Background
Sr., Richard Lorin Husband was born on July 28, 1931 in Spencer, Iowa, United States. Son of Ross Twetten and Frances Estelle (Hall) H.
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Author: 150 Years of Dentistry in Southeastern Minnesota. National Editor: The Mayflower Quarterly, 1986-1993, Elder Brewster Press. Editor, writer. Active Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota, 1951-1952, 58^, nat. department, 1969-1973, alternate department, 1973-1975, trustee, 1985^.
State vice-chairman Rochester and Mayo medical school committee University of Minnesota, 1969-1972. Trustee Seabury Western Theological Seminary, 1975-1987, Executive Committee, 1976-1987, 2d vice president, 1986-1987, historigrapher of diocese, 1992^. Founder Rochester Arts Council, president, 1969-1970.
Founder Rochester Parent-Teachers Association Community College Scholarship Program, H.D. Mayo Memorial Lecture in Theology, others -
president Olmsted County (Minnesota) History Society, 1976-1977. Board directors Rochester Symphony Orchestra, Choral, Opera, 1970-1978, president, 1974-1975. Chairman Rochester and Olmsted Bicentennial Commission, 1973-1976.
Delegate Olmsted County Republican Committee, 1974-1982. Member executive council Minnesota History Society, 1984-1993,founding chairman Minnesota Air & Space Museum & Aviation Hall of Fame, 1986-1991. Founding trustee Upper Midwest Museum Transportation, St. Paul.
Trustee Asian Business & Community News, St. Paul, 1993^.
Richard Lorin Husband Sr.
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Education
Associate of Arts, Rochester State Community College, 1952. Bachelor of Arts, University of Minnesota, 1954.
Career
President, Orlen Ross Inc., Rochester, Minnesota, 1962-1987. Partner The Gallery, European antiques, china, gifts, Rochester, 1968, Millenium III, home furnishings, Rochester, 1975-1987. President, founder R.L. Husband & Associations, Cons., Minnesota, St. Paul and Rochester.
Corporation.cons. College St. Thomas, 1986-1989. Author: 150 Years of Dentistry in Southeastern Minnesota. National Editor: The Mayflower Quarterly, 1986-1993, Elder Brewster Press.
Editor, writer Active Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota, 1951-1952, 58, national department, 1969-1973, alternate department, 1973-1975, trustee, 1985. State vice-chairman Rochester and Mayo medical school committee University of Minnesota, 1969-1972. Trustee Seabury Western Theological Seminary, 1975-1987, Executive Committee, 1976-1987, 2d vice president, 1986-1987, historigrapher of diocese, 1992.
Founder Rochester Arts Council, president, 1969-1970. Founder Rochester Parent-Teachers Association Community College Scholarship Program, H.D. Mayo Memorial Lecture in Theology, others;president Olmsted County (Minnesota) History Society, 1976-1977. Board directors Rochester Symphony Orchestra, Choral, Opera, 1970-1978, president, 1974-1975.
Chairman Rochester and Olmsted Bicentennial Commission, 1973-1976. Delegate Olmsted County Republican Committee, 1974-1982. Member executive council Minnesota History Society, 1984-1993,founding chairman Minnesota Air & Space Museum & Aviation Hall of Fame, 1986-1991.
Founding trustee Upper Midwest Museum Transportation, St. Paul. Trustee Asian Business & Community News, St. Paul, 1993.
Works
Other Work
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Author: 150 Years of Dentistry in Southeastern Minnesota. National Editor: The Mayflower Quarterly, 1986-1993, Elder Brewster Press. Editor, writer. Active Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota, 1951-1952, 58^, nat. department, 1969-1973, alternate department, 1973-1975, trustee, 1985^.
State vice-chairman Rochester and Mayo medical school committee University of Minnesota, 1969-1972. Trustee Seabury Western Theological Seminary, 1975-1987, Executive Committee, 1976-1987, 2d vice president, 1986-1987, historigrapher of diocese, 1992^. Founder Rochester Arts Council, president, 1969-1970.
Founder Rochester Parent-Teachers Association Community College Scholarship Program, H.D. Mayo Memorial Lecture in Theology, others -
president Olmsted County (Minnesota) History Society, 1976-1977. Board directors Rochester Symphony Orchestra, Choral, Opera, 1970-1978, president, 1974-1975. Chairman Rochester and Olmsted Bicentennial Commission, 1973-1976.
Delegate Olmsted County Republican Committee, 1974-1982. Member executive council Minnesota History Society, 1984-1993,founding chairman Minnesota Air & Space Museum & Aviation Hall of Fame, 1986-1991. Founding trustee Upper Midwest Museum Transportation, St. Paul.
Trustee Asian Business & Community News, St. Paul, 1993^.
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Membership
Member First District History Assembly Minnesota (president 1969-1971), Minnesota Retail Federation (trustee 1972-1989), Olmsted County Archeology Society (founder), Rochester Civil War Roundtable (founder), Rochester Revolutionary War Roundtable (founder), Rochester Arts Council (founder), American, National (charter), Minnesota, Norwegian/American history societies, Minnesota Archeology Society, American Association State and Local History, University of Minnesota Alumni Association (life), University of Minnesota Alumni. Clubs: Rotary (historian 1980-1982) (Rochester).
Connections
Married Darlene Joyce Granberg, 1954. Children: Richard Lorin (deceased), Thomas Ross and Mark Thurston (twins), Julia Lynn, Susan Elizabeth.
Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Service award Rochester Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1965, Fifty Member award Young Men’s Christian Association, 1968, award for Minnesota Bicentennial, Governor Minnesota, 1976. Named 1 of Minn's, 10 Outstanding Young Men, Minnesota Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1966. Founder Minnesotan of the Year, Minnesota Terrace Pioneers 1981^, Distinguished Christian Service award SeaburyWestern Seminary.Recipient Distinguished Service award Rochester Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1965, Fifty Member award Young Men’s Christian Association, 1968, award for Minnesota Bicentennial, Governor Minnesota, 1976. Named 1 of Minn's, 10 Outstanding Young Men, Minnesota Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1966. Founder Minnesotan of the Year, Minnesota Terrace Pioneers 1981^, Distinguished Christian Service award SeaburyWestern Seminary.