English, spent his entire career with the U.S. government in Washington, D.C. He was an architectural historian with the Office of Historic Preservation, and later was a leasing officer with the…
nursing, was a registered nurse at Dakota Hospital, Fargo, and later was a homemaker and leader in Stephen Ministry and Beyond Bread Food Ministry. She lived in Springfield, Illinois.
mechanical engineering, was an aeronautical and electro-mechanical engineer for more than 50 years. He worked on the guidance system for the first Apollo mission at Honeywell in Minneapolis. He was an…
architecture, was a partner in Mutchler, Twichell and Lynch Architects and Engineers and eventually he started his own firm, Twichell and Associates. He was active in the North Dakota chapter of the…
business administration, worked for Border States Electric, Fargo, for 12 years before moving to Colorado. He lived in Denver.
arts and sciences, retired from the State Laboratory of Hygiene as supervisor for the virus isolation unit. She lived in Madison, Wisconsin.
home economics, was a teacher, substitute teacher and 4-H leader. She was active in the North Dakota Farm Bureau, Driscoll Homemaker’s Club and Burleigh County Senior Citizens. She lived in Steele,…
arts and science, was a physician at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, Connecticut, for 30 years. He was a Navy veteran who lived in Vernon, Connecticut.
pharmacy, co-owned Thompson Drug, Miles City, Montana, for 27 years, and later was a compliance specialist for the Montana Board of Pharmacy. He lived in Missoula, Montana.
business administration, held several management positions with Sears Roebuck and later was chief financial officer for the Shooting Star Casino, Mahnomen, Minnesota. He was an Army veteran who lived…
animal science, was a farmer, horseman and former member of the North Dakota National Guard. He also was a movie extra in films titled “Far and Away,” “Geronimo” and “Crazy Horse.” He lived in Lisbon,…
chemistry, was a 25-year Air Force veteran, retiring in 1976 as a colonel. He was assigned to the Weapons Effects Test Group, Kirtland Air Force Base, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Air Force Special…
home economics education, was an employee of the Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, school district and retired in 1995. She lived in St. Paul, Minnesota.
sociology and criminal justice, worked as a certified nursing assistant for 13 years in nursing homes in North Dakota, and later at NDSU Libraries’ Germans from Russia Heritage Collection. She lived…
agricultural economics, worked 13 years for the Federal Land Bank and Farm Credit Services, and later had his own business as a certified land appraiser. He lived in Devils Lake, North Dakota.
agriculture, had a long career with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Cavalier, Devils Lake and Grand Forks, North Dakota. He later transferred to Bismarck, North Dakota, as assistant state…
agronomy, was vice president for sales and marketing for Melroe Manufacturing Co. (now known as Bobcat). He was elected to the North Dakota legislature where he represented Burleigh County for eight…
agricultural education, was an educator, a salesman for Cenex and later worked for Sauk County land conservation and planning and zoning. He lived in Baraboo, Wisconsin.
soils and earth science, worked for the NDSU Extension Service for several years and then was employed with State Farm Insurance in Iowa. In 1975, he accepted a State Farm agency manager position in…
general agriculture, worked for JR Simplot, retiring in 2006. He served six years in the National Guard. He lived in Crookston, Minnesota.
mechanical engineering, worked for Minnkota Rural Electric Cooperative, Grand Forks, North Dakota, for his entire career and retired as assistant manager in 1988. He is a former Grand Forks City…
mechanical engineering, worked for 3M Co. and Imation for many years. He had nine patents, mostly involving injection molding. Most recently he was employed with Berry Global in Nevada. He lived in…
electrical and electronic engineering, worked for the Western Area Power Administration for 30 years. He was an Army veteran who lived in Bismarck, North Dakota.
arts and science, was an English teacher at Kimball, Minnesota, High School for many years. He also taught driver’s training and coached golf. He lived in Annandale, Minnesota.
electrical and electronic engineering, was a project engineer and later was acting chief of operations in the Portland District for the Corps of Engineers. After retirement, he was a national…
economics, owned Herb Hoffart & Company, a real estate development and property management company. He was an Army veteran who lived in Portland, Oregon.
electrical and electronic engineering, was a faculty member at North Dakota State College of Science for 35 years. He lived in Wahpeton, North Dakota.
marketing, was promoted to underwriter I at EMC in Bismarck, North Dakota.
history education, was hired as the new head volleyball coach for the Bowman County School District.
speech communication, was named Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation’s executive director. She will manage and coordinate all activities of the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation and affiliated companies,…
mechanical engineering, was promoted to director of operations at the Fargo Jet Center. He has flown more than 5,000 hours and has pilot experience in aircraft including F-16, C-21, Lear 60, B737 and…
facility management, was hired as executive assistant/program coordinator at Nexus Innovations’ Bismarck, North Dakota, office.
crop and weed science, was elected board vice chair of the North Dakota Soybean Council. He represents growers in District 11, which includes 13 counties in the northwest part of the state.
agricultural economics, was elected board chair of the North Dakota Soybean Council. He represents soybean farmers in Eddy, Foster and Wells Counties.
education, was named Summit League women's coach of the year honors for the sixth straight season. Keller is the NDSU head women’s track and field coach.