of the board for Grumman Allied Industries Participated in the design and development of the LM 'Full Mission Engineering Simulator'. Lunar terrain projection 00419 Joseph Trippodi Joseph Trippodi system and Virtual Image Display System (1963-66). OCP Test Conductor for all LM descent engine testing at Grumman's Bethpage Cold Flow test facility (1966-1969). ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation My dad worked for Rocketdyne in the Santa Susana Mountains in Chatsworth, CA in the late 1950's and the 2155 Patricia Tucker William A. Trow, Jr. 1960's. He was an engineer and worked on many engines you have in the museum including the one that went to the moon. 2054 PS & MJ Truncale PS & MJ Truncale Will submit at a later time. 01615 Mrs. Ann Tschiemer Ann Tschiemer RCA George E. Tschudi, Grumman Chief of Technical Services, NASA Test Facility, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, 00157 George Tschudi George E. Tschudi 1964-1969. During this period the Lunar Module ascent and descent rocket engines were developed and tested. Janice (Kolbe) Tubell served as a secretary in the combined Pan Am/RCA program management office from 1958 to 1961. 1874 Wallace J. Tubell Janice Tubell She worked with Russ Barnes, Bill Sparks, Dave Arnold, Jesse Houston and other early pioneers. Married Wally Tubell of RCA. Served with RCA in technical and management positions from 1955 to 1968. Positions included Instrumentation Manager at 1875 Wallace J. Tubell Wally Tubell several down-range sites, Manager, Instrumentation Ships, and second shift I.M. at Cape Canaveral. His operations supported dozens of early missile and space programs. 2255 Rebecca Zingarelli Susan Turner 00723 Uta Tusetschlaeger Uta Tusetschlaeger Member of the German STS satellite group 'ASTR-SPAS'. I joined the Space Program in November 1955 as an ABMA System Engineer on the Redstone and Jupiter family of missiles. I became a Test Conductor in 1959, with test 01217 John M. Twigg John M. Twigg satellite and manned launches In 1965 I became a NASA/KSC project/program manager for Apollo, Skylab, STS Payloads, and Spacelab before retiring in 1987 Project Engineer for LEM Program (GSF) responsible for delivery, assembly, and checkout of modules to and at launch 01507 Francis R. Walton, Jr. Robert H. Tydeck and test sites including associated GSF. Received awards which included a plaque for supporting the safe return of Apollo 13 Astronauts. Supported LU 11 to LU 17 launches Mr. Tydeman has contributed over 35 years working in the field of Aerospace. He has been a major contributor with Grumman in space technology, specifically in building and 00677 The Family Of William Tydeman William E. Tydeman planning the LEM His contributions also include Configuration Management, compiling information on methods engineering computer library codes. 01518 Bruno Tymczyszyn Stephen N. Tymczyszyn My husband has been involved with the space program here since1960. He is currently the Deputy Director of Safety at 00496 Helen Ullian Louis Ullian PAFB. He has been present at about 2800 launches and is very worthy of this honor. Leroy H. Underwood of Houston, Texas, a Korean War veteran, dedicated his entire working career and almost 40 00432 Denise Frederickson Leroy Underwood years of his life to the pursuit of excellence in support of the space program in addition to being a loving husband and father to his wife Rose and his four children. Hired by NASA November 1961 into the Finance office to help set up 1st accounting system 1962. Currently, I have been with NASA 49 years. Assisted Public Affairs since 2297 William A. Underwood William A. Underwood about 1975. Retired January 3, 1985. Rehired to assist Public Affairs as a volunteer to escort press, media and VIPs. Proud of the Shuttle launches and landings. Current age: 83. Program in Instructional Technology 2114 David Carbanara Duquesne University 2005 School of Education Home of the Nations Leading Teachers Mrs. Drucilla Urquhart was a finalist in the 2006 Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award contest. Mrs. Urquhart is a teacher at Spruce Creek High School in Port Orange, Florida. 2129 AMF Drucilla Urquhart The Astronauts Memorial Foundation is proud to inscribe her name on the Spacewalk of Honor at the Kennedy Space Center. 1960 Paul Utecht Patrick Utecht Will submit later 1961 Paul Utecht Paul Utecht Will submit later I was the Lunar Module Program Manager of liaison engineering. My group was responsible for supporting the manufacturing effort of the LM. Liaison Engineering issued 00700 Mr. D. A. Valenza Dominic A. Valenza engineering paper work to resolve manufacturing and or engineering problems in a timely fashion to maintain production schedules of the LM 01487 M.C. Vallee Randolph R. Vallee Jac is a Webelos II and will actively pursue Boy Scouts in one year. He supported the Saturn Restoration Project in Alabama by saving his money and sending it in. He wants to complete school and serve in the U.S. Navy, hopefully 2010 Brad & Kelly Crosier Jac Van Dongen gaining his wings as a pilot, serving and protecting the people and citizens of our United States. He said he will be the best pilot he can be and hopefully enter the Space Program. He is also a Gold Member of the Center for Space Education. Mr. Van Horn was an engineer with Boeing from 1958-1970, and worked on the Minuteman and Apollo Programs as well as the Lunar Orbiter. He was also on the engineering team that designed the Vehicle Assembly Bldg. As well as doing 00548 David Millican Richard W. Van Horn design work on the launch tower for all the Apollo launches. He also worked w/ Jacobs Engineering from 1982-1994 & did some work w/The Space Shuttle tiles & has been a consultant for Jacobs on several NASA Projects John worked with Lockheed as a Quality Engineer doing FMED, and 'Quality Control for the Shuttle work orders from 00932 John F. Vance John F. Vance landing to the V.A.B. (OMI's) John also worked for Boeing after the Challenger breakup doing Flight Cert.. on PA I 2 and 1 1868 John W. Van Cleve Jack VanCleve RCA ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Worked for Grumman AEROSPACE ON THE Apollo program 00598 Tom Vandegriek Tom Vandegriek supported