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Article: Ex-chief of Ga.-Pacific, historical park founder dies
- Article from:
- Progress-Index, The Petersburg, Va.
- Article date:
- June 25, 2009
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Robert B. Pamplin Sr., a Dinwiddie County
native, former chairman of lumber and paper giant Georgia-Pacific
Corp. and co-founder of Pamplin Historical Park, died Wednesday
morning. He was 97.
Pamplin was born in Dinwiddie in 1911, the middle son of Pauline
Beville and John Robert Pamplin. He was preceded in death by
Katherine Reese, his wife of 68 years, and his brothers John William
and Claude Alan.
His son, Robert B. Pamplin Jr., owner of several Oregon-based
businesses including Pamplin Media Group, Community Newspapers and
the Portland Tribune, said his father suffered from Alzheimer's
disease.
"He lived a full rich good life. Now he's in heaven and we
celebrate that," ...
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