William Rudolph Agricola was a retired division director, Aeronautical Engineering Department, Naval Air Rework Facility.
Mr. Agricola was born in St. Louis, Mo. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, a member, past vestryman and junior warden of Trinity Episcopal Church, member of the Lake Drummond Masonic Lodge 175, Portsmouth Scottish Rite Bodies, Portsmouth Elks Lodge 82, past commander of American Legion Post 328, past president of the American Federation of Technical Engineers No. 362, past president of the Portsmouth Executives Club, and past president of The Friends of the Naval Shipyard Museum.
Mr. Agricola was born in St. Louis, Mo. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, a member, past vestryman and junior warden of Trinity Episcopal Church, member of the Lake Drummond Masonic Lodge 175, Portsmouth Scottish Rite Bodies, Portsmouth Elks Lodge 82, past commander of American Legion Post 328, past president of the American Federation of Technical Engineers No. 362, past president of the Portsmouth Executives Club, and past president of The Friends of the Naval Shipyard Museum.
William Rudolph Agricola was a retired division director, Aeronautical Engineering Department, Naval Air Rework Facility.
Mr. Agricola was born in St. Louis, Mo. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, a member, past vestryman and junior warden of Trinity Episcopal Church, member of the Lake Drummond Masonic Lodge 175, Portsmouth Scottish Rite Bodies, Portsmouth Elks Lodge 82, past commander of American Legion Post 328, past president of the American Federation of Technical Engineers No. 362, past president of the Portsmouth Executives Club, and past president of The Friends of the Naval Shipyard Museum.
Mr. Agricola was born in St. Louis, Mo. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, a member, past vestryman and junior warden of Trinity Episcopal Church, member of the Lake Drummond Masonic Lodge 175, Portsmouth Scottish Rite Bodies, Portsmouth Elks Lodge 82, past commander of American Legion Post 328, past president of the American Federation of Technical Engineers No. 362, past president of the Portsmouth Executives Club, and past president of The Friends of the Naval Shipyard Museum.
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