Marion Eugene Lahey

Background

Lahey, Marion Eugene was born on December 28, 1917 in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. Son of Michael James and Mary Margaret (Kane) Lahey.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Texas, 1939; Doctor of Medicine St. Saint Louis University, 1943.

Career

Intern, United States Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, Illinois, 1943-1944; resident pediatrics, Hermann Hospital, Houston, 1946-1947; resident pediatrics, Children's Hospital, Cincinnati, 1947-1948; chief pediatric resident, Children's Hospital, 1948-1949; National Research Council fellow medical science, U. Utah Medical School, 1949-1951; member of faculty, U. Utah Medical School, 1951-1952, 58—; professor, head department pediatrics, U. Utah Medical School, since 1965. Assistant professor, then associate professor pediatrics U. Cincinnati, 1952-1958. Director research Bruce Lyon Memorial Research Laboratory, Children's Hospital East Bay, Oakland, California, 1964-1965.

Achievements

• Marion Eugene Lahey has been listed as a noteworthy physician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member fellowship committee Leukemia Society, 1958. Member hematology training grant committee National Institutes of Health, 1959. Member Society Pediatric Research (vice president 1963), American, Intermountain pediatric societies, American Academy Pediatrics, American Society Clinical Oncology, American Hematology Society, American Medical Association, Western Society Pediatric Research, Western Society Clinical Research, Utah, Salt Lake County medical societies, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Omega Alpha, Alpha Sigma Nu.

Connections

Married Edna M. Boyd, June 5, 1942. Children– Gene, Michael, Kelly, Maureen, Kathleen, Patrick.

Father:

Michael James Lahey

Mother:

Mary Margaret (Kane) Lahey

Spouse:

Edna M. Boyd

child:

Patrick Lahey

child:

Kathleen Lahey

child:

Kelly Lahey

child:

Maureen Lahey

child:

Gene Lahey

child:

Michael Lahey