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Kay Johnson
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Kay Johnson has been executive vice president of the non-profit Animal Agriculture Alliance since 2004. Previously, she served the organization as Vice President. She is responsible for fundraising, managing administrative functions, and staff and resource development opportunities for the non-profit association. Johnson ... supervises issue management programs and delivery tasks. She has been with the Alliance since its inception, and served as Executive Director of its predecessor association, the Animal Industry Foundation, since 1994. The Animal Agriculture Alliance is a broad-based coalition of individual producers, producer organizations, private industry, packer-processors and retailers, whose mission is to support and promote animal agriculture practices that provide for farm animal well-being through sound science and public information.
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Kay Johnson is a professor of Asian studies at Hampshire College. Wanting a Daughter, Needing a Son is a collection of essays she wrote over a decade. It summarizes her studies about population policy, child abandonment, orphanage care, and adoption in China. The book is both substantively scholarly and warmly engaging. The author synthesizes information about a huge, complex country very well.
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Catherine D. "Kay" Johnson, 76, of Terre Haute, Ind., a former resident of Deerfield, Highland Park and Northbrook, died last Thursday, June 2. Mrs. Johnson was born Nov. 4, 1928 in River Forest. Survivors include her husband, Raymond C. Jr.; two sons, Michael and Gary (Lynn); a daughter, Linda (Cliff) Evola-Stewart; three grandchildren, Christopher, Jennifer and Amy; a great-grandchild, Jorianna; two sisters-in-law, Mary Ann (Morris) Crowe and Sandy Johnson; and a brother-in-law, Russell (Sandra) Johnson. Inurnment will immediately follow the service at Memorial Park Cemetery, Skokie.
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As a child, Kay Johnson-Graham spent summers with her father's family in North Carolina. While there, she learned much about her family's commitment to education, both from her great-grandmother, the daughter of a slave who taught herself and others to read, and from her father, who realized his love of service and learning by becoming a professor. In her family, dreams were not allowed to die simply because there were obstacles in the way—and she dreamt of being a doctor. Somewhere along the way, she discovered her love of research—the forefront of medicine. Rather than let her dream die, she allowed it to grow and change. Currently, she focuses on educating at-risk populations and providing support for minority to pursue research and other health professions.
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Arthur and Kay Johnson of Flushing marked their 49th anniversary. Johnson married Kay Garvey on Nov. 1, 1958, in Muskegon. He worked for General Telephone for 48 years, retiring in 1999. They have two children, Arthur of Flint and Cynthia Lightfoot of Montrose. There are four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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Kay Johnson has lived in the Grants Pass area for 17 years and now live on a 10 acre ranch in the Williams Valley. Kay started her Real Estate career in 1991, after moving here from California. Kay has an extensive back ground in both education and business.
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