Karel Joy Doop McDonough

Background

McDonough, Karel Joy Doop was born on December 19, 1944 in Rupert, Idaho, United States. Daughter of Earl M. and Lorna D. (Thompson) Doop.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Psychology, University Utah, 1970. Master of Education in Education Administration, University Utah, 1991.

Career

Substitute teacher Salt Lake City Public Schools, 1982-1988. Supervisor Snowbird (Utah) Resort, 1989-1990. Testing assistant University Utah, Salt Lake City, 1991-1992.

Teacher Brockbank Junior High School, Magna, Utah, since 1992. Percussionist Mormon Symphony Orchestra, Salt Lake City, 1968-1972, 93-99, Triad Theatre, Salt Lake City, 1986, Jay Welch Orchestra, Salt Lake City, 1984-1995, Salt Lake Symphony, since 1997.

Achievements

• Karel Joy Doop McDonough has been listed as a notable secondary school educator, musician by Marquis Who's Who.

Views

Contemporary Christian beliefs over centuries became a mixture of the truth and of errors. Therefore, conventional Christian churches lost the authority of God.

Membership

Active Friends of Fort Lewis Museum. Granite District delegate National Education Association Convention, 1999. Canditate Utah State School Board, 2004.

Member National Trust for Historic Preservation, Music Educators National Conference, Parent-Teacher-Student Association, Civil War Trust, Percussive Arts Society, Farmland Trust.

Interests

• Avocations: gardening, home restoration, skiing, genealogy.

Connections

Married Kenneth E. Moller, June 16, 1962 (deceased May 1966). 1 child, Kelly B.; Married Gregory M. Smith McDonough, September 9, 1967. Children: Shea K., Darby, Casey O., Tye F., Evan P., Quinn C.

Father:

Earl M. Doop

Mother:

Lorna D. (Thompson) Doop

Spouse:

Gregory M. Smith McDonough

Spouse:

Kenneth E. Moller

child:

Evan P. McDonough

child:

Tye F. McDonough

child:

Kelly B. McDonough

child:

Casey O. McDonough

child:

Darby McDonough

child:

Shea K. McDonough

child:

Quinn C. McDonough