Background
Johnson, Wayne Harold was born on May 2, 1942 in El Paso, Texas, United States. Son of Earl Harold and Cathryn Louise Johnson.
Johnson, Wayne Harold was born on May 2, 1942 in El Paso, Texas, United States. Son of Earl Harold and Cathryn Louise Johnson.
Johnson earned his Bachelor of Science in history from Utah State University, his Master of Public Administration from the University of Colorado, and his master"s degree in library science (Master of Library Science) from the University of Oklahoma.
Circulation library Utah State University, Logan, 1968, administrative assistant library, 1969. With research department, consultant Oklahoma Management and Engineering Consultant, Norman, 1971—1973. Chief administrative services Wyoming State Library., Cheyenne, 1973-1976, chief business officer library archives and history department, 1976-1978, state library, 1978-1989.
Planner, grants coordinator Laramie County, 1989—2002. Member District 9 Wyoming House of Representatives, 1993—2004. Member District 6 Wyoming State Senate, since 2005.
Consultant in field; With United States Coast Guard, 1960-1964.
Board directors Cheyenne Airport Board, 1980-1989, trustee Bibliographical Center for Research, Denver, president, 1983-1984. Active Cheyenne district Long's Peak Boy Scouts Council, 1982-1986. Active Cheyenne Frontier Days, 1975-2008, Leadership Wyoming, 2006.
Admissions and allocation committee United Way, 1991-1994., since 1992. Elder First Presbyterian Church. Member Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, Cheyenne Soccer Association, Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce (chairman transportation committee 1982, 83, military affairs committee since 1994), American Legion, Masons (Grand Lodge library 2001-2005, master Cheyenne Lodge Northern 1, 2005-2006), Kiwanis (board directors 1986-1987), Northern Colorado Yacht Club, Cheyenne-Laramie County Corporation for Economic Development LEADS, Fleet Reserve Association.
Married Patricia Ann Froedge, June 15, 1973. Children: Meredith Jessica (deceased), Alexandra Noëlle Victoria.