functional checkout of Lunar Module in O&C building from1966 thru 1973. C.R. Vanderscoff Jr. was retired in 1983 after 35 years with Hamilton Standard/United Technologies of Windsor Locks, 00962 Kimberly, Derek & C.R. IV Vanderscoff C.R. Vanderscoff Ct. Through the 60,s and 70,s he was involved in the design of the life support systems used in the Apollo Missions Jim was a Shuttle engineer for 28 years. He worked for Lockheed Martin and United Space Alliance in ECLSS, Payload Mechanical, and Swing Arms. He was honored for 2325 United Space Alliance James D. Vanover the installation of an IMAX Camera and repairs to the Shuttle KU-Band antenna, among others, as well as the prestigious Silver Snoopy award. Gene is an Electrical Engineer. He joined Douglas Aircraft Company after graduating from college in 1963. He helped design telemetry systems for the SIVB stage of the Saturn 00150 Eugene L. VanReenen Eugene L. VanReenen Apollo vehicle. He worked in checkout and launch activities throughout the entire Apollo era. His space support continues on Shuttle main engines. Dr Vaughan started in 1957 at Army Ballistic Missile Agency, subsequently in 1960 NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL, retiring in 1986. As Chief, Aerospace 00620 William Vaughan William Vaughan Environment and then Atmospheric Science Division, he had responsibility for all natural environment design requirements for Pershing, Saturn, Skylab, Space Shuttle and International Space Station. Cortland (SUNY) graduate. Teacher, business owner then structural and mechanical designer for twenty-nine years. Retired at 65 from LTV. At 66 joined Lockheed (CA) as Staff 1810 Verguson Marjorie Leo Earl Verguson Engineer. Worked till age 75 on aerospace program, Skylab; flight cradle and related equipment for Air Force payload in shuttle. John Verity was employed by Grumman Corp. from 1951-90. He worked in the LEM program during it's lifetime. He worked 00397 John Verity John Verity in all phases of structural building of the vehicle from laying the main beams in Plt. 3 to applying the heat shielding in Plt 5 in Bethpage, NY. 01143 Jane Vester David Vester First lunar-gravity and weightless research flights from NASA Space shuttle L.F. for non-government institutions. World's 2250 Carlo Viberti Sacha, Carlo, Kim Viberti youngest weightless science research test subject (11 years old). Joined KSC in 1962 in the Director's Protocol Office. Responsible for the meticulous details for the arrival, lodging, 00025 Major Jay M. Viehman Jay Merle Viehman and banquets for Kings, Queens and other VIP worldwide and their comprehensive tours of KSC with top KSC Personnel briefing at each point of interest. Worked on the Apollo Program, with Grumman 00912 John E. Villane Ed Villane Viking/Voyager General Dynamics and Shuttle Programs with Martin and then Lockheed 01423 John E. Villane Marge T. Villane This summer I attended Space Camp at Kennedy Space 2181 Carlos M. Vinas Nicolas L. Vinas Center, Florida. Since 1991 Judy has committed herself to the education of students and teachers in the field of aerospace education. As a Challenger Center International Faculty member, a NASA 01506 Judith Vint Judith Vint educational workshop facility tutor conference presenter and classroom teacher she has touched the lives and hopefully the future of thousands. Senior Test Engineer, spacecraft assembly and test guidance 00654 Vernon Viola Vernon Viola and control systems. Control electronics section for Grumman Lunar Modules 6,8 and 10 For Apollo 12,14 and 16 Missions 2055 Lisa Viola L & J Viola Will submit at a later time. Grumman Aerospace Corporation Group Leader - structural sciences section. Worked in Grumman Preliminary Design Department on initial Apollo program proposals and 00515 Joseph Visconti Joseph Visconti eventually the lunar excursion module (LEM) proposals. Cognizant Engineer responsible for the structural integrity of all lunar module pressurized tank, ascent stage bulkhead and aft equipment bay. Grumman Aerospace Corporation. Draftsman/Designer - Crew Provisions Group involved in all phases of the 00516 Joseph Visconti Victor Visconti ergonomic study and design of the astronauts space habitat during all the lunar module's missions to the moon. 01692 David Vitztum David Joseph Vitztum 01203 Roger J. Vizioli Roger J. Vizioli Engineer in the German ASTRO-SPAS program, System Manager ASTRO-SPAS has had three successful missions: 00851 Carola Lauber Matthias Vogel STS 51 in 1993STS 66 in 1994 and STS 80 in 1996. The fourth flight of this German Satellite is scheduled with STS 85 in July 1997 2266 Christina & Jeff Vogel Christina & Jeff Vogel Manager of Assembly & Test at Kennedy Space Center during the launch of Apollo 11 for the Grumman Aerospace Corp Lunar Module program. I reported to George Skurla 00043 William E. Voorhest William E. Voorhest KSC Base Manager. Previous to this assignment I was Plant Manager in Bethpage, NY responsible for Lunar Module manufacturing in Plant #5. 01178 Connie Moquist Terri Vorelli 1829 Maxine Vreeland Art & Maxine Vreeland RCA 2002 Rebecca Schwender Jake, Felicia & Rick Wade Will submit at a later time. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation He is working by DASA/Germany, which is producing science satellites - Astrospas - to explore the space and Earth 00354 Wagner Waltraud Alex Wagner atmosphere. Since 1993 he is working at the Kennedy Space Center in frame of the Shuttle program launching several GermanAstropas. 2056 Susanne Wagner Susan & Karl Wagner Will submit at a later time. 1961-1969 RCA Test Laboratory Cocoa Beach Florida Engineering Manager Provided engineering/operational support/telemetry system/Air Force Eastern Test Ranger # 50 million rehabilitation. Telemetry equipment in Range. 