Background
Betz, Eugene William was born on January 12, 1921 in Dayton, Ohio, United States. Son of Jesse Earl and Elizabeth Freda (Meyer) Betz.
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Eugene William Betz
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Eugene William Betz, American architect. Recipient Honor award Architects Society Ohio, 1967, 71; Award of Merit, 1968, 77, 78; Nation's School Month award National Council Schoolhouse Construction, 1967; National Citation American Association School Administrators, 1967, 71; Masonry award of excellence, 1976, 78; Outstanding Health Care Facility award University of California at Los Angeles/Columbia University/Architectural Record, 1980.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University Cincinnati, 1944.
Career
President, Eugene W. Betz, Architects, Inc., Dayton, since 1956; Chairman Board, Building Standards and Appeals, 1960-1963; Chairman Board, Kettering Planning Commission, 1957-1961.
Achievements
Membership
Served with Army of the United States. Member American Institute of Architects (national committee architecture for health, 25 Year Building award, Dayton Lifetime Excellence in Architect award), Masons (32nd degree), Rotary.
Connections
Married Marjorie Lois Frank, October 30, 1948. Children: Douglas William, Gregory Vincent.
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Born
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Died
September 10, 2006 (aged 85) -
Nationality
American
Education
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1944
Career
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1957 - 1961
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1960 - 1963
Awards
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Recipient Honor award Architects Society Ohio, 1967, 71. Award of Merit, 1968, 77, 78. Nation's School Month award National Council Schoolhouse Construction, 1967. National Citation American Association School Administrators, 1967, 71. Masonry award of excellence, 1976, 78. Outstanding Health Care Facility award University of California at Los Angeles/Columbia University/Architectural Record, 1980.Recipient Honor award Architects Society Ohio, 1967, 71. Award of Merit, 1968, 77, 78. Nation's School Month award National Council Schoolhouse Construction, 1967.
National Citation American Association School Administrators, 1967, 71. Masonry award of excellence, 1976, 78. Outstanding Health Care Facility award University of California at Los Angeles/Columbia University/Architectural Record, 1980.