Carole Anne Johannsen

Background

Johannsen, Carole Anne was born on April 11, 1942 in Brooklyn. Daughter of Mary Ann Rago and Christian Frederick Jepsen.

Education

Associate of Applied Science cum laude, Dean Junior College, 1961. Bachelor summa cum laude, Western Connecticut State University, 1983. MDIV, Yale University, 1986.

Career

Founding director Interfaith Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Ministry Greater Danbury, Connecticut, 1988—1990. Assistant rector St. Barnabas Episcopalian Church, Greenwich, 1990—1991. Assistant christian education Christ & Holy Trinity Episcopalian Church, Westport, 1991—1993.

Interim ministry specialist various Episcopalian & Lutheran parishes, Episcopal Diocese Connecticut & New England Synod European Landscape Contractors Association, 1993—1998. Dean Ministry Exploration and Education Program Episcopal Diocese Connecticut, 1994—1998. Rector St. Luke's Episcopalian Church, Katonah, New York, 1998—2001.

Clergy coordinator Hospice, Sleepy Hollow, since 2002. Director pastoral care Phelps Memorial Hospital Center, since 2006. Examining chaplain Commission on Ministry, Diocese Connecticut, 1992—1996.

Member Bishop's Council Diaconate, Episcopal Discese New York, 1999—2002. Retreat leader/lecturer Episcopal Diocese of CT & New York, Various Locations, since 1990.

Achievements

• Carole Anne Johannsen has been listed as a notable priest, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member pastoral care steering committee Danbury Hospital, 1987—1990. Member Connecticut Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Residence Coalition, 1988—1990. Member of New York Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, Association Psychological Type, The Order of St. Helena (associate).

Interests

• Travel, knitting, choral singing.

Connections

Children: Peter Richard Johannsen Junior, Christine.

Father:

Mary Ann Rago

Mother:

Christian Frederick Jepsen

child:

Christine Johannsen

child:

Peter Richard Johannsen Junior Johannsen