1969- 01103 Mrs. Marjorie Wakefield Julian E. Wakefield, Jr. 1972 RCA Goddard Space Flight Center Maryland Senior Engineer/organized/supervised engineering operational support telemetry tracking systems for NASA Networks Directorate Mfg. Vehicle Manager of LM 5Apollo 11 Mfg. Supervisor for 01321 Mr. Frank R. Walton, Jr. Bill Waldron remainder of program. All positions at Kennedy Space Center 1966-1972 Glen Waldrop served the Space Program faithfully for 16 2089 Linda L. Haas Glen S. Waldrop years until his retirement in 1995. Joined Skins in welding JIC with Siacki welder in plant 3 for 00636 Alvin Walk Alvin Walk upper and lower stages of LM also fitted and built porch and hand rails for plant 3 From 08/84 through 11/88 I worked for the DOD Managers Space Transportation System Contingency Support Office (DDMS) Operations Branch. DDMS is in charge of Space 01149 Martha C. Walker Martha C. Walker Shuttle contingency operations. I received a Certificate of Appreciation from NASA for my work during the investigation of the Challenger accident. 2386 Clain & Jana Walker Don Walker 2412 John M. Franasiak Anna Jean Walker My father, Eschol Walker Jr., is the founder and President of Atlantic Technical Services (ATS). His company has handled the distribution of mail at the cape since 1971. His company 00435 Sue Macchiarella Eschol Walker, Jr. has directly supported the launches by getting needed schedules, information & ADP's to the required sites in a timely manner. I was assigned to Cape Kennedy in 1966 as an electrical technician on the lunar module vehicle team. Our responsibility was to perform tests that ensured the integrity 00317 James R. Wallace, II James R. Wallace of the vehicles. Duties included 'standing in' for the astronauts during testing and launch simulations up to three minutes prior to lift off. 01476 Dawn B. Wallenhaupt Family Wallenhaupt 1962-66 Grumman Manager at facilities & site activation for Lunar Module. 1966-69 Staff Assistant to Grumman Base 01018 Joseph Ward Joseph Walsh Manager at KSC for LM. 1969-72 Grumman Head of Facilities Planning for shuttle study. 1981-85 Rockwell Ground Systems Project Engineer on space shuttle at KSC. none unknown David E. Walsh Appointed Chief of Technical Services for the Grumman Lunar Module Program at Kennedy Space Center, FL in June 00311 Frank R. Walton, Jr. Frank R. Walton, Jr. 1965.Participated in all Apollo launches and moon landings through out entire program including contract close out in 1973. 1859 G. Denton Clark Howard Warringer RCA Started in 1951 at Redstone Arsenal as Chief, Prop & Gases Section in Redstone Program. Progressed thru various 00894 Mr. Chester T. Wasileski Chester T. Wasileski positions thru the Jupiter, Saturn I B, Saturn V & finally Shuttle. Retired1980 as Dep. Dir. Design Engineer K.S.C. 2230 Chester Wasileski Doris Wasileski Emil built the wind tunnel and display models for the Mercury and Gemini Spacecraft at McDonnell Aircraft. From 1952 to 01164 Emil A. Wasinger Emil A. Wasinger 1973 he was at McAir performing high and low speed tests as a wind tunnel technician. Tom (McAir 1962-1993) started on Mercury Expedite Shop. Retired Mgr. PC McDAC. I was a Grumman nurse who monitored the testing and 00639 Lois Watkins Lois Watkins construction of the L.E.M. Bob Watkins Jr. worked for Grumman at KSC in 1984 while attending FIT. He was an Assistant Space Shuttle Logistics 00162 Robert Watkins, Sr. Bob Watkins, Jr. Engineer in the VAB, LCC, etc. He is proud to be a third generation Grumman space worker. See Bob Watkins Sr. (father) and John F Williams grandfather). Bob Watkins Sr., Grumman Vice President, was Chief of Support for the company's Lunar Module Program. His group managed all spare parts, produced all technical manuals, 00161 Bob Watkins, Sr. Bob Watkins, Sr. training/maintenance analysis. Bob spent 17 years including 8 at KSC, as Assistant to George Skurla, Grumman Base Manager, later President and CEO. Die Supervisor of Tech Data for Grumman Aircraft Corporation, Bethpage, NY at the Grumman facilities at the 00414 Eleanor Watson Bus Watson Kennedy Space Center in Florida from 1965 to 1970 or when Grumman Corporation left the Space Center, Florida. Retired after twenty years. Worked for the motion picture and television service of USIA 01158 Angelina Garcia Shirley Watterson which produced many programs promoting the American Space Program. I joined RCA in 1954 assigned to the Command Control Unit. As an Engineer my duties were related to the design, development and support of the Command Control System 01007 A. O. Watts A. O. Watts (range safety). I continued this assignment until 1988 when the RCA contract expired, then continued with CSR until Mrs.1994. Watts was one of the original members of the Procurement Directorate. She was brought down from 2234 - Section 5 Mary Lou Harlow Emily M. Watts Washington, D.C. with Bill Lohse, the Director of Procurement. She purchased many items needed for the launches. 2405 Jack & Sindy Smith Robert F. Watts Space Shuttle Systems - SpaceX Payload Operations ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Jack worked as KSC from 1968-1992. He initially worked on the Apollo Program as an NDT Technician. He retired from 00886 Bill & Gloria Makey Jack Richard Weakland Rockwell as supervisor, Quality Engineering for the Shuttle Program. Recipient of the Silver Snoopy Award. Jack was very proud to be a part of the NASA Space Program Of the years Jaren worked for Thiokol his time working on the Space Shuttle SRB (1979-1983) were his most exciting until 01514 Gail V. Weatherston Jaren E. Weatherston he died in 1999 from ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). He made space exploration have a special interest not only for his children but for his grandson Jaren Austin Passey. Bob Weaver - North American/Rockwell. 40 years of dedication to the aerospace industry and the manned exploration of space. Project Manager of Saturn II Operations 00734 Rebecca Zingarelli Robert Weaver (Apollo 1-11). Director of Apollo Command and Service Module Operations (Apollo 12-SkylabI). Director of Space Shuttle Test Integration (1973-1991). He lived the dream. 01243 P. E. Adamek J.T. Tal Webb Employed as an Electrical Engineer for RCA on the USAF Eastern Test Range (1965-2000). Supported Gemini VII - (6) (1965). Served on one-man RCA contract (Lunar Rover 2003 Donald G. Weber Donald G. Weber Radio Support) to NASA KSC for Apollo 15 (1970-71). Answered Apollo 15 Flight roll call for "RCA". My answer was "GO" (1971). 