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Memorial Tributes: National Academy of Engineering, Volume 14 (2011)

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Memorial Tributes, Volume 14

During his student days at Penn State, Howard met a fellow student, Bonnie Lee Sherrill, a home economics major from Bentleyville, Pennsylvania. Ever since their marriage in 1947, Bonnie has been the number one supporter of Howard, and her contributions to his professional endeavors were enormous. Howard and Bonnie had a great many shared interests, including hiking, opera, and vacationing in the national parks, particularly Yosemite National Park, where many of the rangers and staff knew them on a first-name basis.

Dr. Hartman is survived by his wife, Bonnie Sherrill Hartman, of Carmichael, California; by his daughter Sherilyn Hartman-Knoll, of Carmichael, California; and son Greg and wife Cheryle, of Flagstaff, Arizona. In addition, he is survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

It is our pleasure to have known Howard in all of his many roles—professor, mentor, author, leader, administrator, and most of all, friend.

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Front Matter (R1-R14)
Memorial Tributes (1-1)
PAUL A. BECK (2-7)
GARY L. BORMAN (8-11)
JOSEPH E. BURKE (12-19)
SPENCER H. BUSH (20-27)
L. G. (GARY) BYRD (28-33)
BENJAMIN A. COSGROVE (34-37)
ALAN G. DAVENPORT (38-43)
H. TED DAVIS (44-47)
VICTOR FROILANO BACHMANNDE MELLO (48-53)
MICHAEL L. DERTOUZOS (54-59)
COLEMAN DUPONT DONALDSON (60-65)
JACKSON LELAND DURKEE (66-73)
GUNNAR FANT (74-77)
IRENE K. FISCHER (78-85)
PATRICK F. FLYNN (86-91)
JOHN W. FONDAHL (92-97)
GERARD F. FOX (98-101)
JOHN L. GIDLEY (102-107)
JOHN J.GILMAN (108-113)
EARL E. GOSSARD (114-119)
SERGE GRATCH (120-125)
WILLIAM A. GRIFFITH (126-129)
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON (130-133)
HOWARD L. HARTMAN (134-139)
MARTIN C. HEMSWORTH (140-143)
KENNETH J. IVES (144-149)
JOSEPH M. JURAN (150-159)
ROGER P. KAMBOUR (160-165)
RAPHAEL KATZEN (166-171)
KEN KENNEDY (172-175)
JACK D. KUEHLER (176-181)
RALPH LANDAU (182-187)
KURT H. LANGE (188-193)
CRAIG MARKS (194-197)
ALBERT R. MARSCHALL (198-203)
THOMAS L. MARTIN, JR. (204-207)
DAVID MIDDLETON (208-213)
JOSEPH MILLER (214-223)
WILLIAM W. MOORE (224-229)
MORRIS MUSKAT (230-233)
PHILLIP S. MYERS (234-241)
ROBERT E. NEWNHAM (242-247)
JAMES Y. OLDSHUE (248-253)
RALPH B. PECK (254-259)
THEODORE H. H. PIAN (260-265)
WILLIAM HAYWARD PICKERING (266-277)
NATHAN E. PROMISEL (278-283)
ROBERT O. REID (284-289)
ALLEN F. RHODES (290-295)
JACOB T. SCHWARTZ (296-301)
WILLIAM REES SEARS (302-305)
FRANKLIN F. SNYDER (306-313)
GEORGE E. SOLOMON (314-319)
MORGAN SPARKS (320-327)
JOHN E. STEINER (328-331)
OLIN J. STEPHENS II (332-337)
THOMAS G. STOCKHAM, JR. (338-343)
BRUNO THÜRLIMANN (344-349)
RONG-YU WAN (350-353)
CHARLES M. WOLFE (354-357)
A. TOBEY YU (358-364)
APPENDIX (365-366)