Jack J. Blanco, Leo R. Van Dolson, William G. Johnsson, and George W. Reid. A significant development was the appointment of two women to the editorial staff: Jocelyn R. Fay (appointed in 1977) and Aileen Andres Sox (appointed in 1980). He is known for his support of the traditional views of Adventist theology including the post-fall human nature of Christ. 1982–2008, Retirement years He died on May 25, 2008 in Potomac, Maryland at the age of 90. Views on Last Generation Theology Kenneth H. Wood along with Herbert Douglass published articles in what is now the Adventist Review supporting Last Generation Theology. Kenneth Wood and his associate editors of the Review prepared a special issue setting forth sanctification as an article of righteousness by faith. Bibliography Meditations for Moderns (Review and Herald, 1964) His Initials Were F. D. N.: A Life Story Of Elder F. D. Nichol, For Twenty-One Years Editor Of The Review and Herald (with Mirriam Wood) (Review and Herald, 1967)Short Essays on Relevant Religion (Review and Herald, 1972). As chair of the Ellen G. White Estate board he has also participated in editing a number of Ellen G. White publications that have been published since 1980. References External links "The Life and Times of Kenneth H. Wood" interview by Sandra Blackmer. Adventist Review January 24, 2008 "Biographical Sketch of Kenneth H. Wood". Adventist Review'' Tribute from the White Estate Pacific Union College alumni 1917 births 2008 deaths Ellen G. White Estate Seventh-day Adventist religious workers Seventh-day Adventist administrators American Seventh-day Adventist missionaries Seventh-day Adventist missionaries in China