Brad H. Ewing, passed away July 21, 2003, of cancer in San Diego, CA. He was born June 5, 1935 in Waynesboro, VA. He attended Clemson University graduating in 1958 with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering.
He joined the Navy in 1958 and finished his tour of duty in 1962 as a commissioned officer. He obtained his MBA from the University of Southern California in 1968 while practicing as an Industrial Engineer for companies such as Packard Bell and NCR.
He then joined Theodore Berry and Associates, a national management consulting firm, becoming a principal and heading up its operations in San Diego, Ca, until 1973 when he became Vice President at Thomas-Fletcher-Nicol Co. at the age of 37. In 1975, he founded The Ewing Company as a Principal/Owner and continued a successful career in facilities engineering, real estate, business management and consulting.
His Proverb: Know thyself, discover your unique gifts, then share them with others. He is survived by his daughter, Sherill Ewing Flemming, granddaughter Regan C. Flemming, and his son Scott T. Ewing. Private family services to be held Monday, July 28, 2003, at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 27, 2003
He joined the Navy in 1958 and finished his tour of duty in 1962 as a commissioned officer. He obtained his MBA from the University of Southern California in 1968 while practicing as an Industrial Engineer for companies such as Packard Bell and NCR.
He then joined Theodore Berry and Associates, a national management consulting firm, becoming a principal and heading up its operations in San Diego, Ca, until 1973 when he became Vice President at Thomas-Fletcher-Nicol Co. at the age of 37. In 1975, he founded The Ewing Company as a Principal/Owner and continued a successful career in facilities engineering, real estate, business management and consulting.
His Proverb: Know thyself, discover your unique gifts, then share them with others. He is survived by his daughter, Sherill Ewing Flemming, granddaughter Regan C. Flemming, and his son Scott T. Ewing. Private family services to be held Monday, July 28, 2003, at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 27, 2003
Brad H. Ewing, passed away July 21, 2003, of cancer in San Diego, CA. He was born June 5, 1935 in Waynesboro, VA. He attended Clemson University graduating in 1958 with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering.
He joined the Navy in 1958 and finished his tour of duty in 1962 as a commissioned officer. He obtained his MBA from the University of Southern California in 1968 while practicing as an Industrial Engineer for companies such as Packard Bell and NCR.
He then joined Theodore Berry and Associates, a national management consulting firm, becoming a principal and heading up its operations in San Diego, Ca, until 1973 when he became Vice President at Thomas-Fletcher-Nicol Co. at the age of 37. In 1975, he founded The Ewing Company as a Principal/Owner and continued a successful career in facilities engineering, real estate, business management and consulting.
His Proverb: Know thyself, discover your unique gifts, then share them with others. He is survived by his daughter, Sherill Ewing Flemming, granddaughter Regan C. Flemming, and his son Scott T. Ewing. Private family services to be held Monday, July 28, 2003, at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 27, 2003
He joined the Navy in 1958 and finished his tour of duty in 1962 as a commissioned officer. He obtained his MBA from the University of Southern California in 1968 while practicing as an Industrial Engineer for companies such as Packard Bell and NCR.
He then joined Theodore Berry and Associates, a national management consulting firm, becoming a principal and heading up its operations in San Diego, Ca, until 1973 when he became Vice President at Thomas-Fletcher-Nicol Co. at the age of 37. In 1975, he founded The Ewing Company as a Principal/Owner and continued a successful career in facilities engineering, real estate, business management and consulting.
His Proverb: Know thyself, discover your unique gifts, then share them with others. He is survived by his daughter, Sherill Ewing Flemming, granddaughter Regan C. Flemming, and his son Scott T. Ewing. Private family services to be held Monday, July 28, 2003, at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on July 27, 2003
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