2432 Delaware North Tom Weber Phil worked as a machinist in the aerospace industry prior to coming to KSC in 1966. He came in with the Apollo era and 2317 Carolynn Gannon Phil Weiner worked throughout the years retiring in 2005 while working with the shuttle. Phil as known for his innovations and problem solving ability. Silver Snoopy recipient. Jim Weir was a dedicated worker for NASA (as a civil servant, then contractor) until his death in 1994. Jim was dedicated to America's Space Program, testified before 00778 Darrell J. Walen James Weir congress on NASA's behalf, significantly contributing to engineering programs for NASA, the Department of Defense and private industry To celebrate at special Birthday, April 8th, 1999 and to let you know that: You send me, I know you send me Darlin' you 01431 Jim Weiss Jim Weiss send me, honest you do You thrill me, I know you thrill me Darlin' you thrill me, honest you do You Send Me, 1957, Sam Cooke 01613 Betty J. Welch Joseph F. Welch 1838 Irene Welch Norman A. Welch RCA Alex Welhan joined the Space Program in 1957 and retired there from on January 8, 1982. He was employed at Kennedy 00128 Stephany Welhan Alex Welhan Space Center when the program was in its infancy and received several awards for his contributions of ideas and workmanship during his employment by NASA. Employment aerospace engineer (GS-13,9) in NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Propulsion & Vehicle Engineering Laboratory. Specifically, with space stations and advanced space systems. Research Fields in specializes are as follows: 01376 Bonnie Coggin Hubert B. Wells Space Stations, Saturn/Apollo programs Research & Development of Redstone &Jupiter Missiles. Patents: Recovery Capsule for Orbital Rescue, Satellite Retrieval/Film Return Multi Sphere Rotating Space Stat. Although a student, Shannon Jewel Wells has already exhibited an unfailing commitment to a career in Radio Astronomy. Her studies and research have been utilized at 1989 Troy Heard Shannon Jewel Wells the Coca-Cola Space Science Center in Columbus, Georgia, and at Florida International University in Miami. Through the Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy REU Program. 2290 Chuck Wenk Chuck Wenk 1865 Karl Wenz Karl F. Wenz RCA I took part in developing and testing all the environmental control systems on all the launch modules which enabled man 00325 William Weremeichik William J. Weremeichik to land on the moon and return safely back to Earth. My part was accomplished in Bethpage Long Island, New York. William was a Human Factors Engineer with Grumman Aerospace Corp. He worked on lunar module LEM. Was 00448 Joan Wernicke William Wernicke involved in Houston & Huntsville. He helped design camera apparatus and human interaction on LEM. USAF Civil Service employee loaned to NASA shuttle 00381 Eleanor West Eleanore West inspection1974-75. 'Booster for a Future in Space'. 2165 Gabe Gabrielle Candy West 01733 Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Westphal Frank C. Westphal Engineering manager responsible for site preparations, field design, installation, acceptance testing and vendor/factory liaison for over 600 cabinets of Apollo/Saturn launch complex 00307 Jules Wetekamm Jules Wetekamm GSESame for KSC and VAFB Orbiter Communications and Tracking Stations. All systems delivered ahead of schedule and under budget. Received NASA Commendation. Published Tech Brief (KSC-10512). In honor of Michael and Ashley Wheeler married November 2422 Robert & Katie Lowrie Michael & Ash Wheeler 12, 2017. May they have a a long, exiting, and beautiful life together. Employed NASA Procurement in May 1964 as Supervisory Contact Specialist. Retired NASA in Jan 1984. Began Part Time in Public Affairs in Feb 1984 doing tours, launches and 00042 Philip F. Whitaker, Jr. Philip F. Whitaker, Jr. landings until 1993 when NASA Alumni League began 'Volunteer' program. Have over 3000 hours of volunteer time with Speakers Bureau, tours, Launches, Landings & Guest Center. Still maintain Area Permits 6/1/96. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Phil has supported the Protocol Staff, PAO as a Volunteer since he retired from NASA in 1984; donating over 1000 01364 Rose Rayfield Philip F. Whitaker, Jr. hours per year since. His support has been in the areas of Launce and Landing guest operations, VIP Tours, Kits assembly, and Administrative support 01326 James R. White James R. White John worked at Grumman Aerospace, on every LEM project. First, as a lead man and later as an Industrial Engineer. Hew 00481 Rose White John White, Jr. was sent down to Merritt Island-Cocoa Beach, FL when the moon shot was planned. He was very proud to be part of the space program and we, as a family, felt the same and still do. 1961-66 RCA Leader M.I.L.S. (Missile Impact Locating 1806 Patricia Whitehead L.R. "Randy" Whitehead System) - Patrick Tech Lab 1985- RCA Operations Manager - Missile Test Project Participated in numerous launches of satellites (earth, lunar, mars). Member of launch team for Apollo launches. Supported approach and landing test for Shuttle Enterprise at 00231 Glenn Whitehurst Glenn Whitehurst E.A.F.B. launch team member for Shuttle launches at KSC until 1984.Assisted in manufacturing and test of G.P.S. Navistar System. 2057 Jeffrey Whitestone Jeffrey Whitestone Will submit at a later time. North American Aviation July 12, 1965. Apollo 11 closeout crew1969. Manager Technical Operations H.M.F. return to 00506 Technical Crew H.M.F. Donald Whiting, Jr. flight post Challenger 1986. U.S.A Technical Site Manager H.M.F. 1996. RCA/Charles L Whitley originally from Chicago, IL., Field Engineer from 1957 to 1972. Started as a technician working out of the Tech Lab. at Patrick Air Force Station. Had many down range assignments and also worked on the different 01647 Charles L. Whitley Charles L. Whitley ships. Received my B. S. in Engineering while working for R. C. A. Through their Educational Support Program. Then promoted to field engineer and Functioned in that position until cut backs of 1972. Enjoyed. Barrett was the Structural Analysis Group Leader for primary structure on the lunar module ascent stage prior to the first landing. This task also included structural engineering 00531 Joyce Whitman Barrett Whitman, Jr. oversight of qualification test planning, procedures and actual testing itself. Many difficult structural engineering problems were encountered and