Lorraine Brady Kingdon

Background

Kingdon, Lorraine Brady was born on February 11, 1927 in Minot, North Dakota, United States. Daughter of Leo Frances and Margaret Amanda Brady.

Education

Bachelor of Science, North Dakota State University, 1948. Master of Science, University Delaware, Newark, 1974.

Career

Columnist Newark Weekly, Delaware, 1965. Public relations consultant Webb Associates, Newark, 1967. Assistant agricultural editor University Delaware, 1965—1972.

Consumer information specialist Washington State University, Pullman, 1972—1979. Head, department agricultural communications University Arizona, Tucson, 1980—1985, news editor, 1985—1992, adjunct professor, from 1992. President Communication Skills Inc.

Communications instructor Farm Press Institute Winter School. Communications consultant.

Achievements

• Lorraine Brady Kingdon has been listed as a noteworthy educational administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Arizona Press Women (district president, state president, board directors), Women in Communications, Agricultural Communicators in Education (regional director 1976-1978, national president 1981, head, action committee communications technical 1971, national trustee 1990, national communicators award 1971, national professional award 1976, merit award 1991), Arizona Agri- Press Club, Phi Kappa Phi.

Connections

Married Frederick West. Kingdon, June 22, 1948 (divorced, 1970). Children: Frederic West., Alice Marie Kingdon Labay, Susan Ellen Kingdon Lovelace, Leo F. Columnist, Newark (Delaware.

Father:

Leo Frances

Mother:

Margaret Amanda Brady

Spouse:

Frederick West. Kingdon

child:

Alice Marie Kingdon Labay Kingdon

child:

Frederic West. Kingdon

child:

Leo F. Columnist Kingdon

child:

Susan Ellen Kingdon Lovelace Kingdon

child:

Newark (Delegate Kingdon