Walter Herndon Inge

Background

Inge, Walter Herndon was born on July 24, 1933 in Mobile, Alabama, United States. Son of Walter Herndon and Gratia (Seaman) Inge.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Biology, University Alabama, 1955. Master of Arts in Physiology, University California, Berkeley, 1965. Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology, University California, Berkeley, 1972.

Career

Commissioned United States Air Force, 1955—1976, advanced through grades to lieutenant colonel, retired, 1976. Assistant professor physiology United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1965—1967. Director engineering and biotechnology European Office, Aerospace Research, London, 1971—1975.

Research physiologist Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, 1975—1977. Assistant professor physiology Boston University, 1977—1982. Research associate Emory University School Medicine, Atlanta, 1982—1987.

Professor, chair department physiology St. George University School Medicine, Grenada, West Indies, 1987—1988. Science writer Atlanta, since 1988. Academy consultant Natick Laboratories, Massachusetts, 1965—1966.

Achievements

• Walter Herndon Inge has been listed as a notable writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Interests

• Skiing, hiking, mycology, amateur theatrics.

Connections

Married Margaret Jane Leigh, January 25, 1956 (deceased March 1989). Children: Gratia Harrison, Leigh Vaughan. Married Barbara Griffith Brady, June 19, 1999 (divorced December 2004).

Father:

Walter Herndon Inge

Mother:

Gratia (Seaman) Inge

Spouse:

Barbara Griffith Brady

Spouse:

Margaret Jane Leigh

child:

Gratia Harrison Inge

child:

Leigh Vaughan Inge