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| 艾伦·夏皮罗（Allan M. Shapiro） |
艾伦·夏皮罗（Allan M. Shapiro）, a veteran transportation sector executive who was widely consulted on aviation infrastructure and facility planning issues, died on Sept. 2 at age 80 in Scarsdale, N.Y.
根据圣路易斯工程公司Ross＆Baruzzini的一份声明，死亡原因是结肠癌。
在跨越四十年的职业生涯中，夏皮罗（Shapiro）是100多个机场项目的高级经理，以及其他公共工程，刑事司法，政府和军事建筑的高级经理。18luck官网
An Ohio native, Shapiro followed his father—one of the first registered architects in the state—into the architecture field, earning a degree from Cornell University in 1959.
夏皮罗加入罗斯& Baruzzini (R&B)在2009年vice president and transportation group director, and took his current role two years later. He previously had been transportation systems program manager at L-3 Communications and a corporate vice president and northeast division manager at DMJM, later acquired by AECOM. He also worked for design firms HOK and HNTB, according to a family-posted obituary.
Shapiro was active in transportation and construction sector issues and activities, serving as a vice president of the Society of American Military Engineers, a steering committee member of the American Association of Airport Executives, treasurer of a joint industry association committee on professional services, trustee of the American Geographical Society and foundation board member of Westchester [County, N.Y.] Community College, among other positions.
R＆B说，他还是美国土木工程师学会和美国建筑师研究所的一生。
R&B Chairman Craig Toder termed Shapiro "a fixture in the industry."
In moderating a 2014 American Association of Airport Executives conference panel, Shapiro offered insights to attendees on how U.S. non-hub airports increasingly were turning to non-aeronautical budget enhancers as they faced uncertainty in shaping long-term capital plans, according to a June 2014 ENR report.
Mario Rodriguez, executive director of the Indianapolis Airport Authority, says Shapiro "made our airport industry better, and he did this not only with his expertise but also with his charm and humor."
Adds Stacy Sayers, an aviation strategic consultant: "Allan was a great asset to the aviation industry. He was always willing to help others learn and connect."
Shapiro was also known for an eclectic personality that favored everything from high-profile hats to cooking to a love for opera music,说在线itu告。
Inspired by an uncle, noted archaeologist and theologian Nelson Glueck, Shapiro spent summers from 1959 to 1967 with Harvard and Cornell University archaeological expeditions in the ancient city of Sardis, Turkey.
慰问可以发给：密苏里州圣路易斯南乌节大街6号6号玛丽·希利·夏皮罗（Mary Healy Shapiro）。63119。
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