Roland Allen
Published in the Los Angeles Daily News on 9/6/2008
ROLAND DUKE ALLEN Left this world surrounded by love on September 1, 2008. Duke was born in Reno November 10, 1930. He served seven years in the Air Force and received his engineering degree at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Duke was proud of his work at Lockheed on the L-1011 and on the Stealth Fighter project at the "Skunk works." Duke is survived by his loving wife Audrey, her children Karen and Suzanne and grandchildren Michael and Jennifer, as well as his devoted sister Marilyn Parsons and her family of Reno, Nevada.
Published in the Los Angeles Daily News on 9/6/2008
ROLAND DUKE ALLEN Left this world surrounded by love on September 1, 2008. Duke was born in Reno November 10, 1930. He served seven years in the Air Force and received his engineering degree at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Duke was proud of his work at Lockheed on the L-1011 and on the Stealth Fighter project at the "Skunk works." Duke is survived by his loving wife Audrey, her children Karen and Suzanne and grandchildren Michael and Jennifer, as well as his devoted sister Marilyn Parsons and her family of Reno, Nevada.
Roland Allen
Published in the Los Angeles Daily News on 9/6/2008
ROLAND DUKE ALLEN Left this world surrounded by love on September 1, 2008. Duke was born in Reno November 10, 1930. He served seven years in the Air Force and received his engineering degree at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Duke was proud of his work at Lockheed on the L-1011 and on the Stealth Fighter project at the "Skunk works." Duke is survived by his loving wife Audrey, her children Karen and Suzanne and grandchildren Michael and Jennifer, as well as his devoted sister Marilyn Parsons and her family of Reno, Nevada.
Published in the Los Angeles Daily News on 9/6/2008
ROLAND DUKE ALLEN Left this world surrounded by love on September 1, 2008. Duke was born in Reno November 10, 1930. He served seven years in the Air Force and received his engineering degree at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Duke was proud of his work at Lockheed on the L-1011 and on the Stealth Fighter project at the "Skunk works." Duke is survived by his loving wife Audrey, her children Karen and Suzanne and grandchildren Michael and Jennifer, as well as his devoted sister Marilyn Parsons and her family of Reno, Nevada.
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