Gilbert Clemence Radonski

Background

Radonski, Gilbert Clemence was born on February 4, 1936 in Milwaukee. Son of William Edward Radonski and Sophie (Letwicki) Radonski.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Minnesota-St. Paul, 1960.

Career

Assistant hatchery manager, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Burnet, Texas, 1960-1962; area fishery biologist, Wisconsin Department Natural Resources, Woodruff, 1962-1968; chief fishery biologist, Ayerst laboratories, Springfield, Missouri, 1968-1975; assistant to president, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, Madison, 1975; executive secretary, Sport Fishing Institute, Washington, 1975-1981; president, Sport Fishing Institute, since 1981; vice president, Sport Fishery Research Foundation, since 1981; chairman, National Resources Council American, 1985-1987.

Achievements

• Gilbert Clemence Radonski has been listed as a notable Fishery scientist, administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Marine Fisheries Advisory Commission, since 1982. Advisory N. American Atlantic Salmon Commission, since 1984. Advisor International Commission Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, since 1982.

Fellow American Institute Fishery Research Biologists. Member American Fishery Society (certified fishery scientist).

Connections

Married Gail Marie Schuldt, September 12, 1959. Children: Harold Jeffry, Karen Sophia.

Father:

William Edward Radonski Radonski

Mother:

Sophie (Letwicki) Radonski

Spouse:

Gail Marie Schuldt

child:

Harold Jeffry Radonski

child:

Karen Sophia Radonski