Alaska Business Hall of Fame Past laureates (1987-2006).Alaska Business Hall of Fame Past Laureates (1987-2006) DON ABEL, JR., 1996 JACOB ADAMS, 2002 BILL ALLEN, 1995 BOB & BETTY ALLEN, 2001 ELEANOR ANDREWS, 2001 ROBERT ATWOOD, 1988 BERNARD M. BEHRENDS, 1987 EARL H. BEISTLINE,, 1998 JIM BINKLEY, 1989 BILL BISHOP, 1994 CARL BRADY, 1990 CARL F. BRADY JR., 2004 ALVIN O. BRAMSTEDT, JR., 1991 CHARLES H. BREWSTER, 1999 W. BRINDLE brindle a pattern of coat pigmentation in which darker hairs form bands on a lighter background. A common coat color in Great Danes and Boston terriers. , 1993 EDITH EDITH Exit Drills In The Home (Fire Prevention) EDITH European Development on Indexing Techniques for Databases with Multidimensional Hierarchies BULLOCK, 1987 JIM CAMPBELL, 2006 LARRY CARR, 1988 FRANK CHAPADOS, 1991 JOHN B. "JACK" COGHILL, 2006 JACK J. CONWAY, 1995 WILLIAM A. CORBUS, 1999 D. H. CUDDY, 1993 DON DONATELLO, 1995 OSCAR (Open System for CommunicAtion in Realtime) AOL's internal project name for AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). The core functions of OSCAR, known as the Basic OSCAR Services (BOS), include Login/Logoff, Locate (find out about other AIM users), Instant Message & PEGGY DYSON, 1992 KEN EICHNER, 1990 CARL ERICKSON, 1999 ARNOLD G. ESPE, 2001 AL FLEETWOOD, 2005 CONRAD Conrad, Latin king of Jerusalem Conrad, d. 1192, Latin king of Jerusalem (1192), marquis of Montferrat, a leading figure in the Third Crusade (see Crusades). He saved Tyre from the Saracens and became (1187) its lord. FRANK, 1999 CLYDE GERAGHTY, 1999 BARNARD J. GOTTSTEIN, 1989 ERNIE HALL, 2002 LLOYD HAMES hames linked metal, curved bars that fit around the horse collar and serve as the attachment for the trace chains and traces. , 1998 CARL HEFLINGER, 1999 MICHAEL HENEY, 199f WALTER HICKEL SR., 1988 AUGUST HIEBERT, 1989 ROY HUHNDORF, 1992 ROBERT JACOBSEN, 2006 JOHN KELSEY, 1991 HERBERT LANG, 1994 MARC LANGLAND, 2001 AUSTIN LATHROP, 1988 PETE LEATHARD, 2003 DALE & CAROL ANN LINDSEY, 1997 SUZANNE (SUE) LINFORD, 2002 LOREN H. LOUNSBURY, 2002 ZACHARY LOUSSAC, 1989 RICHARD LOWELL, 2005 HARVEY MARLIN, 1999 CARL MARRS MARRS Mesocyclone Approach Radio Relay System (tornado detection) MARRS Mechanized Ammunition Recording & Reporting System , 2005 JAMES A. MESSER, 2000 THE MILLER FAMILY, 2000 ROBERT MITCHELL, 1999 WILLIAM G. MORAN SR. & WILLIAM G. MORAN JR., 2004 A. LES NERLAND, 1987 MILT ODOM, 1992 PAM OLDOW, 1990 TENNYS OWENS, 2005 E. AL PARRISH, 2006 RAYMOND PETERSEN, 1988 ELMER ELMER Electronic Line Management Enterprise Reporting RASMUSON, 1987 EDWARD RASMUSON, 2000 FRANK M. REED, SR., 2000 ROBERT REEVE, 1987 DAVID David, in the Bible David, d. c.970 B.C., king of ancient Israel (c.1010–970 B.C.), successor of Saul. The Book of First Samuel introduces him as the youngest of eight sons who is anointed king by Samuel to replace Saul, who had been deemed a failure. ROSE, 2003 GRACE BERG SCHAIBLE, 2004 LEO & AGNES SCHLOTFELDT, 1993 ORIN D SEYBERT, 2006 GOV. BILL SHEFFIELD, 2003 MERLE (MUDHOLD) SMITH, 1993 CHARLES SNEDDEN, 1989 WILLIAM G. STROECKER, 1997 BILL & LILIAN STOLT, 1998 A. C. SWALLING, 1987 CLIFF TARO, 1992 WALTER & VIVIAN TEELAND, 1997 MORRIS THOMPSON, 2001 WILLIAM J. TOBIN, 2004 JOSEPH USIBELLI, SR., 1988 LOWELL WAKEFIELD, 1990 LEO & BEVERLY WALSH, 1996 CHUCK WEST, 1991 NOEL WIEN, 1989 RICHARD A. WIEN, 2003 LEW WILLIAMS, JR., 1994 WILLIAM RANSOM WOOD William Ransom Wood (b. February 3, 1907- d. February 25, 2001) was an influential figure in the history of the University of Alaska and of Fairbanks, Alaska. Wood was born near Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois. He was an Episcopalian. He served in the U.S. , 1996 |
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