Raymond Wesley Hanna

Background

Hanna, Raymond Wesley was born on June 21, 1915 in Kansas City, Missouri, United States. Son of Raymond J. and Clara E. (Spence) Hanna.

Education

Bachelor of Arts Kansas, 1949. Master of Science, Ohio Christian University, 1954. Doctor of Osteopathy, University Health Science, Kansas City, 1955.

Career

Corporation physician Spear Construction Company, Independence, Missouri, since 1963. Plant physician Ford Motor Company, Claycomo, 1974—1978. President Hanna Medical Corporation, Independence, since 1975.

Member Raytown School Board, Missouri, 1969—1978. Founder, member Cooperating Suburban School District, Raytown, 1970. Member Missouri State Higher Education Committee, 1970—1980.

Director Hanna Corporation, Independence. Consultant Department of Health, 1960—1975. Deputy director Kansas City Medical Health Council, 1955—1959.

Medical advisory Washington State Disaster Medicine Committee, 1964—1966. Consultant United States Public Health Service, 1960—1970. Founder general practice department Lakeside Hospital, Kansas City, 1962, chairman, 1963—1970.

Vice president Greater Kansas City Area Medical Council, 1978—1979. 1st lieutenant United States Army, 1941-1946, PTO, senior surgeon United States Public Health Service, 1980.

Achievements

• Raymond Wesley Hanna has been listed as a noteworthy osteopath by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Past-vice-chair district committee Boy Scouts America. Member Jackson County Charter Transition Commission, Missouri, 1971—1972. Member lay board Blue Ridge Methodist Church.

Chair Jackson County Association Civil Defense Committee, 1955—1958. Vice-chair Missouri Governor's Medical Civil Defense Advisory Committee, 1960—1966. Member Missouri Conservation Natural Resources Committee, 1968.

Board directors Drug Abuse Information Center. Member of Commissioned Officers Association United States Public Health Service, Reserve Officers Association, Great Plains Occupational Medical Association (president 1976-1977), Missouri State Osteopathic Association (chair Civil Defense committee 1956-1960), American Osteopathic Association (chair committee disaster medical care 1960-1968), Missouri Osteopathic Association, Jackson County Osteopathic Medical Association (president 1978-1979), American Occupational Medical Association, American College Osteopathic General Practice, Shriners (medical director since 1975), Masons (junior warden 1948-1949), Lions (president 1965).

Interests

• Golf, fly fishing, painting.

Connections

Married Peggy Jane Guffey, July 31, 1951. Children: Ray, Michael, Marc, James, Peggy Jo.