Bruce E. Engelhard
JAMESTOWN – Bruce E. Engelhard,
52, of Jamestown, RI, died Monday, December 18, 2006 quietly at home surrounded by family after a two and a half year battle with colon cancer.
He was the beloved husband for 29 years of Missy (Mary Wright) Engelhard. Born in Groton, MA a son of Donald G. and Jane P. Engelhard of Cincinnati, OH, he grew up in Park Ridge, IL and Cincinnati, OH.
Bruce was employed as a math teacher in the Jamestown School for 9 years, he had formerly taught at the Newport Alternative School, Carachipampa Christian School in Carachipampa, Boulivia, Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, WV and Milford High School in Milford, OH. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Math from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Masters of Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Masters in math education from Providence College. Bruce was an active member of Central Baptist Church in Jamestown where he served on a number of boards over the years and was integrally involved in the musical life of the church. He was involved in the Jamestown Community Theatre, Jamestown Community Bank and the CBC Players. Bruce was a member of NCTM and RIMTA.
Besides his wife and parents, he is survived by 3 sons, Seth P. Engelhard and wife, Coley Lehman of Portland, OR, David C. Engelhard of Minneapolis, MN and Chris W. Engelhard of Jamestown; a daughter, Ruth (Engelhard) Burke and husband, Chris Burke of North Kingstown. He was the brother of Kathy, David and Sally and also leaves many nieces; nephews; godchildren; and in-laws.
JAMESTOWN – Bruce E. Engelhard,
52, of Jamestown, RI, died Monday, December 18, 2006 quietly at home surrounded by family after a two and a half year battle with colon cancer.
He was the beloved husband for 29 years of Missy (Mary Wright) Engelhard. Born in Groton, MA a son of Donald G. and Jane P. Engelhard of Cincinnati, OH, he grew up in Park Ridge, IL and Cincinnati, OH.
Bruce was employed as a math teacher in the Jamestown School for 9 years, he had formerly taught at the Newport Alternative School, Carachipampa Christian School in Carachipampa, Boulivia, Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, WV and Milford High School in Milford, OH. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Math from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Masters of Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Masters in math education from Providence College. Bruce was an active member of Central Baptist Church in Jamestown where he served on a number of boards over the years and was integrally involved in the musical life of the church. He was involved in the Jamestown Community Theatre, Jamestown Community Bank and the CBC Players. Bruce was a member of NCTM and RIMTA.
Besides his wife and parents, he is survived by 3 sons, Seth P. Engelhard and wife, Coley Lehman of Portland, OR, David C. Engelhard of Minneapolis, MN and Chris W. Engelhard of Jamestown; a daughter, Ruth (Engelhard) Burke and husband, Chris Burke of North Kingstown. He was the brother of Kathy, David and Sally and also leaves many nieces; nephews; godchildren; and in-laws.
Bruce E. Engelhard
JAMESTOWN – Bruce E. Engelhard,
52, of Jamestown, RI, died Monday, December 18, 2006 quietly at home surrounded by family after a two and a half year battle with colon cancer.
He was the beloved husband for 29 years of Missy (Mary Wright) Engelhard. Born in Groton, MA a son of Donald G. and Jane P. Engelhard of Cincinnati, OH, he grew up in Park Ridge, IL and Cincinnati, OH.
Bruce was employed as a math teacher in the Jamestown School for 9 years, he had formerly taught at the Newport Alternative School, Carachipampa Christian School in Carachipampa, Boulivia, Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, WV and Milford High School in Milford, OH. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Math from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Masters of Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Masters in math education from Providence College. Bruce was an active member of Central Baptist Church in Jamestown where he served on a number of boards over the years and was integrally involved in the musical life of the church. He was involved in the Jamestown Community Theatre, Jamestown Community Bank and the CBC Players. Bruce was a member of NCTM and RIMTA.
Besides his wife and parents, he is survived by 3 sons, Seth P. Engelhard and wife, Coley Lehman of Portland, OR, David C. Engelhard of Minneapolis, MN and Chris W. Engelhard of Jamestown; a daughter, Ruth (Engelhard) Burke and husband, Chris Burke of North Kingstown. He was the brother of Kathy, David and Sally and also leaves many nieces; nephews; godchildren; and in-laws.
JAMESTOWN – Bruce E. Engelhard,
52, of Jamestown, RI, died Monday, December 18, 2006 quietly at home surrounded by family after a two and a half year battle with colon cancer.
He was the beloved husband for 29 years of Missy (Mary Wright) Engelhard. Born in Groton, MA a son of Donald G. and Jane P. Engelhard of Cincinnati, OH, he grew up in Park Ridge, IL and Cincinnati, OH.
Bruce was employed as a math teacher in the Jamestown School for 9 years, he had formerly taught at the Newport Alternative School, Carachipampa Christian School in Carachipampa, Boulivia, Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, WV and Milford High School in Milford, OH. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Math from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Masters of Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Masters in math education from Providence College. Bruce was an active member of Central Baptist Church in Jamestown where he served on a number of boards over the years and was integrally involved in the musical life of the church. He was involved in the Jamestown Community Theatre, Jamestown Community Bank and the CBC Players. Bruce was a member of NCTM and RIMTA.
Besides his wife and parents, he is survived by 3 sons, Seth P. Engelhard and wife, Coley Lehman of Portland, OR, David C. Engelhard of Minneapolis, MN and Chris W. Engelhard of Jamestown; a daughter, Ruth (Engelhard) Burke and husband, Chris Burke of North Kingstown. He was the brother of Kathy, David and Sally and also leaves many nieces; nephews; godchildren; and in-laws.
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