Brickman, Myrtle, 1918-2004

found: The Ruhr area, 1949 :page 1 (Myrtle Brickman, International Trade Economist, European Branch)

found: Sun Sentinel, July 9, 2004 :page 6B M. Brickman, Patients' Rights Advocate-Ex-Economist in D.C. Took On Columnists (Myrtle Brickman, retired government economist and stockbroker; died at her Pompano Beach home at age 85; born Myrtle Singer in Atlantic City, N.J.; moved to Washington, D.C. in 1936 to take a job as stenographer and typist wit the federal government; earned her bachelor's degree from George Washington University and her master's degree in economics from American University in Washington, D.C.; during World War II, she worked for the war agency that controlled exports; later joined the international trade section of the Department of Commerce, rising to the second highest professional rank; later switched to the private sector for many years, where until her retirement in 1984, she was a stockbroker with the Dean Witter firm; began to champion for the rights of the terminally ill to hasten death with assistance after relocating to Florida; served on the board of the national organization and treasurer of the Hemlock Society)

found: U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014, viewed Apr. 24, 2023 via Ancestry.com :Myrtle G. Brickman (birth date: 10 Oct. 1918; death date: 3 Jul 2004)