BGuthrie Photos: US Census Bureau -- Funeral Service for Louis Kincannon

US Census Bureau -- Funeral Service for Louis Kincannon:

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Description of Pictures: This was the funeral service for former US Census Bureau director, Louis Kincannon, 1940 - 2012.
Among those paying their respects were Barbara Everitt Bryant (Census Director 1989 -1993), Tom Mesenbourg (acting director, 2012-), Robert Groves (Census Director 2009-2012)
People speaking at the service were:
* First Reading: Patricia Griffith
* Second Reading: Jim Tozzi
* Eulogies by: Tony Harvey, Mark Neuman, Kathy Wallman, and Alexandra & Indya Kincannon.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. KINCA2_130107_044.JPG: Barbara Everitt Bryant (1989 -1993): The first woman to be director of the Census Bureau, Barbara Bryant was born in April 1926 in Ann Arbor, MI. She earned a B.A. in Physics from Cornell University in 1947, and was art editor for Chemical Engineering magazine before leaving the workforce to start a family. After all of her children had reached school age, she took a job at Oakland University in Michigan. It was at this job that she decided it was necessary for her career to go back to school and earn a higher degree. Bryant enrolled at Michigan State University, earning her Ph.D. in communications in 1970. From there, she took a job at Market Opinion Research, where she stayed until 1989. That year, she accepted a nomination for director of the Census Bureau, and was appointed by President Bush during a congressional recess. Bryant joined the Census Bureau after almost all of the planning for the 1990 census was already complete, but she lead the actual enumeration and the Census Bureau's response to accusations of an undercount that followed. Bryant left the Census Bureau in 1993, taking a position at the University of Michigan Business School where she was both a research scientist and director of the American Customer Satisfaction Index. She also participated in the Census Bureau's oral history program [PDF 154k].
2. KINCA2_130107_053.JPG: Tom Mesenbourg
3. KINCA2_130107_063.JPG: Robert M. Groves (2009 - 2012): Prior to leading the Census Bureau, Groves was a professor at the University of Michigan and director of its Survey Research Center, as well as research professor at the Joint Program in Survey Methodology at the University of Maryland. Groves authored or co-authored seven books and scores of scientific articles. His 1989 book, Survey Errors and Survey Costs, was named one of the 50 most influential books in survey research by the American Association of Public Opinion Research. His book, Nonresponse in Household Interview Surveys, with Mick Couper, written during his time at the Census Bureau, received the 2008 AAPOR Book Award. He is an elected Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Statistical Association, and the Midwest Association for Public Opinion Research. He is an elected member of the International Statistical Institute and a National Associate of the National Research Council, U.S. National Academy of Sciences. He is the recipient of the Innovator Award and the distinguished achievement award of the American Association for Public Opinion Research, the O'Neill Award of the New York Association for Public Opinion Research, the Helen Dinerman Award of the World Association for Public Opinion Research, and Julius Shiskin Memorial Award of the National Association of Business Economics and the American Statistical Association, in recognition of contributions in the development of economic statistics. Groves has a bachelor's degree from Dartmouth College and master's degrees in statistics and sociology from the University of Michigan. He also earned his doctorate at Michigan.
4. KINCA2_130107_065.JPG: Ann Tozzi
5. KINCA2_130107_303.JPG: Mr K had created this spreadsheet thing probably back in 1973 trying to plot out major benchmarks for the family. Across the top you see the year, "CLK" (Louis Kincannon), "LCK" (Claire), "APK" (Alexandra, the first daughter), "IKK" (Indya, the second daughter), and "X" (reserved for future kid). Both CLK and LCK were born in 1940. They married in 1968 at the age of 28. APK was born in 1969. IKK was born in 1971. X was slotted for 1974. You can see indicators for when each of the children would enter public school, when they'd graduate from high school, when they'd hit 21, when they'd graduate from a "good college", when the mortgage would be paid off, when he'd hit 30 years of work, when he was eligible for retirement, and when he had to retire. Everyone found this to be amazingly detailed. I was impressed that it was kept for all these years.
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Featured Folk: Some of the people here can also be seen on other pages on this site.
- Bryant, Barbara Everitt appears on:
  - 2011_MD_Tree_110524 US Census Bureau -- Tree Dedication Ceremony
- Kincannon, Louis appears on:
  - 2011_MD_Tree_110524 US Census Bureau -- Tree Dedication Ceremony
  - 2006_MD_Census_061026 US Census Bureau -- New building dedication ceremony
  - 2003_MD_Census_030916 US Census Bureau -- New building groundbreaking ceremony
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