solved along the way. 01147 Katherine A. Widerborg Katherine A. Widerborg Bill Wiegand has been involved in the space industry since 1960.His career has encompassed all of the manned flight programs. Bill has been an integral member of the shuttle 00098 Kathleen Wiegand William John Wiegand program since its inception. One of his most rewarding positions has been as Pad Manager of Launch Complex 'A' at the Kennedy Space Center. Member Civilian Astronaut Corps (X-PRIZE). National Aviation & Exploration Wall of Honor. While a graduate 2158 Ronald Weir Dr. Ronald Wier student (Mississippi State University) worked on NASA Remote Sensing Project (late ‘60s). Established Photo Processing Lab for still & motion pictures. Consultant on establishing NASA photo lab facility. Member & 1957 Bill (WG) Wiest Bill (WG) Wiest Chairman of IRIG Group for optics & photo. Worked as Chemist in other various positions from January 1954 thru June 1990. Linda has been an avid follower of the space program and believes that the exploration of space is a necessity for mankind and an exciting opportunity to be involved in our 2252 Ian Knox Linda Wighton future. Linda is proud to be associated with the Astronauts Memorial Foundation as without pioneers we would never advance. 1879 Raymond Wilkins Raymond Wilkins NASA Alumni League, Florida Chapter Member Number 2032 John Williams, 33 year Grumman employee, (P/N 188), was a particularly innovative craftsman, working in the highly critical Experimental Shop with development engineering personnel. 00163 Mariann H. Watkins John F. Williams A lead-man, he played important roles in the manufacture of the Grumman Orbiting Astronomical Observatory, the Lunar Module and the Grumman Lunar Rover. Former Dir. & Dep. Dir., Design Eng. Directorate, KSC ('68- 75).Participated in last V-2 rocket launch in White Sands and 00221 Grady Williams Grady F. Williams all Redstone, Jupiter, Saturn, Apollo, and Space Shuttle launch site operations thru Apollo/Soyuz, 1975. Received the NASA Exceptional Service Award. Served as a NASA Electrical Systems Engineer for checkout and launch preparation of manned spacecraft beginning with Project Mercury and continuing through Gemini and Apollo. 00303 Gayle Williams Thomas N. Williams Presently serves as Chief Electrical and Telecommunications Division for NASA, KSC, Shuttle Engineering Directorate. (1959 - present) While working at NASA supply summer 61, helped clear old civilian buildings in complex 39 area. As summer employee of 00337 Grady Williams James Williams Chrysler Corpin 62 assisted in launch pad refurbishment after SIB launches. BS Aero Eng. LSU 1939, Ph D 1963. NACA 1940-1958 X-1 project engineer and founding director of NACA HSFS 00474 Helen Williams Walter Williams (Dryden Flt Res Cntr) Assoc. Director NASA Space Task Group (Mercury) and Director of Operations. NASA Chief Engineer. Member AGARD and ASAP Honfellon AIAA. After developing simulated flight tests for project Mercury, Mike developed and wrote the simulated flight tests and the 01044 Marge Williams Michael Williams launch countdown test procedures that were used to test and launch all of the manned Gemini and Apollo spacecraft. From 1967-1972 performed as Director of Operations for the 01047 Wiley Williams Wiley Williams Grumman Corp in preparing the Lunar Module for flight at the Kennedy Space Center. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation worked for Bendix Field Engineering Corp, 1966-1971. Stationed at MILA July 1966 - Kennedy, GBM dec 1966-70 - 01055 Dennis W. Williams Dennis W. Williams Grand Bahamas, Goddard Space Flight Center 1971. Worked all Apollo missions thru #13 Roger C. Williams started on the Space Program as an Electrical Technician at Cape Canaveral in 1963. He supported the Titan 3C program for a year and then the Apollo program where he supported the launches of Saturn 1902 Deborah L. Williams Roger C. Williams 1B and Saturn 5 rockets. Roger has continued his service at Kennedy Space Center by supporting the Shuttle program as Lead Technician in launch operations at Kennedy Space Center LC-39, where he continues to support the manned space program. Ralph E. "Eddie" Williams was very proud of the work he did on the Apollo program, the Minute Man Defense System, and on the Space Shuttle, during his 30 years with the space 1922 Helen Williams, Sheree Brodict & Kim Hollmann Ralph E. "Eddie" Williams operations team. He worked as a Safety, Reliability, and Quality Assurance Inspector under several different contractors. Bill worked the Apollo, Skylab, Mars-Viking, & Shuttle Programs. Served as an electrical engineer, NASA Test Director, and as Convoy Commander for STS-1 through STS- 2301 Bill Williams Bill Williams 25. He retired in 2001 after 34 years of government service and moved with his family to Melbourne, Australia. Returned to the U.S. in 2004. 01444 Keith Williamson Keith Williamson While Director of Foreign Zone at Canaveral Port Authority, Port Canaveral originated the concept of placing a space launch pay-load processor in a foreign trade zone at first 00459 Max Willis Max Willis Astrotech Space Operations and second at Space Hab. This attracts foreign payloads and saves hundreds of thousands of dollars per shot. Mr. Wilson served as a Project Manager for two successful contracts at KSC - the first from 1963 to 1968 for TWA and 00111 Susan W. Colchin Richard W Wilson the second from1978 to 1983 with Wackenhut. He is a recipient of NASA's Distinguished Service Medal. Mrs. Teresa Wilson, 2nd Grade Teacher, The Ellis School, Pittsburgh, PA. Through her compassion, her guidance and 01643 Katherine Shelby Melrose Teresa M. Wilson her knowledge 'Terri' Wilson inspired our Daughter to 'Reach for the Stars'. With Love and Appreciation, The Melrose Family, June 2000 Hamp Wilson negotiated and administrated contracts for many of NASA's major programs. He was a manager in the Procurement Office at KSC and a Senior Executive at NASA 2193 Hugh Wilson Hugh H. "Hamp" Wilson Headquarters and MSFC where, as the Director of Procurement, he led the team that negotiated the settlement for the Challenger accident. Dr. Wilson D.Sc. Is a leader in the development of ISS crew tools that were critical to the successful assembly and activation of the orbiting outpost. His fingerprints are clearly visible throughout NASA and Boeing's manned space flight 2261 Carolyn Wilson David Wilson, Jr. D. Sc. history. Dr. Wilson is president of Wilson Aerospace LLC, Boulder, Colorado. Multiple Crew Tools: FFTD EVA ADJUST REACTION THUMB W/R ANGLE FFTD IVA, CSRD, CGRIT, RAD 10-20, ERAD, & SEVERAL TRAINERS. I contributed to the American Space Program, NASA, at John F. Kennedy Space Center in the office of Supply and 01023 Rachel Windsor Ott Rachel Windsor Ott Procurement from11/19/63 - 5/1/94 as a management analysis. 