Richard Charles Brinckerhoff

Background

Brinckerhoff, Richard Charles was born on April 4, 1931 in Middletown, New York, United States. Son of Gilbert Stryker and Audrey Martina (Kniffin) Brinckerhoff.

Education

Associate of Applied Science in Aircraft Operations, State University of New York, Farmingdale, 1950; Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering, Indiana Institute Technology, 1956; Master in Automotive Engineering, Chrysler Institute, Detroit, 1958.

Career

Installation manager, Chrysler Missile Division, Taronto, Italy, 1958-1960; director operations, Chrysler Missile Division, Izmir, Turkey, 1961-1962; chief Bendix test conductor, Kennedy Space Center, Florida, 1963-1968; export manager, Bendix International, New York City, 1969-1973; director international licensing, Bendix Corporation, Southfield, Michigan, 1974-1975; director licensing, Facet Enterprises Inc., Tulsa, 1976-1977; group director engineering, Facet Enterprises Inc., Tulsa, 1978-1979; vice president filter group, Facet Enterprises Inc., Tulsa, 1980-1984; executive vice president operations, Facet Enterprises Inc., Tulsa, 1985-1988.

Achievements

• Richard Charles Brinckerhoff has been listed as a noteworthy manufacturing company executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

With United States Air Force, 1950-1954. Member Experimental Aircraft Association, Rotary International, International Executive Svc. Corps, La Cita Country Club, Florida Historic Society, Brevard History Society, The Holland Society of New York, National Silver-Haired Legislature.

Connections

Married Barbara Wainwright Freir, November 13, 1954. Children: Mark Harrison, Scott Eric.

Father:

Gilbert Stryker Brinckerhoff

Mother:

Audrey Martina (Kniffin) Brinckerhoff

Spouse:

Barbara Wainwright Freir

child:

Mark Harrison Brinckerhoff

child:

Scott Eric Brinckerhoff