Bethesda, Maryland
HEWLETT RICHARD GREENING HEWLETT Died peacefully on September 1, 2015, at Maplewood Park Place in Bethesda, Maryland, with dear friends at his side. He was 92. Born and raised in Toledo, Ohio, he lived in the Washington area for 64 years. His Dartmouth education was interrupted by Army technical...
Read MoreI feel very fortunate to have known and worked with Dr. Hewlett at WNC. Sending condolences to his family, he was a gift to us in many ways, and will be deeply missed.
Amanda Larson
September 25, 2015 | Portland, ME
It was such an honor to know "Dick". We have many wonderful memories of visits with Dick and Marilyn. The world has lost a very special man.
Jill and Don Rickelman (Naples, FL)
Jill and Don Rickelman
September 23, 2015 | Naples, FL
I was the governance officer of the Diocese of Washington during Bishop Walker's administration and worked closely with Dick when he became historiographer. What a wonderful man! We collected lots of document! He brought order to records that had not been organized well, and taught us all the importance of archival preservation. He and Marilyn were active in diocesan affairs and often seen at various events. They were a lovely couple! Thank you, Dick for enriching my life.
Beverlie Ludy
September 22, 2015 | Cobb Island, MD
To my Godfather, I miss you as much as I do my own parents.
David Jewhurst
September 18, 2015 | Henderson, NV
A privilege to have known him.
Jim Horton
September 07, 2015 | Edmeston, NY
When Dr. Hewlett was the historian for the Atomic Energy Commission, he was my first boss in the US Government. He was a very intelligent, delightful and supportive boss. Working on the history of the A-bomb was a high point in my early career. His life was extraordinary and I offer my consolelnces to his family. Thank you.
Mary Lee McIntyre
September 07, 2015 | McLean, VA
