Background
Sr., Serge Sidorovich Wisotsky was born on October 19, 1919 in Chelsea, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Sidor Radionovich and Anna Epatiovna (Fariba) W.
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Serge Sidorovich Wisotsky Sr.
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Student, Boston Trade School, 1933-1937; student, Lowell Institute School, 1937-1943; Bachelor of Science in Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1950; Master of Science in Physics, Brown U., 1952.
Career
Electrical motor mechanic/armature winder, United Motors Corporation, Boston, 1937-1940; machinist apprentice, manufacturing methods, steam turbine test, General Electric River Works, Lynn, Massachusetts, 1940-1944; engineer R & D, Ultrasonics Corporation, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1952-1953; instrument engineer, Control Engineering Corporation, Canton and Norwood, Massachusetts, 1953-1957; staff engineer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Draper Laboratory, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1957-1959; hydroacoustic transducer section head, Raytheon/Submarine Signal Division, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, 1959-1970; MSR engineer Raytheon Equipment Division, North Dighton, Massachusetts and Kwajalein Atoll, 1958; vice president engineering, ORB Inc., Sharon, Massachusetts and Tulsa, since 1970. Chief engineer Industrial Vehicles, International, (geophysical prospecting vehicles using VIBROSEIS, worldwide), Tulsa, 1974-1984. Consultant Amoco Production Research Center (geophysical prospecting sound sources), Tulsa, 1985-1986, 93.
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Politics
The diversity of religious expressions is guaranteed by the separation of church and state. However, church and state should interact in different social and political fields for the benefit of the whole society.
Views
Language of offensive nature with regard to race, ethnicity ornationality does not indicate the value of each individual and contradicts the teaching of Jesus Christ.
Membership
Brass band clarinetist Stoughton Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1937-1942, Brooklyn Armed Guard Center, 1945, Brockton Cosmopolitan, 1951-1965, Aleppo Shrine, since 1965, Lawrence Colonial, since 1989, Canton/American Legion, since 1992. With United States Naval Reserve, 1944-1946. Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Acoustical Society American, American Society Materials, Society Exploration Geophysicists (life), Masons, American Legion.
Connections
Married Marion Ellen Ramsdell, August 10, 1952. Children: Serge S. Junior (deceased), Tanya Lloyd, Stephan, John and Alexander (twins), Phillip.
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Religion
Russian Orthodox Congregationalist And Baptist