01698 Pauline Winship Pauline Winship Employed NASA Miss. Test Facility 1965-1970 Received awards for member of Viking Project; contributed to men's first orbit of moon 1968; 1st manned Lunar Landing 1969. In 01301 Mrs. Gloria N. Winters Daniel J. Winters 1970 transferred to Cape Canaveral AFS; contributed to Apollo 11 program and other programs until retirement in 1981 having served 40 years service for Government. Employed by Boeing for 7 years on I US program Built nosecones for Wollup Island, Va. Built high speed printers for the Cape and Mercury Program. Made various 01408 - Section 3 Carl Winters Carl Winters transducers for the Saturn 5. Built space simulator. Fabrication Technician on USNS Redstone Tracking Ship from Apollo I through Apollo X 01546 Mrs. W. Winwood Susan Winwood 1960- Kennedy Space Center - Project Mercury thru 1980 1980- NASA Headquarters, Washington DC - 61-C, STS 61- 2112 Ruthan Wirman Eliades Nelson R. Wirman C, MSL 2, Shuttle Payload Engineering Division, Office of Space Science & Applications NASA Headquarters - Program Manager - 1986 August 1950-September 1962 US Naval Aviation. September 1962-December 1983 NASA (retired) 34 years. January 1984- February 1991Lockheed (LSOC) 7 years. US Naval Aviation- 00232 John P. Wise John P. Wise Aviation Electronic Technician. NASA-Electronic Technician: Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Spacelab, ASTP, Shuttle. Lockheed- Ordnance Supervisor and Flight Battery Laboratory-Shuttle. Mr. Wise has worked in the space program with different contractor company's for 15 years. He has performed as a Technician, Space-craft Operator and as Supervisor during 00511 Linda Jean Button Michael Wise this period of time. He has always been a staunch supporter of the space program and has a keen interest in future exploration. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Joined RCA 1956, Stationed St. Lucia, BWI Selected/Trained Satellite Program Naval Research Laboratory, Wash DC. Stationed Antigua. Credited Co-Founder Radio magnetic Star - Arctas Antighs. Sent validated coordinates establishing first 1811 Walter Wisnicky Walter Wisnicky US Satellite, Project Vanguard. Also: Space Command Controller, Greenland, PhilcoFord 1962-63 - Space Command Controller, Turkey, GE 1983-84 - College Professor aboard USN ships 1974-97. In loving memory of my mother, who passed away April 20, 1869 Catherine A. Witkowski Frances H. Witkowski 1990. 1871 Catherine A. Witkowski Catherine A. Witkowski RCA/CSR 1877 Catherine A. Witkowski Richard F. Witkowski, Sr. RCA - In Honor of my Father Club organized to provide social atmosphere for Grumman wives through meetings and events including aid to many local charities They gave unwavering support to our LM 01114 Helen Walton Grumman KSC Wives Club Space Team's successful Lunar Mission. Since wives understood the demanding hours and utmost concentration necessary to achieve this goal, which could easily be hampered by problems at home. Career Air Force Communications Officer and Aerospace Educator including AFJROTC. HQ AACS/AFCS, Director of Logistics Far East Communications Region, Inspector 2433 Jon Grubbs James Billie WM Grubbs JR General GEETA in support of Aerospace Communication Systems. Development and Management AUTODIN data system MARS W9DXA W4YNE W5NTX KR6EN KA2JG. Graduated from the City College of New York; completed graduate studies in the same School of Engineering. He was employed at Grumman on Long Island where he designed 00047 Catherine I. Wolf Joseph J. Wolf aircraft and spacecraft. He received a 'Silver Snoopy' for work on the Apollo Program's Lunar Lander and first shuttle flight achievement award. 01536 Teresa Hayes Thomas E. Wolff Performed Engineering Design and analysis of the Apollo Lunar Landing Module at Grumman from 1961 thru 1968. Work involved thermo structural analysis of the descent stage 00788 Willy A. Wolter Willy A. Wolter base heat shield. Also worked on Grumman's Space Shuttle Studies from 1970 thru1972, and on the design of the Shuttle Orbiter Wings Date of Birth 6/05/25 Date of Death 5/20/98NASA Employee from 1964-19851964-1972 Contract Specialist- 01328 Family Of Marion Wood Marion Wood Procurement1972-1979 Real Estate Officer1979-1985 Management Specialist - Public Affairs 2058 Stephen Wood Stephen Wood Will submit at a later time. 1738 David Wood Dr. David Wood Family Grandson of Fred W Haise, Apollo 13 Lunar Module Pilot and 00049 Fred W. Haise Cade Hunter Woodall Space Shuttle Enterprise Commander. Jimmy Workman was born in the 50's and he has been interested in the Space Program throughout the years. He enjoys pointing out everyday items that we have due to 01584 Susan Workman Jimmy Workman NASA. He strongly defends NASA if anyone states that the space program should be dissolved. Science means the world to him. Northrop Corporation Project Manager Planetary Descent and Landing Systems for research and contract studies 1961- 1967.Developed design approach and parameter envelops 00760 Robert N. Worth Robert N. Worth for Ames Research Center Mars Mission Studies. Supported JPL Voyager Studies Presentations; Marshall Space Flight Center AIAA/AAS 'Stepping Stones To Mars' and AIAA 2nd annual meetings RCA/ Mr. Artemus came to Florida with the TRW Technical staff in June 1956. In 1964 he joined the RCA Missile Test 01628 Art Wren Art Wren Project at the Eastern Test Range. When he retired in 1984,Mr Wren was the RCA Division Vice President for Range Services. RCA/ Paul Wren range experience was as a computer program analyst with the RCA Operations and Maintenance 01630 Paul Wren Paul Wren Contract. His work included PC Computer Setup and Maintenance