Norman J. Howard Dies at 68 After Climate of Aiken Service
Norman J. Howard, longtime Du Pont executive and Aiken community leader, died January 19 after declining health. Born in Paris and raised in Chicago, he held an MBA from Harvard and served in World War II. At Savannah River Site he helped manage SRP operations, contributed to the SRP Credit Union, and co-founded Aiken Office Supply. He helped establish Fermata Club and served on Etherredge Center Orchestra, United Way, and First Presbyterian Church boards. Memorial services were held January 22.
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