The LINK News
  June 22, 2006

     West Long Branch — The late West Long Branch resident Dr. George Brucker, a noted nuclear physicist, was honored posthu­mously by the Information Age Science and History Learning Center at Camp Evans in Wall Township, for his work in the defense of the United States dur­ing the Cold War.

The dedication ceremony was part of InfoAge's first annual gala, which held to raise money in order to develop an interactive learning center focused on infor­mation age technologies at his­toric Camp Evans.

Dr. Brucker and his partner, Dr. Stanley Kronenberg, were among the first honorees of the InfoAge "Wall of Honor," where they joined Dr. Walter S. McAfee, an astrophysicist, and Fred Carl, the founder of InfoAge.

West Long Branch resident Gloria Brucker, center, widow of nuclear physicist Dr. George Brucker, holds a memorial plaque presented in his honor at the InfoAge Science and History Learning Center's Wall of Honor. Joining her are their daughters Dr. Michele Collier, Monmouth Beach, and Deborah Kelly, Illinois.