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Obituaries
Obituary: Einar P. Kropp
by Alexandra A. Taylor
April 23, 2022
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 100, Issue 14
Credit: Courtesy of John Kropp
Einar P. Kropp
Einar P. Kropp, 107, died Feb. 24 in Mantua, Ohio.
“Einar (‘Oscar’) spent his long, productive life eagerly learning about the natural world, finding ingenious ways to improve efficiencies and solve problems, whether minor and domestic or major and industry changing. He began at Sohio in the Chemical and Physical Research Department in 1937. Work in process development took him around the world managing start-ups for acrylonitrile plants. On retirement, he joined McKee Engineering and Construction. His thirst for knowledge and constructive pursuit of solutions to problems made for his children a rich and expansive upbringing. His warm, loving presence in our lives will be sorely missed.”—Elin Poneman, daughter
Most recent title: Manager, McKee Engineering and Construction Petroleum and Chemical Process Division
Education: BSc, chemical engineering, Michigan State University, 1937
Survivors: Children, Mary Ann Zane, Peter, Elin Poneman, Jeanne, and John; 13 grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren
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