George Terrell Lathrop
1935 - 2003 (67 years)-
Name George Terrell Lathrop Born 17 Aug 1935 Asheville, Buncombe Co., NC 
Gender Male Died 3 Mar 2003 Person ID I13775 Lathrop Last Modified 7 Nov 2013
Father Albert Henry Lathrop, b. 23 May 1899, Toledo, Lucas Co., OH , d. 11 Feb 1977, Arden, NC (Age 77 years) Mother Virginia Louiseterrell, b. 3 Sep 1902, Raleigh, Wake Co., NC , d. 1 Dec 1974, Arden, NC (Age 72 years) Married 3 Mar 1928 Arden, NC Family ID F3853 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Living Children 1. Living 2. Living Last Modified 6 Dec 2012 Family ID F4426 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - George graduated from Lee Edwards High School in Asheville, NC. In 1957, he received a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from North Carolina State College and a commission in the Air Force. After serving three years in the Air Force, George did two years in graduate work at Yale in City Planning and Highway Engineering and worked four years in a transportation planning unit of the New York State Department of Public Works. Since 1966 he has been a lecturer in City and Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
After obtaining his PhD in City Planning at UNC - Chapel Hill, Georege worked as a private consulant in the field of transportation planning for a number of years. In 1984, he moved to Charlotte, NC, to work as Deputy Director of the City of Charlotte's Department of Transporation, where he remained until his retirement in 2001. George was active for many years in the National Transportation Research Board.
- George graduated from Lee Edwards High School in Asheville, NC. In 1957, he received a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from North Carolina State College and a commission in the Air Force. After serving three years in the Air Force, George did two years in graduate work at Yale in City Planning and Highway Engineering and worked four years in a transportation planning unit of the New York State Department of Public Works. Since 1966 he has been a lecturer in City and Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.