Background
Stuckey, Coates was born on May 1, 1917 in Monroe, Louisiana, United States. Son of E. Coates and Hattie (Kilpatrick) Stuckey.
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Coates Stuckey
Edit Profilemental retardation facility administrator
Coates Stuckey, American mental retardation facility administrator. Named Best Supervisor State Service, 1972; recipient President' Cup Louisiana Association for Retarded Children, 1964, Honorary Mention Charles E. Dunbar Junior Career Service awards, Louisiana Civil Service League, 1964, 1970, Service award, National American Association Mental Deficiency, 1978.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Louisiana State University, 1938.
Career
Member Hwy.Commn., Baton Rouge, 1938—1941. Field auditor Louisiana Division Employment Security, Alexandria, 1941—1948. Member Division of Administration Office of Governor, 1948—1950.
Business administrator State Colony and Training School, Pineville, Louisiana, 1950—1955, Central Louisiana State Hospital, Pineville, 1955—1960. Administrator Pinecrest State School, Pineville, since 1960. Organizer Louisiana Department Hospital Credit Union, Baton Rouge, 1956, board directors, since 1956, president, 1963—1967.
Board directors Rapides United Givers, Alexandria, 1963—1967. Member advisory committee St. Mary's Residential Training School, since 1983. Member Study Committee Joint Commission Accreditation of Hospitals, Accrediation Residential Facilities Mentally Retarded.
Lecturer in field
Member Governor's Commission Handicapped.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: American Association Mental Deficiency (regional counsellor 1964-1967, member legislation and social issues committee, 1st annual Helen Thompson Memorial award Region 5, 2d annual Helen Thompson Memorial award 1983). Member: Louisiana State University Alumni Association, National Association Superintendents Public Residential Facilities Mentally Retarded (Special Achievement award 1985).
Connections
Married Dorothy Iles Stuckey, March 23, 1940. Children: Linnie, Jane.
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Religion
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Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1938
Career
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1938 - 1941
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1941 - 1948
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1948 - 1950
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1950 - 1955
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1955 - 1960
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1956
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1960
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1963 - 1967
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1983
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Awards
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Named Best Supervisor State Service, 1972. Recipient President' Cup Louisiana Association for Retarded Children, 1964, Honorary Mention Charles E. Dunbar Junior Career Service awards, Louisiana Civil Service League, 1964, 1970, Service award, National American Association Mental Deficiency, 1978.Named Best Supervisor State Service, 1972. Recipient President' Cup Louisiana Association for Retarded Children, 1964, Honorary Mention Charles E. Dunbar Junior Career Service awards, Louisiana Civil Service League, 1964, 1970, Service award, National American Association Mental Deficiency, 1978.