Eugene Fredrick Earp

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Bio notes: Eugene Fredrick Earp, American safety engineer. Achievements include patent in composition for solidification, semi-solidification of hazardous wastes. Recipient award of Merit National Safety Council Colleges and Universities, Louisiana State University, 1980, award of Honor National Safety Council Colleges and Universities, 1982, Staff Outstanding Service award, 1984. Background Earp, Eugene Fredrick was born on June 7, 1927 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Son of Eugene Thadious and Ida Myrtle (Rodgers) Earp.

Education Associate of Arts, East Central Junior College, Decatur, Mississippi, 1948. Bachelor of Science, University Southern Mississippi, 1950. Graduate in Environmental Engineering and Industrial Hygiene, Louisiana State University, 1992—1994.

Career Registered profile safety engineer, California. Certified safety professional Fire control training, safety officer Mississippi Forestry Commission, Jackson, 1950-1960. Loss control supervisor Zurich American Insurance Company, Jackson, 1960-1972, zone loss control manager, 1974-1979.

Vice president loss control Hewitt Coleman & Association, Jackson, 1972-1974. Safety director Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, 1979-1995, instructor fire prevention and protection. President Environmental Factor Enterprises, 1995.

Instructor safety, fire protection U. So.Miss., Hattiesburg, 1973. Consultant in field.

Achievements Achievements include patent in composition for solidification, semi-solidification of hazardous wastes.

Works The flood problem in fire prevention and protection. Editor: (textbook) Fire Prevention and Protection, 1993.

Religion God offers a loving relationship. The Covenant is not a contract in which God and human beings agree to provide particular goods and services for each other. God has freely and graciously already made it possible.

Politics The separation of church and state has guaranteed the diversity of religious expressions and the freedom to worship God according to each person’s conscience. However, separation of church and state permit interaction.

Views Anyone may appear in hardship and poverty. Never give up in pursuit of happiness and one day you will find yourself in the right place, where God gives the sense of joy and assurances you are looking for.

Membership Served with United States Navy, 1945-1946. Louisiana State University, 1992-1993.; Member American Society Safety Engineers (president Mississippi chapter 1970-1971,presidential plaque 1970-1971).

Connections Married Ann Lois Johnson, August 15, 1948. Children: Rebecca Jo, Polly Annual.

father: Eugene Thadious Earp mother: Ida Myrtle (Rodgers) Earp spouse: Ann Lois Johnson children: Rebecca Jo Earp Polly Ann Earp