and the Program-ing and Operations of the Range Contractor Payroll and Management system. RCA/ Robert Wrens experience was with the RCA Operations and Maintenance Contract on the air force Eastern Test 01633 Robert Wren Robert Wren Range. His work included telemetry, supply systems, property control, pad launch set-up, and F-1 day checks, in support of shuttle launches. The commitment to work hard and to dedicate oneself to shaping the future characterize the outstanding service of 00149 Timothy & Katherine Russell Brian Wright Brian Wright to the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame. His coworkers and friends are thankful for his contribution to America's future. Was a member of Grumman Team at Cape Kennedy Space 00153 Stanley Wright Stanley E. Wright Port from1966 to 1973. Kathy has worked at the Space Center since 1967 for 3 different contractors (Federal Electric, Bendix LSD and USBI). She has worked for the Apollo, Apollo-Soyuz, and 00176 Kathleen E. Wright Kathleen E. Wright Shuttle programs in the administrative area. She became interested in the Space Program because her father, Sam, worked at the center. An Electrical Engineer who performed systems analysis on Apollo instrumentation for General Electric, including preparation of launch reports and Electrical Systems 00278 Kathleen Wright David Wright Handbook, (until we reached the Moon) with GE 1963-69. First employed (at Cape) in 1956 by Convair Astronautics as a Senior Design Engineer and a Senior Flight Test Engineer on the Atlas missile. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation Worked at NASA Marshall Space Flight Huntsville, Alabama 1963-65;then was transferred to KSC in Florida. He worked 00436 Ruth Wright-Weaver Robert Wright from 1965 to death in 1987 on various programs from Apollo to the Shuttle and loved the space program. William B Wright, Technician/Engineer/Manager Began KSC Career in May 1966 with RCA initially, and then General 01262 Virginia Wright William B. Wright Electric in support of the Gemini-Titan and Apollo programs. Since July 1978employed by CSC, Grumman, Lockheed- Martin, and USA in support of the Space Shuttle Program 01736 Marjorie Gazvoda Zachary T. Wright Bobby Wright began a long career at KSC after graduating UCF. He worked for several contractors, lastly Northrop 2454 William Wright Robert Booby Wright Grumman as a system safety engineer on the solid rocket booster for the SLS. Sam worked at the Space Center from 1958 until his retirement in1982. During that time he worked for the Douglas 00175 Kathleen E. Wright Samuel Wright Jr. Aircraft Co. (later McDonnell-Douglas) where he worked as an engineer on the 'Thor' rocket for 18 years. He then joined PRC as an inspector until his retirement. '61 to '63 at the Cape with GEEIA - '64 to '67 at MILA KSC 1842 Warren Wrightington Warren Wrightington Communications Project - Mgr Cable Systems - Mgr Operations Control - Reported to Ed Sears James Xerikos, PhD, is a McDonnell Douglas Fellow and Senior Member of the AIAA. He worked on the Delta Program, designed the Xerikos nose cone used in the HEDI 01100 Darlene Comer James Xerikos program, indirectly supported space programs through contract and R & D projects, and is a published author in national and international technical journals Lee Yager was among the first permanently assigned Grumman employees at K.S.C. as Site Activation Manager he 00872 Leland Yager Leland Yager supervised the installation and checkout of LMGSE. During LM checkouts he was Chief Of Systems Engineering 00467 Helen Yagerhofer-McDowell Fred Yagerhofer 01157 Stephen M Yarton Stephen M Yarton Project Engineer, Design & Development: Matador 1949-50, Atlas1951-54. Range instrumentation engineer, Patrick AFB 1955-65.January 1953 alerted Congress and Ike's new 00276 Joseph Yasecko Joseph Yasecko presidency that Russia was developing rockets faster than U.S.A. Spoke with Defense Chief 'Charlie' Wilson, Secretary of the USAF and Senators Saltonstall, Lyndon Johnson, and John Kennedy. Joe is a retired teacher and writer. He is a founding sponsor of the Challenger Center and a member of the Planetary 01479 Debra Paul Joseph J. Yenkavitch Society and National Space Society. Joe has a strong interest in Martian exploration and has a published short story set there. He is running the Setiat Home Program. Dedicated to a special man, who was a long time supporter of the United States Space Program. Elmer enlightened us with 01634 Linda Hoefer Elmer R. Yeomans humorous stories, loved fishing, enjoyed photography, and befriended everyone he met. Forever in our hearts as beloved husband, father and friend. As Shuttle Program Manager for the 45 SW's RTS Contractor in 1994Ms Yoffa lead the Cape Canaveral Team on the NASCOM 2000 upgrade of the FTS-2000 Network Services 00846 Sarah Yoffa Sarah R. Yoffa Assurance Plan (NSAP). She founded The Fourth Fate Consortium in 1966, which supports human space flight through the Deep Space Web Site athttp://www.geocities.com/Area51/4296/ Thirty years with NASA-Kennedy Space Center. Began 1963 in the Malfunction Investigation Laboratories, promoted Chief in 1969. Assistant to Director, Support Operations; Shuttle 00085 Ralph A. Yorio Ralph A. Yorio Projects Office Offline Maintenance Manager; Chief, Shuttle Logistics Engineering; 1987-1993 Chief, Shuttle Thermal Protection System Project Office. NASA Exceptional Service Medal for Apollo 14. Kelly York, a third grade science teacher in Laquey, Missouri, is an active advocate of the Space Program. She instills wonder, interest & adventure in students through video, 1919 Gabe Gabrielle Kelly York literature & pictures from KSC. Her guidance and enthusiasm perpetuate future astronauts traveling to Mars and beyond, ensuring "The Dream is Alive". 01594 Gordon & Joy Yost Gordon & Joy Yost 1954 Linda, Barbara & Nancy Young Charles Young Joined the Space Program in 1953 with Chrysler Missile Div. in Detroit. Spent 5 years in Huntsville (GMDD/ABMA/MSFC). 