(co-authored with David Gebhard and Sally Woodbridge). 1977: Published a guide to the architecture and vernacular buildings of Washington State, titled A guide to architecture in Washington State: an environmental perspective. 1980s: During this period Montgomery served as President of the California Council of Architectural Education, and the National Board of Architects, Designers and Planners for Social Responsibility. Additionally, he served on boards for a number of voluntary organizations related to the design professions including Planners for Equal Opportunity, Planners Network and Northern California Non-Profit Housing Coalition. In the Bay Area, Montgomery advised City and County boards in Berkeley, Alameda County, Santa Clara and San Francisco. Montgomery was also named Associate Dean for Undergraduate Affairs and later Acting Dean. May 1, 1989: Named Dean of the College of Environmental Design, University of California, Berkeley, a position he holds until January 1996. During 1989, Montgomery was named to the Board of Trustees of the Berkeley Art Museum, a position he holds until 2002. Personal life Montgomery married Oberlin College graduate Mary Hoyt. They had four sons, Richard, Thomas, John and Peter. He died of cancer on October 25, 2003. Notes External links Roger Montgomery obituary in the San Francisco Chronicle Press Release from University of California, Berkeley In Memorium - Roger Montgomery from University of California 1925 births 2003 deaths 20th-century American architects Washington University in St. Louis faculty Oberlin College alumni Harvard Graduate School of Design alumni UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design faculty Deaths from cancer in New York (state) People from Greenwich Village People from Port Washington, New York American expatriates in Germany