Lowell Marvin Schleicher b. 9 Dec 1925 Glenwood Springs, Colorado, USA d. 30 Jun 2003 Appleton, Wisconsin, USA

1925 - 2003 (77 years)

Name	Lowell Marvin Schleicher
Nickname	Ted
Born	9 Dec 1925	Glenwood Springs, Colorado, USA
Gender	Male
Died	30 Jun 2003	Appleton, Wisconsin, USA
Buried	Highland Memorial Park, Appleton, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, United States
Person ID	I05289	Family Tree
Last Modified	31 Jul 2017

Family Ruth Isabel Banning, b. 26 Jul 1921, Norman, Oklahoma, USA , d. 30 Dec 2001, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA (Age 80 years)

Married 6 Jul 1947 Grand Junction, Colorado, USA

Children

	1. Kathy Schleicher
	2. Chris Schleicher

Last Modified 31 Jul 2017

Family ID F1779 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Born - 9 Dec 1925 - Glenwood Springs, Colorado, USA
	Married - 6 Jul 1947 - Grand Junction, Colorado, USA
	Died - 30 Jun 2003 - Appleton, Wisconsin, USA
	Buried - - Highland Memorial Park, Appleton, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, United States

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Notes

Carbonless Paper Pioneer Schleicher Dies
Lowell Schleicher, whose work with the microencapsulation process led to the invention of carbonless paper, died Monday in Appleton at the age of 78.
"Lowell Schleicher's contributions to the invention of carbonless paper helped to shape the success of Appleton Papers (now known simply as "Appleton") for the past 50 years," said Doug Buth, the company's chief executive officer.
Schleicher began his research career as a chemist with the National Cash Register Co. (NCR) in Dayton, Ohio. Schleicher worked with Barry Green, an NCR scientist who introduced the first commercial example of a system of liquid-filled microcapsules dispersed within a solid coating. It was this system that was used to develop carbonless paper.
Schleicher, Green and others at NCR collaborated with Appleton Coated Paper Co., the predecessor company to Appleton, to commercially introduce carbonless paper in 1954. Schleicher continued to work with Appleton over the years and in 1973, after NCR acquired Appleton, was named the company's director of basic research, a position he held until his retirement in May 1990.