Bonita Lippard Sampson

Background

Sampson, Bonita Lippard was born on April 3, 1934 in Lane, Tennessee, United States. Daughter of Clayton Ivie and Maurine Evelyn (Roddy) Lippard.

Education

Bachelor of science in nursing, Columbia Union College, Takoma Park, Maryland, 1956. Master in Public Health, Loma Linda University, 1980.

Career

Emergency room nurse, Washington Adventist Hospital, Takoma Park, 1956-1957; in-service education director, assistant director nursing, Fort Pierce (Florida) Memorial Hospital, 1958-1969; office manager, Sampson Brothers Builders, 1970-1976; in-service education director, assistant director nursing, Sunrise Manor Care Center, 1976-1979; teacher, Westwood High School, Fort Pierce, 1979-1992; technical preparatory coordinator, Fort Pierce Center High School, since 1992.

Achievements

• Bonita Lippard Sampson has been listed as a noteworthy health occupations educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Disaster nurse American Red Cross, Fort Pierce, 1979-1991. Secretary St. Lucie County Health Occupations Advisory Board, Fort Pierce, 1983-1992. President Upper Gold Coast Federal Community Service of Florida, 1970-1977.

Peer counseling committee St. Lucie County Health Department, 1986-1988. Member American Vocational Association, Florida Vocational Association, Health Occupations Education Association Florida, Occupational Special Guidance Association Florida, Health Occupations Students of America (board directors 1985-1990, regional advisor 1985-1990).

Interests

• Avocations: crochet, camping, biking, walking, sewing.

Connections

Married William Franklin Sampson, December 22, 1957. Children: William Franklin Junior, James Edward (deceased), Dennis Wayne, David Allen.

Father:

Clayton Ivie Lippard

Mother:

Maurine Evelyn (Roddy) Lippard

Spouse:

William Franklin Sampson

child:

David Allen Sampson

child:

William Franklin Junior Sampson

child:

James Edward Sampson (deceased)

child:

Dennis Wayne Sampson