Troy Royce Berry, Fort Worth. He entered North Texas in 1946 following World War II and earned his degree in art and interior design. He worked for Leonard's Department Store as its only interior designer, then joined the architectural firm of Wyatt C. Hedrick and did work nationally. He specialized in space planning and development for large buildings, which included the Huntsville Alabama Space Center. Later he formed his own company, Troy R. Berry Associates. He was an avid golfer and held two golf patents, one for a putter and the other for a training device.
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Troy Royce Berry, Fort Worth. He entered North Texas in 1946 following World War II and earned his degree in art and interior design. He worked for Leonard's Department Store as its only interior designer, then joined the architectural firm of Wyatt C. Hedrick and did work nationally. He specialized in space planning and development for large buildings, which included the Huntsville Alabama Space Center. Later he formed his own company, Troy R. Berry Associates. He was an avid golfer and held two golf patents, one for a putter and the other for a training device.
