Son of Clarence Wallace and Lorine Hudiburg.
After going to college, he went to work for Standard Oil of New Jersey (now Exxon-Mobil) and worked in Africa in the desert and many other places. He was considered an extradinary geologist and man.
He left Standard in 1955 and moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma and was a professor of geology. He taught for two years and then did free lance work.
He had never married.
After going to college, he went to work for Standard Oil of New Jersey (now Exxon-Mobil) and worked in Africa in the desert and many other places. He was considered an extradinary geologist and man.
He left Standard in 1955 and moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma and was a professor of geology. He taught for two years and then did free lance work.
He had never married.
Son of Clarence Wallace and Lorine Hudiburg.
After going to college, he went to work for Standard Oil of New Jersey (now Exxon-Mobil) and worked in Africa in the desert and many other places. He was considered an extradinary geologist and man.
He left Standard in 1955 and moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma and was a professor of geology. He taught for two years and then did free lance work.
He had never married.
After going to college, he went to work for Standard Oil of New Jersey (now Exxon-Mobil) and worked in Africa in the desert and many other places. He was considered an extradinary geologist and man.
He left Standard in 1955 and moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma and was a professor of geology. He taught for two years and then did free lance work.
He had never married.
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