Ann Louise Thomas

Background

Thomas, Ann Louise was born on September 5, 1930 in West Green, Georgia, United States. Daughter of Alpheus Albert and Martha Josephine (Williams) Hazard.

Education

Student, Wayne State University, 1948—1950. Student, Harlem School Nursing, New York City, 1951. Student, Wayne County Community College, 1969.

Student, Henry Ford Community College, 1970.

Career

National recruiting director International Personnel, Detroit, 1962—1969. Equal Employment Opportunity recruiting specialist Blue Cross-Blue Shield Michigan, 1969—1972. Associate director Detroit Industrial Mission, 1972—1976.

Personnel administrator Parke-Davis Division Warner & Lambert Company, Detroit, 1976—1979. Administrator Comprehensive Health Services Detroit, since 1979.

Achievements

• Ann Louise Thomas has been listed as a noteworthy personnel services administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Organizer, planner International Personnel, Detroit, 1962—1969. Equal Employment Opportunity recruiting specialist Blue Cross-Blue Shield Michigan, 1969—1972. Co-founder, member Detroit Metro Equal Employment Opportunity Forum, since 1973.

Chair board directors Eastwood Clinics, Detroit, since 1986. Active member civil rights movement, since 1970.

Interests

• Travel, gourmet cooking, reading, stamp collecting/philately, classical music, jazz.

Connections

Children: Rodney, Michael, Karen.

Father:

Alpheus Albert Hazard

Mother:

Martha Josephine (Williams) Hazard

child:

Rodney Thomas

child:

Karen Thomas

child:

Michael Thomas