He completed a degree in civil engineering in 1948 at the University of London.
He moved to British Columbia in 1950.
He was a map maker, mountaineer, historian and naturalist.
He was appointed as a Captain (RCE).
He served in the Royal Canadian Engineers 1942-1946. (He was demobilized.)
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