Donald Rex Lasher

Background

Lasher, Donald Rex was born on February 25, 1929 in Brenham, Texas, United States. Son of Edmund Chauncey Rockefeller and Alice Elizabeth (Bernheim) Lasher.

Education

Student, George Washington University, 1948. Bachelor of Science in Engineering, United States Military Academy, 1952. Master of Science in Industrial Engineering, Stanford, University, 1958.

Postgraduate, United States Army War College, 1973.

Career

Commissioned Second lieutenant Signal corpus, United States army, 1952; advanced through grades to major general, United States Army, 1980; technical advisory management information systems, (Headquarters Department Army, Pentagon), Washington, 1970-1972; chief intelligence electrical warfare/control systems division, (Training and Doctrine Command), Fort Monroe, Virginia, 1973-1974; commander, (Communications/automatic data processing Laboratory), Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, 1974-1976; project manager designee, (Army Tactical Data Systems), Fort Monmouth, 1976; project manager multi-service communications systems, (Army Development and Readiness Command), Fort Monmouth, DARCOM, 1976-1977; project manager, (Army Tactical Data Systems), 1977-1979; commander, (Army Communication Systems Agency), Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, 1979-1985; commanding general, (United States Army Computer Systems Command), Fort Belvoir, Virginia, 1980; now president information services division, United Superior vena cava syndrome Auto Association.

Achievements

• Donald Rex Lasher has been listed as a noteworthy army officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Association United States Army, Armed Forces Communications/Electronics Association.

Connections

Married Nadia Fay DeMuro, June 21, 1952. Children– William Theodore, Robert Edmund.

Father:

Edmund Chauncey Rockefeller Lasher

Mother:

Alice Elizabeth (Bernheim) Lasher

Spouse:

Nadia Fay DeMuro

child:

William Theodore Lasher

child:

Robert Edmund Lasher