Background
Pocock, Frederick James was born on May 28, 1923 in Canton, Ohio, United States. Son of Frederick Stanley and Mary Elizabeth (Tinker) Pocock.
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Frederick James Pocock
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Frederick James Pocock, American Environmental scientist, engineer, consultant. Registered profile engineer, California. Recipient recognition for 30 years research Ohio House of Representatives, 1980, award of merit International Water Conference, 1985; co-recipient Paul Cohen Meml.award, 1993, Engineers award for distinguished service Society Professional Engineers, 1987; named to Minerva H.S. Hall of Fame 122d Ohio Senate, 1997.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Mount Union College, 1950; graduate, Lincoln Aero Institute, 1942; postgraduate, Akron U., 1953.
Career
Aircraft inspector, Bell Aircraft Corporation, 1942; in technical sales, Republic Steel Corporation, 1949-1950; with, Babcock & Wilcox Company, Alliance, Ohio., 1950-1988; senior scientist, Alliance Research Center, 1974-1988. Consultant water technology.
Achievements
Membership
Past precinct committeeman Louisville Republican Committee, Ohio. Served with United States Army Air Force, 1943-1946. Fellow American Society of Mechanical Engineers (co-recipient Prime Movers award 1962, Distinguished Svc. award 1987, Dedicated Svc. award 1987).
Member American Society for Testing and Materials, American Chemical Society (Certified of Merit 1967), National Association Corrosion Engineers (accredited corrosion specialist).
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Connections
Married Lois Jean Rice, January 12, 1952. Children— Kathleen Jean, David Walter.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient recognition for 30 years research Ohio House of Representatives, 1980, award of merit International Water Conference, 1985. Co-recipient Paul Cohen Meml.award, 1993, Engineers award for distinguished service Society Professional Engineers, 1987. Named to Minerva H.S. Hall of Fame 122d Ohio Senate, 1997.Recipient recognition for 30 years research Ohio House of Representatives, 1980, award of merit International Water Conference, 1985. Co-recipient Paul Cohen Meml.award, 1993, Engineers award for distinguished service Society Professional Engineers, 1987. Named to Minerva H.S. Hall of Fame 122d Ohio Senate, 1997.