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The Civil Engineering students listed in the specialties on the left will soon graduate from Texas A&M. After having taught most of them one or more classes and having often served as their advisor it is my personal opinion that they will make excellent employees and I highly recommend them to you. Please feel free to view their resumes if you would like additional information about their qualifications. Contact information is listed on their resumes.
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| Lee L. Lowery, Jr., PhD, P.E. Professor / Research Engineer Room 139c Zachry Department of Civil Engineering Texas A&M University College Station, Texas 77843-3136 email to: Lowery@tamu.edu Phone: 979-845-4395 Fax: 979-845-3410 |
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In Memory of Dr. Walter P. Moore |
| Dr. Walter P. Moore, a Civil Engineering professor at Texas A&M University and past president of Walter P. Moore and Associates. Walter was the designer of numerous major structures in Texas and around the nation. Texas A&M considered his hiring away from industry a major coup, enabling us to give our students a practical side to their education unavailable elsewhere. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him. |
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In Memory of Dr. Dan Fambro |
Dan Fambro, an associate professor, was the Associate Department Head for Undergraduate Studies in the Civil Engineering Department at Texas A&M University, as well as an Associate Research Engineer at the Texas Transportation Institute. His teaching and research experience spanned more than 20 years, most spent in service to Texas A&M and TTI.
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In Memory of Kirk Farmer |
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In Memory of Richard Gehle |
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In Memory of Dr. Tim Kramer |
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The department mourns the sudden and tragic loss of one of its faculty
members, Professor Timothy A. Kramer. On Saturday evening, December 9,
2006, Dr. Kramer and his companion, Deborah Giant, were killed when
their small plane crashed at an airport near Annapolis, Maryland.
Dr. Kramer joined the Zachry Department of Civil Engineering in 2001 as an Assistant Professor. He was an outstanding teacher, gifted mentor and advisor, and accomplished researcher. He was respected and highly regarded by his students and colleagues. He was a friend to all who knew him and gave selflessly to a number of student and professional organizations. |
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In Memory of Dr. Jim Noel |
| Dr. James Sheridan Noel June 18, 1930 - Dec. 31, 2006 Services for James Sheridan Noel, 76, of College Station are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Callaway-Jones Chapel in Bryan. Dr. Noel died Sunday at St. Joseph Rehabilitation Center. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and retired from the reserves as a colonel. He was a civil engineering professor at Texas A&M until his retirement in 1993. Survivors include his wife, Lee Noel of College Station; three daughters and sons-in-law, Sharon and Douglas Crow of Waco, Pattie and Ron Felderhoff of Hutto and Jennifer and Randy Stabler of Round Rock; a brother, Leon Noel of San Antonio; a sister, Mattie Belle Ray of Austin; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Texas A&M University Flying Club, P.O. Box 5610, College Station, Texas 77844. |
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In Memory of
Dr. Jim Yao
December 23, 2009: Jim Yao passed away at home at the Benedale Center (under hospice care) with his son Tim, daughter-in-law Nan and granddaughter Kristiana holding his hands. Here is the draft obituary. Howdy Tim, Thanks you for your email about your father's death. We had already seen the obit in the Bryan Eagle. I served on an advisory committee to the Civil Engineering Department at TAMU the whole time Jim was the Department Head. I got to know Jim and Anna very well and considered Jim my friend. He provided outstanding leadership for the Department. His work and guidance to the students was always the best. He also worked hard to get the Engineering Profession evolved with the department He was a dedicated teacher. Jim was always a happy person and fostered the need for people to have a happy family. None of my grand children, I have 12, ever met Jim but they are all familiar with his paper animals. Every communication I ever had from Jim included several paper animals and as time went by, they got more and more complicated. He had a very good lecture on bridge construction, in which he used paper folded beams to illustrate structural design principles. Jim was an outstanding Civil Engineer and I am a better person for having known him. Dick Birdwell TAMU Class of '53. |
01-23-10 to
01-01-09 to 05-10-09 = 1657
01-13-08 to 12-31-08 = 5471