Deneese Montgomery Keoppel

Background

Keoppel, Deneese Montgomery was born on May 6, 1932 in Ogden, Utah, United States. Daughter of Lorenzo Vermont and Melba Eleanor (Montgomery) Colvin.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology cum laude, Weber State College, 1972.

Career

Blood bank supervisor St. Benedict's Hospital, Ogden, 1972—1976, supervisor, educational coordinator, 1979—1982, laboratory assistant director, 1982—1986, laboratory administrator director, since 1986. Blood bank assistant supervisor Latter Day Saints Hospital, Salt Lake City, 1976—1979. Member clinical faculty Weber State College Allied Health, since 1973.

Achievements

• Deneese Montgomery Keoppel has been listed as a noteworthy medical technologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Views

Human beings can become like gods. However, this doesn't mean that human beings can grow to replace God. Nor do human beings become equal to God.

Humans can become one with God by becoming part of God - they remain separate beings, but take on the attributes of God.

Membership

Member of Utah Immunohematology Society (president 1978-1979), Utah Society Medical Technology, Clinical Laboratory Management Association, American Society Clinical Pathologists (affiliate member, certified medical technologist, specialist blood bank), Utah Society Medical Technology (president northern chapter 1983-1984, treasurer 1985-1987, Member of Year 1983), American Society Medical Technology (representative, Outstanding Service award 1983), American Association Blood Banks, Omicron Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi.

Connections

Married Russell Joel Keoppel, June 23, 1950. Children: Paul Joel, Jean, Dale Russell(deceased), Kent Ren.

Father:

Lorenzo Vermont Colvin

Mother:

Melba Eleanor (Montgomery) Colvin

Spouse:

Russell Joel Keoppel

child:

Kent Ren Keoppel

child:

Paul Joel Keoppel

child:

Jean Keoppel

child:

Dale Russell Keoppel (deceased)