Ronald Eugene Boenau

Background

Boenau, Ronald Eugene was born on August 8, 1943 in Mansfield, Ohio, United States. Son of Norman V. and Maxine L. (Zediker) Boenau.

Education

Associate of Arts, Manatee College, 1963; AS, Manatee College, 1965; Bachelor of Civil Engineering, U. Florida, 1970; Master of Science in Civil Engineering, U. Maryland., 1980.

Career

Project engineer, Florida Department Transportation, Gainesville, 1963-1967; project engineer, DeLeuw, Cather & Company, Chicago, Washington, 1968-1975; research engineer, Federal Highway Administration, Washington, 1975-1980; transportation program specialist, Urban Mass Transportation Administration, Washington, 1980-1982, 84-; special assistant, United States Congressman Harold Hollenbeck, Washington, 1982; special assistant, United States Senator Paula Hawkins, Washington, 1983-1984.

Achievements

• Ronald Eugene Boenau has been listed as a noteworthy Transportation research engineer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Fairfax County (Virginia) Citizens Planning Task Force, 1970s. Elder-director of counseling Harvester, Presbyterian Church in American, Springfield, Virginia, 1980s. Member American Society of Civil Engineers (member of national transportation policy committee 1987-1990, chairman national capital transportation engineering committee 1983-1985, 90-91), NSPE (various committees, professional achievement award 1973), Institute Transportation Engineers (member of national policy committee 1975-1976), Intelligent Transportation Society American (advanced public transportation committee), Transportation Research Board (various committees).

Connections

Married Barbara Villepique, August 5, 1973. Children: Andrew E., Susan E.

Father:

Norman V. Boenau

Mother:

Maxine L. (Zediker) Boenau

Spouse:

Barbara Villepique

child:

Andrew E. Boenau

child:

Susan E. Boenau