Background
Daly, Leo Anthony was born on July 29, 1917 in Omaha. Son of Leo Anthony and Madeline D. (Peterson) Daly.
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Leo Anthony Daly, American architect. Recipient Exceptional Service medal United States Air Force, Builder of Year award University Nebraska, Lincoln, 1980, Citizen of Year award United Way Midlands, 1978, Manitoba of Year award Notre Dame Club Omaha and Council Bluffs, 1977, Medal of Independence His Majesty King Hussein Jordan, 1975, Creighton-Manresa medal Creighton U. and Jesuit Community, 1974, Alumni award Catholic U. American, 1962.
Education
Student, Creighton University, 1935-1936, Doctor of Laws
Career
Architect Leo A. Daly Company, Omaha, 1939-1941, partner, 1941-1948, vice president, 1948-1952, president Director Inter North, Incorporated., Omaha, Northwestern Bell Telephone Сompany, Omaha, United States National. Director Boys Clubs Omaha.
President of the board Governors
Director Omaha Development Architects (associate
Achievements
Membership
Member professional advisory council College Architecture U. Nebraska, Lincoln. Trustee Nebraska Indiana College Foundation. Member Citizens Consultation Committee, SAC.
Member chancellor’s advisory council U. Nebraska, Omaha.
Fellow American Institute of Architects (Edward C. Kemper award), Society American Military Engineers. Member National Council Architectural Registration Bds., Royal Institute British Architects, Architects Registration Council United Kingdom, Royal Australian Institute Architects (associate), Society Architectural Historians, Association Collegiate Schools Architecture, Consultant
Engineers Council, Nebraska Society Architects, Professional Engineers Nebraska, Federation Internationale des Ingenieurs-Consuls, Practising Designers Limited. London (honorary), Omaha Chamber of Commerce, Tau Sigma Delta.
Clubs: Country (Omaha), Plaze (Omaha), Omaha (Omaha), Press (Omaha).
Connections
Married Rosemary Gaughan, May 31, 1941. Children: Leo Anthony III, John Gaughan.
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Nationality
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Recipient Exceptional Service medal United States Air Force, Builder of Year award University Nebraska, Lincoln, 1980, Citizen of Year award United Way Midlands, 1978, Manitoba of Year award Notre Dame Club Omaha and Council Bluffs, 1977, Medal of Independence His Majesty King Hussein Jordan, 1975, Creighton-Manresa medal Creighton U. and Jesuit Community, 1974, Alumni award Catholic U. American, 1962.Recipient Exceptional Service medal United States Air Force, Builder of Year award University Nebraska, Lincoln, 1980, Citizen of Year award United Way Midlands, 1978, Manitoba of Year award Notre Dame Club Omaha and Council Bluffs, 1977, Medal of Independence His Majesty King Hussein Jordan, 1975, Creighton-Manresa medal Creighton U. and Jesuit Community, 1974, Alumni award Catholic U. American, 1962.