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Richard B. Goodenow Award
Richard B. Goodenow, Dick to those who
new him, began working for Falmouth as superintendent of the water
pollution control department in 1974. His commitment to the
profession earned him an admirable reputation. Dick helped establish
the Maine Wastewater Control Association (MWWCA) in the late 1960's.
He continued to be a tireless advocate and source of inspiration for
the wastewater community throughout his career. During his 18 years
of service for the town he won numerous awards for the innovative
and outstanding operation and maintenance of the facility. The MWWCA
established a Richard B. Goodenow award to acknowledge
exceptionality in the field. Dick was forced into retirement in late
1991 due to health problems. He passed away less than a year later.
Richard B. Goodenow, Dick to those who
new him, began working for Falmouth as superintendent of the water
pollution control department in 1974. His commitment to the
profession earned him an admirable reputation. Dick helped establish
the Maine Wastewater Control Association (MWWCA) in the late 1960's.
He continued to be a tireless advocate and source of inspiration for
the wastewater community throughout his career. During his 18 years
of service for the town he won numerous awards for the innovative
and outstanding operation and maintenance of the facility. The MWWCA
established a Richard B. Goodenow award to acknowledge
exceptionality in the field. Dick was forced into retirement in late
1991 due to health problems. He passed away less than a year later.