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Veronica Nia Dorian Becnel (1949- November 10, 1990) was an American activist, preservationist and academic.
Becnel started as the director of preservation studies at the University of Houston in the college of Architecture in 1985 and worked there until her sudden death. [1]
Becnel died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Houston on November 10, 1990, after a stroke. [1] She was buried in Paradise Cemetery in Acres Homes. [1]
- ^ a b c Fox, Stephen (Fall 1990). "V. Nia Dorian Becnel" (PDF). Cite: 5.
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Veronica Nia Dorian Becnel (1949- November 10, 1990) was an American activist, preservationist and academic.
Becnel started as the director of preservation studies at the University of Houston in the college of Architecture in 1985 and worked there until her sudden death. [1]
Becnel died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Houston on November 10, 1990, after a stroke. [1] She was buried in Paradise Cemetery in Acres Homes. [1]
- ^ a b c Fox, Stephen (Fall 1990). "V. Nia Dorian Becnel" (PDF). Cite: 5.