Background
McKenna, Richard Henry was born on December 19, 1927 in Covington, Kentucky, United States. Son of Charles Joseph and Mary Florence (Wieck) McKenna.
administrator financial consultant
McKenna, Richard Henry was born on December 19, 1927 in Covington, Kentucky, United States. Son of Charles Joseph and Mary Florence (Wieck) McKenna.
Stepchildren: Stuart J Goodman, Ann Elizabeth Goodman. Bachelor of Science in Commerce, U. Cincinnati, 1959. Master of Business Administration, Xavier University, 1963.
Certified Public Accountant.
Accountant, Andrew Jergens Company, Cincinnati, 1947-1955. Treasurer, director Ramsey Business Equipment, Incorporated., Cincinnati, 1955-1959.
Assistant to president Oakley Die and Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati,1959-1960, Electro-Jet Tool Company, Incorporated., Cincinnati,1959-1960. Private practice accounting, Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, 1960-1962.
Business manager Saint Joseph Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky, 1962-1966.
Assistant administrator finance U. Kentucky Hospital, Lexington, 1966-1970. Vice president, Chief Financial Officer Saint Lawrence Hospital, Lansing, Michigan, 1970-1987. Adjunct faculty Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1980-1989, assistant professor
Chairman of the Board McKenna & McKenna Associations, Incorporated., 1983.
Chairman of the Board North Grand River Cooperative Laundry, 1986-1987. Vice president, Chief Financial Officer, assistant secretary and treasurer Saint Joseph"s Hospital, Incorporated., Savannah, Georgia, 1987-1995, Saint Joseph"s Health Center, Incorporated., 1987-1990.
Former member of advisory commission to commissioner of finance State of Kentucky. Chairman catholic division Oak Hills Business Committee.
Member speakers committee Oak Hill School District.
Board directors Savannah Young Men's Christian Association, 1992-1994, Executive Committee, 1994-1996, Young Men's Christian Association Habersham Branch, 1992-1996, Chairman of the Board 1994-1996.
Accountant Andrew Jergens Company, Cincinnati, 1947-1955. Treasurer, director Ramsey Business Equipment, Inc., 1955-1959. Assistant to president Oakley Die and Manufacturing Company, 1959-1960, Electro-Jet Tool Company, Inc., Cincinnati, 1959-1960.
Private practice accounting, Cincinnati and, Northern Kentucky, 1960-1962. Business manager St. Joseph Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky, 1962-1966. Assistant administrator finance University Kentucky Hospital, 1966-1970.
Vice president, Chief Financial Officer, St. Lawrence Hospital, Lansing, Michigan, 1970-1987. Vice president, Chief Financial Officer, assistant secretary-treasurer St. Joseph's Hospital, Inc., Savannah, Georgia, 1987-1995, St. Joseph's Health Center, Inc., Savannah, 1987-1990. Chairman board McKenna & McKenna Associates, Inc., since 1983.
Adjunct faculty Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1980-1989, assistant professor. Chairman board North Grand River Cooperative Laundry, 1986-1987. Former member advisory committee to commissioner of finance State of Kentucky, manager Diversified Enterprises LLC, since 2010, R's Unlimited Opportunities LLC, since 2010.
Chairman Catholic division Oak Hills Business Committee. Member speakers committee Oak Hill School District. Board directors Savannah Young Men’s Christian Association, 1992-1994, member executive committee, 1994-1996.
Board directors Habersham branch Young Men’s Christian Association, 1992-1996, chairman board and treasurer, 1994-1996. With United States Merchant Marine, 1945-1947, United States Army, 1948-1951. Member American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (retired), Healthcare Finance Management Association (past director Kentucky chapter Follmer award), American Management Association, Kentucky Society of Certified Public Accountants, Michigan Hospital Association (former member committee on reimbursement), Georgia Hospital Association (committee on finance and management), Delta Mu Delta, Alpha Sigma Lambda.
Married Patricia M. Macdonald, January 6, 1979. Children: Linda Ann, Theresa K., Joan Marie. Stepchildren: Stuart J. Goodman, Ann Elizabeth Goodman.
