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Eleanore M. Boughton, 66, who retired from NASA in March 1994 after 18 years of service, died on June 27. Boughton served in the Office of Community and Media Relations prior to retirement. Prior to joining NASA, she worked for the Veterans Administration.
Kathleen M. Brown, 89, who retired from NASA in February 1979 after 27 years of service, died on February 12. Brown was well known for serving as secretary to Center Director Dr. Edward Sharp and, prior to retirement, as secretary to Dr. Ted Olson, director of Public Affairs.
Earl W. Harper, 88, who retired from NASA in September 1983, died on May 22. Harper was a mechanical engineer who served as an aerospace service operator. He served in the military prior to his NASA career.
Eldred H. Johnson, 87, who retired from NASA in 1979 with 34 years of service, died on June 7. Johnson was an aerospace mechanic in the Chemistry Laboratory supporting test rigs such as the Five-Ball Fatigue Tester for analyzing design variances for ball bearings. He was a founding member of AFGE Local 2182 and served in the Army Air Corps for four years during WW II.
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Eleanore M. Boughton, 66, who retired from NASA in March 1994 after 18 years of service, died on June 27. Boughton served in the Office of Community and Media Relations prior to retirement. Prior to joining NASA, she worked for the Veterans Administration.
Kathleen M. Brown, 89, who retired from NASA in February 1979 after 27 years of service, died on February 12. Brown was well known for serving as secretary to Center Director Dr. Edward Sharp and, prior to retirement, as secretary to Dr. Ted Olson, director of Public Affairs.
Earl W. Harper, 88, who retired from NASA in September 1983, died on May 22. Harper was a mechanical engineer who served as an aerospace service operator. He served in the military prior to his NASA career.
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