Memoir, ca. 1998.

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Memoir, ca. 1998.

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Contains a portion of Hatch's autobiography covering his military years and the courting of his wife. Discusses his work on military plane designs for Boeing in Seattle, which earned him a deferment from active service, and his involvement with the LDS Church in the Seattle area. Discusses his hobbies, friendships, induction in the Navy, and training as an electrical technician. Also describes his short time on Navy ships in the Pacific Theater. Includes a narrative describing the fulfillment of promises of safety within Hatch's patriarchal blessing. Majority of collection describes his relationship with his wife: their meeting, courting, marriage, and life during the war. Includes letters between Hatch and his wife and journal entries from each. Numerous photocopied photographs throughout show Hatch in military settings and with his wife.

1 folder (38 p.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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M. Ephraim Hatch worked in the Brigham Young University Physical Plant Department between 1957 and 1982, including as chief of planning and special projects coordinator. From the guide to the Ephraim Hatch collection on Brigham Young University campus development, approximately 1974-1991, (L. Tom Perry Special Collections) Worked in BYU Physical Plant Department, 1957-1982, including as chief of planning and special projects coordinator. From the description of V...