Albert Wilhelm Franzmann

Background

Franzmann, Albert Wilhelm was born on July 19, 1930 in Hamilton, Ohio, United States. Son of Wilhelm Heinreich and Louise Marie (Schlichter) Franzmann.

Education

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Ohio State University, 1954; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Idaho, 1971.

Career

Veterinarian, Tiffin (Ohio) Animal Hospital, 1956-1959; general practice veterinary medicine, Hamilton, 1959-1968; National Defense Education Act research fellow, U. Idaho, Moscow, 1968-1971; wildlife consultant, F-2 Wildlife Cons., Moscow, 1971-1972; director Kenai Moose Research Center, Alaska Department Fish and Game, Soldotna, 1972-1987; consultant, AWF Professional Superior vena cava syndrome. Affiliate associate professor, U. Alaska, Fairbanks, 1972-1987. Board directors International Wildlife Veterinary Svc.

Inc., Laramie, Wyoming, Hamilton Tool company, Board of Game State of Alaska, Alaska Outdoor Council.

Achievements

• Albert Wilhelm Franzmann has been listed as a noteworthy Wildlife veterinarian, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served to captain United States Air Force, 1954-1956. Member American Veterinary Medical Association, American Association Wildlife Veterinarians (president 1979-1981), WildlifeDisease Association (council 1980-1981, Emeritus award 1996), American Association Zoo Veterinarians, American College Zoological Medicine (honorary diplomate), The Wildlife Society (certified wildlife biologist, Einarsen award N.W. section), Phi Zeta, Xi Sigma Pi.

Interests

• Avocations: photography, hunting, fishing, travel, exploration.

Connections

Married Donna MarieGrueser, December 13, 1953. Children: Karl Wilhelm, Louise Annual.

Father:

Wilhelm Heinreich Franzmann

Mother:

Louise Marie (Schlichter) Franzmann

Spouse:

Donna MarieGrueser

child:

Louise Annual Franzmann

child:

Karl Wilhelm Franzmann