John Cary Bellamy

Background

Bellamy, John Cary was born on April 18, 1915 in Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States. Son of Benjamin Charles and Alice Elizabeth (Cary) Bellamy.

Education

Business and Community Engagement, University Wyoming, 1936. Master of Philisophy, University Wisconsin, 1938. Doctor of Philosophy in Meteorology, Chicago University, 1947.

Career

Partner Bellamy & Sons Engineers, Lamont, Wyoming, 1938-1942. Assistant professor University Chicago, 1942-1947. Associate director Cook Research Laboratories, Chicago, 1947-1960.

Director NRRI University Wyoming, Laramie, 1960-1973, professor civil engineering, 1973-1981. Principal Bellamy & Sons Engineers, Laramie, from 1981. Director Institute Tropical Meteorology, University Puerto Rico, 1943-1944.

Special consultant United States Army Air Corps, Washington, 1944-1945. Member Western Interstate Nuclear Board, Denver, 1964-1975.

Achievements

• Registered profile engineer, Wyoming.

Membership

Fellow National Society of Professional Engineers (chapter president 1976), American Meteorological Society (director 1948-1952), Institute Navigation (president 1962), American Geophysical Union. Member Wyoming Engineering Society, Lions (chapter president 1981, 84).

Interests

• Avocations: golf, bowling, computer programming.

Connections

Married Josephine Marie Johnston, September 21, 1940. Children: John Cary, Agnes Louise, Charles Fulton, William Delaney, Mary Elizabeth.

Father:

Benjamin Charles Bellamy

Mother:

Alice Elizabeth (Cary) Bellamy

Spouse:

Josephine Marie Johnston

child:

Agnes Louise Bellamy

child:

John Cary Bellamy

child:

William Delaney Bellamy

child:

Mary Elizabeth Bellamy

child:

Charles Fulton Bellamy