Carl W. Smith ’63 ScM, ’66 PhD

Carl W. Smith ’63 ScM, ’66 PhD, of Albuquerque; Sept. 7, after suffering a stroke five years earlier that had left him in a wheelchair. He had worked at Sandia National Labs before retiring in 1996. In retirement, he and his wife traveled the world and he chronicled his life through photography that he published. Before his stroke, he enjoyed climbing mountains all over the world, running marathons, cycling with the New Mexico Touring Society, and skiing as a member of the New Mexico Cross Country Ski Club. He later enjoyed working on the Continental Divide Trail and joined the Friends of the Sandia Mountains, where he was a sawyer and could cut down 20-inch diameter trees. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn; two sisters; and several nieces and nephews.