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Stan Lebar, engineer, synagogue founder dies

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Published 12/26/09

The Severna Park resident who designed the camera that recorded astronaut Neil Armstrong's landing on the moon 40 years ago has died.

Photos by G. Nick Lundskow — The Capital / file
TOP: Stan Lebar holds a replica, in 1994, of the video camera her developed at Westinghouse that was used to broadcast live images back to Earth from the Apollo 11 moon landing. Nearby is the Emmy he received for the achievement. BOTTOM: Mr. Lebar stands with Apollo 11 command module pilot Michael Collins in 1989.
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Stanley Lebar, a retired electrical engineer with Westinghouse Electric Corp., died on Wednesday from complications following a recent surgery. He was 84.

Lebar's engineering breakthrough introduced the world to electrical miniaturization.

Engineers have said jokingly of Lebar's contribution: All he had to do was design a camera that would weigh about one-fiftieth of what TV studio cameras weighed, survive temperatures ranging from 250 degrees to minus 300 degrees Fahrenheit,...

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My father - 2009-12-26 19:15:53

A fine story, Earl. You captured my father's accomplishments on deadline right before Christmas. He would have admired your work.

Small corrections -- He founded and was president of the Friends of the B&A Trail. My daughter's name is Linsteadt. And my sister lives in Springvale. My brother and I understand perfectly the errors. I'm sure we were in a rush imparting the information as you were on a tight deadline to get it done.

Again, thank you and the Cap, my former paper, for noting my father's work and his meaning in our lives.
Scott Lebar

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