ager with General Motors Acceptance Corp.
and, in retirement, was a substitute teacher. In
WWII, he served in the Army and, at UNC,
belonged to Alpha Kappa Psi. James L.
Huggins (’ 50 AB), 81, of Belfast, Maine; Feb.
4, 2007. Huggins retired from the federal government, primarily employed with the Defense
Intelligence Agency. He served with the Air
Force in WWII. George McKibben
Ineichen (’ 51 MSPH), 83, of Rayville, La.;
Feb. 12, 2007. Ineichen retired as a public
health inspector. He was an administrator for
Louisiana and the federal government. He was
in the Coast Guard Reserve. Donald
Wilson Irvine (’ 55 MED, ’ 60 PhD), 77, of
Mobile, Ala.; Feb. 3, 2007. Irvine retired from
the faculty of the education department at the
University of South Alabama after 23 years of
teaching. Richard A. Knight (’ 51, ’ 50
BSPHR), 87, of Pinehurst; March 28, 2007.
Knight retired as pharmacy director for Moore
Regional Hospital. In WWII, he served with
the Army Medical Corps in the Pacific.
Charlotte Rosenberg Levy (’ 51 AB), 76, of
Kingston, Pa.; March 1, 2007. Levy was a
teacher at Wyoming Seminary and retired as
owner of a printing company. Jack
Alexander Lewis (’ 51 AB), 81, of Charlotte;
March 6, 2007. Lewis retired from Carolina
Tractor Co. He was a WWII veteran. John
Augustus Mayo Jr. (’ 50 AB), 81, of Boone;
March 10, 2007. Mayo worked for the Central
Intelligence Agency for almost 30 years, then
was a real estate broker. He moved to Boone
in 2004. In WWII, he was a pilot in the Army
Air Corps. He belonged to Phi Gamma Delta
at UNC. Thomas A. McAllister (’ 53 AB),
76, of Charlotte; Feb. 24, 2007. McAllister
served with the Marine Corps during the
Korean War and was an Eagle Scout. At UNC,
he was on the men’s track and field team and
belonged to Sigma Chi. Roy Brown
Morrison (’ 51), 79, of China Grove; Aug. 21,
2006. Stephen Grant Neely (’ 50), 80, of
Richmond, Va.; Feb. 8, 2007. Neely and his
wife operated Auto Trader magazine for 12
years. He served in the Navy in WWII. At
UNC, he belonged to Pi Kappa Alpha. Dr.
Andrew Henry “Drew” Patterson II (’ 54
AB), 74, of Bronxville, N. Y.; Nov. 11, 2006.
Patterson was an orthopedic surgeon based at
St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital in New York
from 1963 to 2000. His positions at the hospital included director of orthopedic surgery and
president of the medical board. Patterson had
served as team physician for the New York
Knicks, and he was a founding member and
president of Medical Liability Mutual
Insurance Co. The Morehead-Patterson Bell
Tower bears his family’s name; he followed
many generations of his family to Chapel Hill,
including his grandfather and namesake,
50s
Andrew H. Patterson (class of 1891), a former
head of the physics department and dean of
the School of Applied Science. His great-grandfather Thomas West Harris (class of 1859)
was the first dean of the medical school at
Chapel Hill; another great-grandfather, Eben
Alexander, was a professor of Greek and dean
of the University. At UNC, Patterson was a
member of Phi Gamma Delta and graduated
Phi Beta Kappa. Ronald Clifton Nuckles
(’ 57), 72, of Stuart, Fla.; March 3, 2007. Nuckles
retired as the owner and operator of the
Sandpiper Motel. Faye Dark Pickard (’ 59
BSN, ’ 68 MSN), 69, of Chapel Hill; March 22,
2007. Pickard was an associate professor in the
School of Nursing at UNC and held an adjunct
faculty position in the School of Medicine. She
was the first chairman of the department of
nursing from 1973 to 1977. She was director
of nursing activities and coordinator of clinical
facilities for the statewide Area Health
Education Centers, which she helped establish.
She also served on the GAA Board of
Directors. Harold Goodman Rives (’ 50
AB), 80, of Statesville; Aug. 18, 2006. Rives was
an architect in Winston-Salem. Clyde
Branscome Smith (’ 50), 82, of Wilmington;
Sept. 22, 2006. Smith, an ordained minister,
was supervisor of chaplains at the Central State
Hospital in Norman, Okla., for a number of
years. In WWII, he served with the Marine
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