Deaths: 1960s -- current

Albert W. Forslev, SM'55, PhD'60, a professor emeritus in earth sciences at Northeastern Illinois University, who lived in Riverwoods, IL, died of a heart attack on August 15 at age 67. Associate curator of mineralogy at the Field Museum of Natural History (1956--60) and head of the Chicago Police Crime Laboratory's microanalysis spectroscopy section (1963--66), Forslev established the earth sciences department at Northeastern Illinois University, serving as its chair during the 1960s and 1970s. Survivors include his wife, Doris; two daughters; a son; a brother; a sister; and two granddaughters.

Frederick L. Nakarai, JD'65, died December 30, 1998. Nakarai worked as a writer/analyst for CCH Incorporated. He is survived by his brother, Charles.

Katherine Rudden Govoni, AM'88, a public--relations executive, died September 14 of side effects from an allergy shot, in Norwalk, CT. She was 41. Govoni worked at Dean Witter Reynolds, N.W. Ayer, and the American Institute of CPAs before joining Andersen Consulting in 1989 as director of marketing and public relations for financial services. In 1995, she joined Andersen's public--relations agency, Burson--Marsteller, later becoming vice president at Emmanuel Kerr Kilsby. Survivors include her husband, Stephen; a daughter; a son; her mother; and a sister.