INDUSTRY FACES PERSONALS
St. Paul Brass and Aluminum Foundry, St. Paul, Minn., recently an- nounced the hiring of Garrett J. Boesch as 3D CAD proj- ects manager and Laurie L. Aho as orders and shipping coordinator.
Tooling manufac-
turer JMMS, Easley S.C., named Fred Mull as die cast program manager and Jennie Boyle as quality assurance manager.
Robert L. McCollough, Webster Laurie Aho Yaskawa America Inc., Moto-
City, Iowa, died Feb. 26, 2013. He was 87. Bob was the retired owner and pesident of W.A. McCollough & Sons Foundry, now called Seneca Foundry. He started working for his father in the foundry in the 1940s, before and after serving in the Army Air Corp during World War II.
Garrett Boesch
man Robotics Division, Dayton, Ohio, announced that Hiroyuki Na- gatsu has joined the company as senior vice president, global sales team.
OBITUARIES
He became president and owner in the 1960s. McCollough instituted the AFS cost system, was an early adapter of the shell core process and started pouring ductile iron in 1967.
John David Gumpert, Daven- Hiroyuki Nagatsu
port, Iowa, died March 21, 2013. He was 83. He retired as vice-president of sales for M.A. Bell, a foundry supply company based in St. Louis, after 30 years of service. He also was corporate pilot for Lee Enter- prise, Weyerhaeuser, John Deere, G.P.C., and Montgomery Eleva- tor, and served as a member of the Scott County Sheriff ’s Posse for nearly 30 years. Gumpert was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who served in the Korean War. He was awarded a purple heart, as well as a Combat Action Ribbon.
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