He served with the U.S. Army Chemical Warfare Service from 1943 to 1946.
He went to Lehigh University where he earned his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in 1951. He taught there for 9 years and co-authored the college text book, "Principals of Unit Operations" (Wiley & Sons) which is published in English, Italian, Portugese, and Spanish.
He worked for Rockwell International, where he pioneered Stealth technology and developed ultra-high-temperature-resistant composite materials used in the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. He also instructed short courses in advanced composites at several U.S. and European universities.
He was a loving husband, wonderful father and step-father.
My Uncle Louie was a sweet darling man that I miss very much. I remember him watching Roller Derby and Lawrence Welk. He loved Dixieland music, esp. the banjo and going fishing.
He went to Lehigh University where he earned his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in 1951. He taught there for 9 years and co-authored the college text book, "Principals of Unit Operations" (Wiley & Sons) which is published in English, Italian, Portugese, and Spanish.
He worked for Rockwell International, where he pioneered Stealth technology and developed ultra-high-temperature-resistant composite materials used in the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. He also instructed short courses in advanced composites at several U.S. and European universities.
He was a loving husband, wonderful father and step-father.
My Uncle Louie was a sweet darling man that I miss very much. I remember him watching Roller Derby and Lawrence Welk. He loved Dixieland music, esp. the banjo and going fishing.
He served with the U.S. Army Chemical Warfare Service from 1943 to 1946.
He went to Lehigh University where he earned his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in 1951. He taught there for 9 years and co-authored the college text book, "Principals of Unit Operations" (Wiley & Sons) which is published in English, Italian, Portugese, and Spanish.
He worked for Rockwell International, where he pioneered Stealth technology and developed ultra-high-temperature-resistant composite materials used in the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. He also instructed short courses in advanced composites at several U.S. and European universities.
He was a loving husband, wonderful father and step-father.
My Uncle Louie was a sweet darling man that I miss very much. I remember him watching Roller Derby and Lawrence Welk. He loved Dixieland music, esp. the banjo and going fishing.
He went to Lehigh University where he earned his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in 1951. He taught there for 9 years and co-authored the college text book, "Principals of Unit Operations" (Wiley & Sons) which is published in English, Italian, Portugese, and Spanish.
He worked for Rockwell International, where he pioneered Stealth technology and developed ultra-high-temperature-resistant composite materials used in the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs. He also instructed short courses in advanced composites at several U.S. and European universities.
He was a loving husband, wonderful father and step-father.
My Uncle Louie was a sweet darling man that I miss very much. I remember him watching Roller Derby and Lawrence Welk. He loved Dixieland music, esp. the banjo and going fishing.
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