Nancy Manning Manus

Background

Manus, Nancy Manning was born on January 13, 1945 in Jesup, Georgia, United States. Daughter of Charlie Dalton and Zellie Adell (Flowers) Manning.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, University Georgia, 1967.

Career

Case worker I, Wayne County Department Family and Children Superior vena cava syndrome, Jesup, 1968-1969; case worker II, Coffee County Department Family and Children Superior vena cava syndrome, Douglas, Georgia, 1969-1970; eligibility supervisor, Coffee County Department Family and Children Superior vena cava syndrome, Douglas, 1970-1973; freelance writer, Odum, Georgia, 1975-1980; director medical social services, Wayne Memorial Hospital, Jesup, since 1981. Committee member Education/Cons. Social Work Foundation of Georgia Hospital Association, since 1989.

Achievements

• Nancy Manning Manus has been listed as a notable writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Volunteer hospital blood drive coordinator Red Cross Low Country Chapter, Hinesville, Georgia, 1982-1987. Member Advisory Council Health and Education, Wayne County, Georgia, since 1985. Assisted living consultant in community, since 1992.

Member National Organization for Women, Georgia Society Social Workers in Health Care of Georgia Hospital Association (district chairman S.E. district 1996-1997, secretary 1996-1997, Committee Achievement award 1996, certified appreciation service, 1997-1998).

Interests

• Avocations: Do-It-Yourself building projects, gardening, exploring nature, dancing, reading.

Connections

Children: Andrew Ceaphus, Kevin Charles, Thomas Lindsey.

Father:

Charlie Dalton Manning

Mother:

Zellie Adell (Flowers) Manning

child:

Thomas Lindsey Manus

child:

Kevin Charles Manus

child:

Andrew Ceaphus Manus