Background
Irving, A. Marshall was born on April 10, 1929 in Waterbury, Maryland, United States. Son of Walter Reid and Gertrude Elizabeth (Bennett) Irving.
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A. Marshall Irving, American marine engineer. Achievements include design of prototype weapons delivery system for naval aircraft. Director, secretary Snell Memorial Foundation, St. James, New York, 1983—1992; trustee, director Setauket Neighborhood House, since 1975; Member of National Association Watch & Clock Collectors.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering, United States Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York, 1951. Master of Science in Management Engineering, Long Island University, 1969.
Career
Marine engineer, United States Lines Company. New York City, 1951-1952;
design engineer, Sikorsky Aircraft, Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1953;
project engineer to quality control engineer manager, Dayton T. Brown Inc., Bohemia, New York, 1953-1972;
main engines officer, United States Ship Intrepid, New York City, 1954-1956;
general manager, Cougar Inc., Chicago, 1972-1973;
administrative law judge, New York State Department Environmental Conservation, Stony Brook, 1973-1989;
litigation consultant, Mineola, New York, since 1983;
environmental associate, Town of Huntington, Long Island, 1992-1994;
retired, 1994. Subcommittee chairman and secretary American National Studies Institute Z90, New York City, since 1968.
Director, secretary Snell Memorial Foundation, St. James, New York, 1983-1992.
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Director, secretary Snell Memorial Foundation, St. James, New York, 1983—1992. Trustee, director Setauket Neighborhood House, since 1975. Member of National Association Watch & Clock Collectors.
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Married Arline Doris Timmermann, July 19, 1952. Children: Marshall Reid, William Anderson, Laurie Anne, Pamela Leigh.
