SOA - Obituaries

  • 1981 - SOA - The Actuary - How to Help Us When a Member Has Died, Society of Actuaries, by Cynthia M. Keele - 3p-page 7
    • It is indeed helpful if we can be notified promptly of a member’s death. Far better if two people tell us than if everybody (especially when the person has retired) assumes ,that somebody else is doing this.
    • The best procedure is this:
      • 1. Do take extreme precautions to keep us from confusing the deceased with another member whose name is similar.
      • 2. The information we need is:
        • a) The deceased’s date of death, and date of birth if known.
          b) Name and address of next-of kin, to whom the President
          will send condolences.
        • c) Word on who will write the obituary for the Transactions and when we may expect it.
  • 1952
    • George Lidstone