Sallie Hamlet Henley

Background

Henley, Sallie Hamlet was born on September 29, 1933 in Norfolk, Virginia, United States. Daughter of Charles McDowell and Sarah Speight (White) Hamlet.

Career

Public speaker, Milwaukee, 1968—1971, Houston, since 1971. Book dramatist Milwaukee, 1969—1971, Houston, 1971—1972. Interpreter for deaf Milwaukee, 1969—1971, Houston, since 1971.

Artist Atlanta, 1963—1965, Houston, since 1975.

Achievements

• Sallie Hamlet Henley has been listed as a notable artist, interpreter for the deaf by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Interpreter to deaf Elmbrook Church, Brookfield, Wisconsin, 1969—1970. Narrator, interpreter Deaf Olympics, 1969. Board directors Ephphatha, Inc., Milwaukee, 1969—1970.

Volunteer teacher deaf retardate Fairview North Elementary School, Brookfield, 1970. Secretary Quail Valley Civic Association, 1974—1975. Member of Daughters of the American Revolution, Scottish Society Tidewater, National Society Magna Charta Dames, Registry Interpreters Deaf.

Connections

Married William Franklin Henley, July 21, 1951. Children: William Franklin III, Robert Matthew.

Father:

Charles McDowell Hamlet

Mother:

Sarah Speight (White) Hamlet

Spouse:

William Franklin Henley

child:

William Franklin III Henley

child:

Robert Matthew Henley