2 years at S.I.B. plant in New Orleans. Transferred to Florida 00857 Mr. L. H. Yount L. H. Yount in 1962as Chrysler Base Manager on Sat I/IB program/Apollo/Skylab/Apollo Voyage etc. Joined Lockheed in 1983 and retired V-P Support Opus, LSOC in 1991 00357 Antonius Zaal Antonius Zaal As President or Senior Vice President of Grumman Corp, I participated in all space and aerospace developments. The enthusiastic efforts of the Grumman-NASA Team required 01119 William M. Zarkowsky William M Zarkowsky creativity on the OAO and LEM, in science, design, and management. Elli and I made many friends with the Astronauts and Families Manufacturing Prototype Mechanic for fabrication of parts for shuttle wings - LM vehicles - G.S.E. estimator - Ground 00479 Raymond Zeller Raymond Zeller Support Equipment - Manufacturing Field Site Administrator - Grumman 37years. Dad took on fatherhood as a spaceship takes on her maiden voyage. Full of hopes, dreams and uncharted paths. He 00382 Martha Coyne Albert Zellner, Jr. showed us the stars and unselfishly gave us the sun and the moon. Fathers and spaceships give us two great things, roots to hold on to, and wings to fly. ID Purchaser First Name Purchaser Last Name Inscribed First Name Inscribed Last Name Biographic_Infomation J F ZENDER WITH RCA,ENGINEER I CONSIDERED IT AN HONOR TO HAVE BEEN PART OF THE GROUP THATBROUGHT THE SPACE EFFORT TO ITS REMARKABLE RESULTS.1940-1946 AERONAUTIC AND 01715 J. Zender Frank Zender RADIO CAREER IN CANADA.1946-1954 MANAGER OF RCA TELEVISON ASSEMBLY PLANT IN INDIANAPOLIS1954-1957 MANAGER OF GRAND TURK,MISSILE TRACKING STATION1957-1968 ENGINEER AT TECH LAB John Zewan worked at Kennedy Space Center from 1965 to 01497 John W. Zewan John Zewan 1974 1808 Merle G. Zimmerman Merle G. Zimmerman 2059 Ginger Zimmerman Ginger Zimmerman Will submit at a later time. Mr. Zink worked for LSOC, now Lockheed Martin. He was on their contract team. Upon retirement was Director of 00270 Mary Zink Basil Zink Information Services. His group supplied information, wrote payroll checks, inventories. He was requested to be present for all launches in firing room. Assigned to LM Program at Grumman KSC as Supervisor of 01204 Louis R. Aguinaga Joseph J. Zinzi Mechanical MOD Shop in manufacturing Directorate thru contract close out in 1973 Engineer at Princeton University. Involved with the IMAPS 00412 Kathleen Zucchino Paul Zucchino design for STS-71 in 1993 and STS-80 in 1996. Employed by Grumman Aerospace Corp. Beth Page NY 1949- 1990I was a test technician on electrical power systems 00776 A. John Zuk A. John Zuk (EPS). I was involved with the Lunar Module on final test of the electrical power systems Did the mechanical design of the VHF, UHF and S-band antennas, used on the Lunar Module. Did the electronic 00574 Anthony Zumpano Anthony Zumpano packaging of the tracking light, also used on the Lunar Module. NASA employee for 20 years. Ch. Atlas Agena Launch Chief U.L.O Tech. Opns. Asst to KSC Center Dir Ch. Computer 00054 Harold Zweigbaum Harold Zweigbaum Sys. Div. CH Shuttle Payload Opns. Astrotech Space Opns. (Commercial Payload Processing) V.P. & Gen'l Mgt for 10 yrs. 00055 Reba Zweigbaum Reba Zweigbaum Wife of NASA manager-supporter of NASA 00904 Sdfff Sdf Rudy Piot was born in Belgium 08/14/1954. He studied at the Catholic University of Leuven in Medical sciences and is an ophthalmologist in Belgium. Rudy is married to Patricia 2195 - Section 5 Rudy Piot Vanderveeren and they have three children: Jan ,Wim and Stefan. The family is always interested in the magnificent work the NASA has done. Patricia Vanderveeren was born in Belgium 03/13/1956. She did her studies at the Catholic University of Leuven Belgium in Medical Sciences. Patricia is married to Rudy Piot and is 2196 - Section 5 Patricia Vanderveeren the mother of three sons: Jan, Wim and Stefan. Their family lives in Belgium and all of them support the amazing adventures of NASA. 2197 - Section 5 Stefan Piot 2198 - Section 5 Wim Piot 2199 - Section 5 Jan Piot 2200 - Section 5 Suzy Tabor 07 Pine Crest Chaperones Tim Gallagher has supported the shuttle program for 30 years and watched every launch. Attended the landing of STS 62 as a invited guest of Bob Sieck and attended the STS 63 launch of Discovery as invited guest of Bob Sieck. Met Bob Crippen, former astronaut; Ruth Harrison in shuttle processing; Jim Combs, former member who worked on the 2333 Tim Gallagher crawler for LC-39; got Christmas cards and other notes from people in shuttle processing; met former launch director David King and Stokes McMillian; met Hugh Harris and Dick Young; and received calendars from past and present launch directors from the shuttle program. Got a recommendation for mechanical engineering from Jed Pearson for Assoc. of Human Space Flight for NASA. Kennedy Space Center Commander Club Supporter along 2344 Ray Boileau with Geana Wood. 2361 Brian J. Rubino same Darrell Eugene New For my daughter: hope that once you put your feet on your 2410 Luc Bertels Lize Bertels 16-01-2015 brick ! Our mom was someone who loved fiercely and who believed that all things are possible. She cherished her grandchildren 2466 Ellery Evans Candy Evans 1962URMS2019 above all else and unconditionally nourished their creative imaginations. She will forever be loved and missed. "You are my sunshine." I am very proud to have provided security for the space shuttle program. I worked a variety of missions, met 2441 Rebecca Gabor Becca Gabor 1984-1986 astronauts, sat in the space shuttle cockpit and started a life long love of our nations space program. Tara earned a bachelor of science from UCF in computer science. She supported americas shuttle program working 2442 Tara Gabor Tara M. Gabor 20 Years STS for PRC,EG&G, United Space Alliance and ProXops. She describes these as dream jobs working with awesome people. I had the honor and privilege of supporting our nation's space shuttle program for 30 years with USBI as a senior 2440 Joseph Gabor Joseph Gabor 30 Years STS configuration analyst and with United Space Alliance as a Senior Production Planner. I loved my job and was blessed to be part of the Space Shuttle Team. To the Officers and Men of the 2nd Battalion, 47th Infantry 9thDivision during WW II. This battalion captured, intact '8' 01400 Lewis Maness Officers & Men of 47th INF 9th Division GermanV-2 missiles. These missiles were shipped to the United States, where they were studied and thus played a great part in establishing the U.S. Missile Program and NASA.