Faricita Hall Wyatt

Background

Wyatt, Faricita Hall was born on October 29, 1912 in Bakersfield, California, United States. Daughter of William Mason Hall and Susie Sylindia Pinkney.

Education

Bachelor in Speech, San Jose State University, 1935.

Career

Employment officer, State of California, Berkeley, 1946-1958; executive secretary, Congressman Jeffrey Cohelan, Washington, 1959-1961; teacher English, Skyline High School, Oakland, California, 1962-1968; teacher, chairman English department, Skyline High School, Oakland, 1969-1975; employment officer, University of California, Berkeley, 1968-1969; employment representative retirees' employment program, University of California, San Francisco, since 1979. Founder, director Impact Associations, San Francisco, since 1976. Conductor workshops, consultant in field.

Achievements

• Faricita Hall Wyatt has been listed as a noteworthy social services, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • The River Must Flow

Membership

Board supervisors International Society Pre-retiremant Planners, San Francisco, 1987. Board directors American Society Aging, San Francisco, since 1983, Retired Senior Volunteer Program, San Francisco, since 1984, San Francisco Senior Center, since 1984. Captain Women's Army Corps, 1943-1946.

Member International Interactive Communictions Society (San Francisco Bay Area chapter since 1988).

Interests

• Avocations: oil painting, opera, symphony.

Connections

Married Thomas Edward Wyatt, October 20, 1953 (deceased 1954).

Father:

William Mason Hall

Mother:

Susie Sylindia Pinkney

Spouse:

Thomas Edward Wyatt