Eugene E. Whitworth was a writer with many interests. He founded the Great Western Brotherhood and was Chairman of the Board of Directors and President of Great Western University. He also enjoyed a distinguished career as a businessman/entrepreneur specializing in executive training. Over the years he taught business management psychology to corporations as well as in colleges and universities. Born in Camp, Arkansas, and raised for a time in Texas, Mr. Whitworth moved to the bay area in Northern California as a boy, went to high school in Richmond and later attended UC Berkeley and Stanford University. As a Marine Corps veteran he served his country in battles across the Pacific theater during World War II. Mr. Whitworth was 93 when he died in 2004 in San Francisco.