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Memorial Tributes: National Academy of Engineering, Volume 12 (2008)

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Memorial Tributes, Volume 12

Ken had a strong sense of responsibility to the organizations that shaped his life and to his family. His notable contributions included the restoration of Viking Hall at North Park University, which renamed the building Hamming Hall in honor of Ken and his wife, Joyce. He also made substantial contributions to the University of Illinois College of Engineering at Champaign-Urbana; the Peninsula Art School in Door County, Wisconsin; the Wisconsin Land Trust in Door County; and other deserving groups.

Last, but surely not least, Ken was a devoted husband of nearly 54 years to his wife, Joyce, a devoted father to their three children, and a devoted grandfather to their eight grandchildren. To his many friends, associates, and family, Ken was truly a Renaissance man.

He is survived by his wife, Joyce; his daughter, Nancy; son, Stephen; and eight grandchildren, Melissa, Onalee, Christopher, Jenny, Julie, Annie, Nicole, and James Kenneth. A son, Greg, predeceased him.

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Front Matter (R1-R14)
Willis Alfred Adcock (1-7)
Robert Adler (8-15)
Rutherford Aris (16-21)
Stanley Backer (22-29)
William Oliver Baker (30-33)
Howard C. Barnes (34-39)
Robert R. Berg (40-45)
Frederick Stucky Billig (46-49)
Richard Henry Bolt (50-55)
Leon E. Borgman (56-59)
Sol Burstein (60-67)
Melvin W. Carter (68-73)
Harold Chestnut (74-79)
Edgar F. Codd (80-87)
Morris Cohen (88-91)
Ralph Cross (92-99)
George B. Dantzig (100-107)
John Larry Duda (108-115)
Maxim A. Faget (116-121)
Richard H. Gallagher (122-127)
Ivan A. Getting (128-133)
Kenneth W. Hamming (134-139)
Heinz Heinemann (140-145)
Stanley Hiller, Jr. (146-151)
William Herbert Huggins (152-155)
Chalmer Gatlin Kirkbride (156-161)
Hendrick Kramers (162-167)
Thomas Duane Larson (168-171)
Erastus H. Lee (172-177)
Joseph T. Ling (178-183)
Ralph A. Logan (184-189)
Robert W. Mann (190-193)
John L. McLucas (194-199)
Ruben F. Mettler (200-205)
Alan S. Michaels (206-215)
A. Richard Newton (216-221)
Charles Noble (222-227)
Frederic C.E. Oder (228-233)
Ronald Samuel Rivlin (234-239)
George A. Samara (240-245)
Reuben Samuels (246-251)
Dudley A. Saville (252-259)
Milton Clayton Shaw (260-267)
Shan-Fu Shen (268-273)
Alan F. Shugart (274-277)
John Wistar Simpson (278-285)
Robert M. Sneider (286-291)
Vivian T. Stannett (292-297)
David Tabor (298-303)
Chen-To Tai (304-309)
Gordon K. Teal (310-313)
Alexander R. Troiana (314-319)
Alan Manners Voorhees (320-327)
Paul Weidlinger (328-331)
Alvin M. Weinberg (332-337)
James William Westwater (338-341)
J. Edward White (342-347)
Dean E. Wooldridge (348-353)
Leo Young (354-358)
Appendix (359-362)