Vladimir Drobashevsky.

Highly respected exposition designer, Vladimir Drobashevsky was born in Belgrade, (former Yugoslavia), in 1929. He immigrated to America in 1949, served in the

U.S. Army during the Korean War and then earned a B.S. degree in Industrial Design.

For the next forty years Vladimir designed national and international expositions - including several Nuclear Information Centers in the U.S. and Asia. He received numerous awards for his work in creative design and graphic arts.

He enjoys caring for his wife and life partner of fifty-six years, Elfrieda, who serves as a remarkable example of perseverance and positive attitude to all who know her. They have one surviving child, their daughter Elizabeth.

Besides the wide recognition for his commercial work, Vladimir has also received an award for his chestnut-carved iconostas design at his church in Allison Park, Pennsylvania.