Son of Frank W. Keniston and Bertha Gray
Mert spent his early years in Tacoma but moved to Seattle in 1923.
Graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Civil Engineering.
He served four years overseas in the European Theater of Operations with an Army Engineers Construction Regiment and retired as a Major in the Army Reserves.
During his earlier years he worked as an Engineer on both Coulee Dam and the Hanford project. As a professional Civil Engineer, he worked for the Tacoma Public Utilities, Water Div. and after retiring he was an associate of the Industrial Consulting Services Inc.
Member of:
Tacoma Elks
Tacoma Outboard Assn.
Coast Guard Aux.
American Society of Civil Engineers
He was baptized in the Episcopal faith by Rt. Rev. Bell at St. Luke Episcopal Church in Tacoma.
Mert spent his early years in Tacoma but moved to Seattle in 1923.
Graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Civil Engineering.
He served four years overseas in the European Theater of Operations with an Army Engineers Construction Regiment and retired as a Major in the Army Reserves.
During his earlier years he worked as an Engineer on both Coulee Dam and the Hanford project. As a professional Civil Engineer, he worked for the Tacoma Public Utilities, Water Div. and after retiring he was an associate of the Industrial Consulting Services Inc.
Member of:
Tacoma Elks
Tacoma Outboard Assn.
Coast Guard Aux.
American Society of Civil Engineers
He was baptized in the Episcopal faith by Rt. Rev. Bell at St. Luke Episcopal Church in Tacoma.
Son of Frank W. Keniston and Bertha Gray
Mert spent his early years in Tacoma but moved to Seattle in 1923.
Graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Civil Engineering.
He served four years overseas in the European Theater of Operations with an Army Engineers Construction Regiment and retired as a Major in the Army Reserves.
During his earlier years he worked as an Engineer on both Coulee Dam and the Hanford project. As a professional Civil Engineer, he worked for the Tacoma Public Utilities, Water Div. and after retiring he was an associate of the Industrial Consulting Services Inc.
Member of:
Tacoma Elks
Tacoma Outboard Assn.
Coast Guard Aux.
American Society of Civil Engineers
He was baptized in the Episcopal faith by Rt. Rev. Bell at St. Luke Episcopal Church in Tacoma.
Mert spent his early years in Tacoma but moved to Seattle in 1923.
Graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Civil Engineering.
He served four years overseas in the European Theater of Operations with an Army Engineers Construction Regiment and retired as a Major in the Army Reserves.
During his earlier years he worked as an Engineer on both Coulee Dam and the Hanford project. As a professional Civil Engineer, he worked for the Tacoma Public Utilities, Water Div. and after retiring he was an associate of the Industrial Consulting Services Inc.
Member of:
Tacoma Elks
Tacoma Outboard Assn.
Coast Guard Aux.
American Society of Civil Engineers
He was baptized in the Episcopal faith by Rt. Rev. Bell at St. Luke Episcopal Church in Tacoma.
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