Abe Weiner, Murray Fox, Irving Fox (ca. 1945)
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Fox Engineering Inc. PO Box 215 Spencerville, MD 20868 (net)
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| Edward J. Fox - President | Edward
Fox is President of Fox Engineering Inc. (a Maryland corporation) and
recently retired from the US
Government after 43+ years of service. In his government career,
Mr. Fox served in numerous roles including engineering, computer
systems and software development, managment, and ultimately as the
Chief (Enterprise) Architect for an agency. Mr. Fox's experiences
are in the
field of information
processing
covering embedded production systems, mainframe tracking and accounting
systems, personal computing systems, home and office local area network
systems, and designing
enterprise
scale IT infrastructures and architectures. Ed has a Bachelors
Degree in Electrical
Engineering from Northeastern University, Boston, did graduate work at
the University of Maryland, College Park MD, and has a Masters in
Public
Administration from The American University, Washington DC. |
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Murray J. Fox
- Vice President
(16 Mar 1924 - 17 Jan 2018)
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Murray Fox served
as
Vice President, Fox Engineering
Inc.
(a Maryland corporation), and was one of the original founders of Fox
Engineering Company in the 1940s in Brooklyn NY. Mr. Fox was in
the recycling
business close to thirty years. He founded Recycling Enterprises,
Inc.,
a glass recycler in the 1970s, and was also a co-founder of REI
Distributors,
Inc. in 1981. REI Distributors became the largest glass recycler
in the state of New Jersey, and in 1991 REI merged with Pure Tech
International,
Inc., a plastics recycler. The newly combined business continued under
the Pure Tech name and became one of the largest plastic recyclers in
the
US. In 1995, Pure Tech merged with Ozite Corporation and thus
became
a diversified manufacturer of plastic materials and products as well as
continuing in the recycling field. Mr. Fox remained a director
and
officer of the newly named Pure Tec Corporation until it was sold and
privatized
in 1998, where upon he started I-ROCK® Industries, Inc. In 1978, Murray Fox became one of the founders fathers of the National Recycling Coalition (NRC), an organization dedicated to promoting recycling and is currently a Life Member and a Honary Board Member. In 1994, he setup a trust fund to enable the NRC to give out environmental/recycling oriented scholorships at its annual Congress. Murray Fox was also a Life Member of the Iowa Recycling Association and every year they give out the Murray J. Fox Recycling Innovation Award in his honor recognizing innovative recycling and reuse projects in Iowa. Mr. Fox was the holder of two United States Patents. |