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Allen L. Hess
03/18/1935 — 05/10/2013
From Kennewick, WA, US | Born in Bismarck, ND
Allen L. Hess
Allen Hess 78 died 10 May 2013 in Richland, WA. He was born 18 March 1935 in Bismarck, ND and was the son of Raymond J. Hess and Elfreida D. Gussner.
He graduated from Helena High School in Helena, MT in 1953 and Montana State College in Bozeman, MT in 1957 with a degree in Nuclear Engineering. In 1960 he finished his Masters Degree of Science and Physics. He worked at Argonne National Laboratory in Idaho Falls, then General Atomic in San Diego and retired from Westinghouse in Richland in 1996.
Allen had a wonderful sense of humor and was always ready to cheer and lift the spirits of those who surrounded him. He loved to hike, camp and travel.
He was married in 1968 in Idaho Falls, ID to Barbara Atherton, who survives him. His brother, Donald Hess, and his twin sister, Arlene Hess, as well as his parents preceded him in death.
He is survived by his daughter, Lisa Hess and two grandchildren of Austin TX, and siblings Ione Olson and Bernice Langsford of Reno, NV and Paulette Brown of Helena, MT and numerous nieces and nephews.
He will be greatly missed!
Visitation will be held at Einan's Funeral Home on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 from 8:00am-10:00am with the funeral service to follow at 10:00am. A graveside service will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Instead of flowers, you might want to make a donation to his favorite charity: Smile Train, Changing the World One Smile at a Time, P. O. Box 96231, Washington, DC 20090-6231.
R.I.P. Uncle Allen.
I remember how exciting it was to see our Uncle Allen when we were little. We thought he was wonderful. I remember playing cards with him, and him trying to teach me how to shuffle. It usually ended in a game of 52 pick up.
We will miss you. Say hi to Dad for us.
Love, Donelle
Rest easy Allen, rest easy. Your job is done.
R.I.P. Uncle Allen.
I remember how exciting it was to see our Uncle Allen when we were little. We thought he was wonderful. I remember playing cards with him, and him trying to teach me how to shuffle. It usually ended in a game of 52 pick up.
We will miss you. Say hi to Dad for us.
Love, Donelle
Rest easy Allen, rest easy. Your job is done.
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Allen L. Hess