Lucius H. Bingham Jr. ’33

LOU BINGHAM, who had moved to Honolulu many years ago, died there May 19, 1990. A memorial service was held at the Atherton Chapel.

Lou was born in Portland, Me., Sept. 16, 1911. He later lived irL N.Y.C. He prepared at Bordentown Milltary last. In college he was on the electrical board of the Theatre Intime.

In 1938, Lou joined Hawaiian Gas Products, Ltd., now known as Gaspro, as a chemical engineer. He later became president, and retired in 1978 as chairman.

Lou was a prominent citizen of Honolulu. He had served as president of the Pacific Club and the Navy League. He was a member of the Waialae Country Club, and had served as chairman of the Hawaiian Open. He was especially interested In the Salvation Army, and had been active in Princeton alumni affairs.

On Sept. 30, 1944, Lou married Betty Clark, who survives him, as do their three children, Anne Kreucher, Barbara Bartee, and John K; and four grandchildren.

Because he lived so far away, we did not see as much of Lou as we would have liked. To Betty and the children, the Class of'33 expresses its sympathy.

The Class of l933