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Obituary: James E. Phillips
by Linda Wang
November 22, 2018
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 96, Issue 47
James E. Phillips, 72, died on June 13 in Boston.
“James worked at Dow Chemical for eight years and for Waters Corp. for 27 years before retiring. James was an active member of the ACS Northeastern Section; he served as photographer, director-at-large, and chair of the board of publications. He enjoyed playing and watching tennis, and he and his wife, Dorothy, enjoyed traveling together. His many hobbies included photography, designing and making stained-glass pieces, and gardening at his Natick, Mass., residence. He was an active member of Fisk United Methodist Church in Natick. Over the years, he participated in the choir and the board of trustees and was a Sunday-school teacher. He collected pendulum clocks, some custom made. He and his wife, ACS Director-at-Large Dorothy Phillips, attended ACS national meetings together.”—family of James E. Phillips
Most recent title: Technical service engineer, Waters Corp.
Education: B.S., chemistry, Tennessee State University, 1968; M.S., inorganic chemistry, University of Cincinnati, 1972
Survivors: Wife, Dorothy; daughters, Vickie and Crystal; son, Anthony; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild
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