Jack Trevey

Background

Trevey, Jack was born on May 2, 1933 in Big Island, Virginia, United States. Son of John and Mary H. Trevey.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Virginia Military Institute, 1955. Doctor of Medicine, Medical College Virginia, 1959.

Career

Rotating intern Roanoke Memorial Hospital, Virginia, 1959—1960. Industrial medicine staff International Business Machines Corporation, Lexington, Kentucky, since 1966. Courtesy staff Central Baptist, Good Samaritan, & St. Joseph Hospitals, since 1967.

Associate clinical professor community medicine University Kentucky, since 1967. Member Kentucky House of Representatives, 1978—1979, Kentucky Senate, Frankfurt, since 1979. Chairman subcommittee health professions.

Member labor and industry, state government capitol construction oversight and health and welfare committees. Captain Medical Corps United States Air Force, 1960-1962, colonel Medical Corps United States Army Reserve.

Achievements

• Jack Trevey has been listed as a noteworthy state legislator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Fayette County Young Representatives, 1969. Campaign chairman Fayette County, 1971. Member executive & advisory committees Fayette County Republican Party, 1971—1978, chairman, 1972—1974.

Board directors professional division United Way of Bluegrass, since 1972. Campaign chairman, 1974. Member campaign cabinet, 1975.

Member finance committee Ephraim McDowell Community Cancer Network. Member of American Medical Association, Fayette County Medical Association (chairman legislation public health committee 1970-1977, vice president 1974, member executive committee 1981), Kentucky Medical Association (delegate since 1970, chairman occupational health and physical medicine and rehabilitation committees), Lexington Country, Kiwanis, Alpha Sigma Chi.

Connections

Married Mary Jo Dove, 1960. Children: John Harrison, Mary Elizabeth.