Pasqual A. (Pat) Donvito
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Personal Pat Donvito Nick Ruggieri art Professional Resume Recent projects Education Teaching Course descriptions Systems engineering	Passing of Pat Donvito My father passed away 21 May 2001, a great loss to all of his family, friends, and colleagues. His work as an economic consultant spanned much of the 20th century, with contributions in cost-benefit analysis, systems planning, planning, budgeting, and evaluation methods for government programs, and economic and policy studies for government and industry. He was employed by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Rand Corporation in Santa Monica, CA and Bethesda, MD. As an independent consultant he worked for the coal industry, the National Bureau of Standards, the Mitre Corporation, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and others. He served as President, Treasurer, and member of the Board of the National Economists Club. His community work included teaching religious education at Blessed Sacrament parish in Washington, DC, and teaching English as a second language at the Sacred Heart Adult Education Center in Washington. Obituary written by my brother Paul Donvito Notice written by the National Economists Club Photo of Pat DonVito as a young man Recent photo of Pat DonVito with his granddaughter Sophia Tribute written by my father's boyhood friend Carmen Capalbo Pat Donvito's writings My father enjoyed writing. Much of his professional work involved writing on economics, cost-benefit analysis, and planning. Later in life he wrote about 5 volumes of memoirs, covering his early life growing up in Harrisburg, Penn., his farm in Gettysburg, Penn., and his experiences in Washington, DC, where he lived most of his life. Some journal excerpts: Teaching English as a foreign language Quesada Street Consulting as a career

Pasqual A. (Pat) Donvito

Passing of Pat Donvito

My father passed away 21 May 2001, a great loss to all of his family, friends, and colleagues.

His work as an economic consultant spanned much of the 20th century, with contributions in

cost-benefit analysis,
systems planning,
planning, budgeting, and evaluation methods for government programs, and
economic and policy studies for government and industry.

He was employed by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Rand Corporation in Santa Monica, CA and Bethesda, MD. As an independent consultant he worked for the coal industry, the National Bureau of Standards, the Mitre Corporation, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and others.

He served as President, Treasurer, and member of the Board of the National Economists Club.

His community work included teaching religious education at Blessed Sacrament parish in Washington, DC, and teaching English as a second language at the Sacred Heart Adult Education Center in Washington.

Obituary written by my brother Paul Donvito
Notice written by the National Economists Club
Photo of Pat DonVito as a young man
Recent photo of Pat DonVito with his granddaughter Sophia
Tribute written by my father's boyhood friend Carmen Capalbo

Pat Donvito's writings

My father enjoyed writing. Much of his professional work involved writing on economics, cost-benefit analysis, and planning. Later in life he wrote about 5 volumes of memoirs, covering his early life growing up in Harrisburg, Penn., his farm in Gettysburg, Penn., and his experiences in Washington, DC, where he lived most of his life.

Some journal excerpts:

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