Judith Ullman Chernoff ’46 ScM

Judith Ullman Chernoff ’46 ScM, of Roslindale, Mass., formerly of Chicago; June 9, after a month-long struggle with cholecystitis. She worked at the Museum of Science in Chicago doing computations for Army projects while her husband completed his post-doc work. She and her family first moved to Palo Alto, Calif., then in 1974 to Massachusetts. She worked at the survey research center at the University of Massachusetts, as a bookkeeper for an Asian publishing company in Boston, and as an English as a Second Language teacher to MIT faculty and student wives. She was an active member of the League of Women Voters and Hadassah. She enjoyed traveling and is survived by her husband, Herman Chernoff ’45 ScM, ’48 PhD, and several nieces and nephews.