The University of Michigan College of Engineering Naval Architecture & Marine Architecture "Nautilus" Spring 1993 newsletter reported:
Harry Hillman ('52, '56, '59) is now employed at Fermi Labs, (near Chicago). And what is a naval architect doing in such a place? Just what you'd expect: trying to predict "the ultimate fate of the universe and why there is so much regular matter and no antimatter in the universe when both were made in equal quantities at the time of the big bang." If any of our readers have answers to either question Harry would be grateful if you'd keep quiet; otherwise he'll be out of a job. When he isn't pondering the imponderable, he enjoys restoring antique racing hydroplane engines.
And the fall 1995 newsletter reports his passing.
Awarded to Harry F. Hillman, Ralph E. Lambrecht, and Warren C. Conover (assignors to Outboard Marine Corporation) filed March 21, 1962 and awarded December 8, 1964.
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