Barlane Ronald Eichbaum

Barlane Ronald Eichbaum, “IKE” a native of New Jersey who now resides in Nevada, has distinguished himself in his personal and professional life as a true Christian patriot. He served in the US Air Corps during and immediately following WWII and subsequently entered Rutgers, where he received a B.S. and a Ph.D. degree in materials engineering. He obtained an M.S. degree from Texas University and studied business administration at Temple University as well as doing post-graduate studies at several other colleges. He also participated in scientific, environmental, nuclear and management programs at IBM, Ford Motor Co., AMP Inc., Lear Enterprise, and the US Bureau of Mines Research Laboratory.

Dr. Eichbaum is a consultant in science, nuclear energy, environmental problems and engineering and has been employed by the three above-mentioned firms in addition to such diverse organizations as John & Johnson and the US Signal Corps. He has been recognized by; American Men of Science, The Royal Blue Book, International Dictionary Biography, Prestigious National Honor Soc., American Registry of Outstanding Professionals, Strathmore Who’s Who, and numerous Who’s Who publications. The author is a Fellow in the American Institute of Chemists, a Senior member of IEEE, a member of the American Physical Society and The American Ceramic Society and is listed in Who’s Who in the West and Who’s Who in America! Who’s Who National Honors Society recently recognized IKE for exemplary contributions within the fields of Nuclear and Environmental Sciences.

Author Eichbaum is active in social, religious and civic activities. He has been president of local PTA and swim teams as being president of Washoe County Property Owners Assoc., and participates in technical and Christian activities. He is a founding and continuing member of Reno Christian Fellowship which is an Evangelical Church which began in 1972, and is one of the largest Bible Believing Christian Churches in Reno. He and his wife Bea celebrated their 60 wedding anniversary and are proud great grandparents of seven great grandsons. They have been blessed in America and want their family to have the freedom and ability to be successful in their lives as we were! God Bless America!