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A Hales Gathering
This following pages will highlight members of the family that have accomplished good things in their
lives. We have many who have gone the extra mile in developing their talents and abilities. (Artists,
Musicians, Authors Doctors etc.) Please send in your recommendations with pictures and bio's to:
thanehales@gmail.com
lives. We have many who have gone the extra mile in developing their talents and abilities. (Artists,
Musicians, Authors Doctors etc.) Please send in your recommendations with pictures and bio's to:
thanehales@gmail.com
Robert D. Hales
Elder Hales is our most beloved and respective relative. His kind
reverent leadership has been an influence all over the world.
He graduated from the University of Utah and Harvard University's
School of Business. He has served as head of four major
companies Gillette, Papermate a division of Gillette, Max Factor,
Hughes Television Network, and Chesebrough-Ponds
He served as a member of the First Quorum of Seventy, Presiding
Bishop of the Church and now as a member of the Quorum of the
Twelve Apostles. His accomplishments and writings would fill
several pages. We honor his name and look forward, as family
members, to hearing him address us on a personal level.
Elder Hales is our most beloved and respective relative. His kind
reverent leadership has been an influence all over the world.
He graduated from the University of Utah and Harvard University's
School of Business. He has served as head of four major
companies Gillette, Papermate a division of Gillette, Max Factor,
Hughes Television Network, and Chesebrough-Ponds
He served as a member of the First Quorum of Seventy, Presiding
Bishop of the Church and now as a member of the Quorum of the
Twelve Apostles. His accomplishments and writings would fill
several pages. We honor his name and look forward, as family
members, to hearing him address us on a personal level.
Lorraine Wight Hales
Lorraine has had a tenacity for detail and accuracy since an early age
which she has used both in the Church and her professional and family
life. (In fact she was often a key coordinator of working drawings and
specifications in Ron’s architectural office.) In the early 1970's, while
pondering a 3 page chronology of Ron’s Great Great Grandfather,
Stephen Hales, she became touched by the spirit with a desire to know
more. In 1996 she and Ron were called to serve a mission at the
Museum of History and Art in Salt Lake City. Her assignment was to
research the lives of early Church members, plus pertinent detailed
information necessary for the Museum designers to prepare exhibits for
various visitor centers. During her research, as she reviewed data in
the Church archives, she kept coming across information regarding the
members of the Hales family. This began an insatiable and tireless quest
for any and all information regarding this family. The result is a detailed
concordance of the day to day lives of Stephen and Mary Ann Hales who
were married in 1816; their children, Charles Henry, Mary Isabella,
Stephen, George, Harriet, and Henry William; and the grandchildren and
great grand children of this couple. Those 3 original pages now number
over 1,650, and it is still growing!
Lorraine has had a tenacity for detail and accuracy since an early age
which she has used both in the Church and her professional and family
life. (In fact she was often a key coordinator of working drawings and
specifications in Ron’s architectural office.) In the early 1970's, while
pondering a 3 page chronology of Ron’s Great Great Grandfather,
Stephen Hales, she became touched by the spirit with a desire to know
more. In 1996 she and Ron were called to serve a mission at the
Museum of History and Art in Salt Lake City. Her assignment was to
research the lives of early Church members, plus pertinent detailed
information necessary for the Museum designers to prepare exhibits for
various visitor centers. During her research, as she reviewed data in
the Church archives, she kept coming across information regarding the
members of the Hales family. This began an insatiable and tireless quest
for any and all information regarding this family. The result is a detailed
concordance of the day to day lives of Stephen and Mary Ann Hales who
were married in 1816; their children, Charles Henry, Mary Isabella,
Stephen, George, Harriet, and Henry William; and the grandchildren and
great grand children of this couple. Those 3 original pages now number
over 1,650, and it is still growing!
Karl Quilter
Karl is an extremely talented sculptor and artist. He comes through
the George Hales line.
His most famous work is the creation of the Angel Moroni which
stands a top our beautiful temples. He was commissioned by the
Church to do this work in 1978. He also sculpted a replica of the
original angel that was on the Nauvoo Temple. His works can be
found at www.wasatchsculpture.com/gallery/gallery.html.
Other works include Joseph and Emma, Moses, Ever Pressing
Forward and James 1:5.
Karl will be a presenter at the Gathering. He is a member of the Hales
Gathering organizing committee. His descendants number over 100
Karl is an extremely talented sculptor and artist. He comes through
the George Hales line.
His most famous work is the creation of the Angel Moroni which
stands a top our beautiful temples. He was commissioned by the
Church to do this work in 1978. He also sculpted a replica of the
original angel that was on the Nauvoo Temple. His works can be
found at www.wasatchsculpture.com/gallery/gallery.html.
Other works include Joseph and Emma, Moses, Ever Pressing
Forward and James 1:5.
Karl will be a presenter at the Gathering. He is a member of the Hales
Gathering organizing committee. His descendants number over 100
Kenneth G. Hales
The Hales Family History Society was founded by Kenneth Glyn "Ken" Hales
in 1970, known then as The Hales Genealogical Society.
Ken is a retired IBM Advisory Engineer and Manager who became actively
involved in Hales Family genealogical research in 1970 while working as a
Field Manager for IBM in the San Francisco, California area. A family
organization and a quarterly called The Hales Newsletter was started which
lasted for nearly eight years and survived IBM moves from Concord,
California; to Bakersfield, California; to Walnut Creek, California; to
Longmont, Colorado; and to Tucson, Arizona. The Hales Newsletter and The
Hales Genealogical Society became inactive in 1981. During the hiatus from
1981 till 1985 Ken privately published his Roots book, Windows, a Mormon
Family. In 1995 he also published the First Edition of The Hales Chronicles.
Several years ago at the urging of his sons, he reactivated his Hales
genealogical activities as the Hales Family History Society and began a new
newsletter called appropriately The Hales Newsletter (New Series).
Ken is the true family genealogist. His website hales.org has over 33,000
names of our decedents. He has literally spent thousands of hours and
dollars in our behalf. We could never repay him for his efforts. We also owe
his wife Judy and family a great debt of gratitude as she supported his
cause.
The Hales Family History Society was founded by Kenneth Glyn "Ken" Hales
in 1970, known then as The Hales Genealogical Society.
Ken is a retired IBM Advisory Engineer and Manager who became actively
involved in Hales Family genealogical research in 1970 while working as a
Field Manager for IBM in the San Francisco, California area. A family
organization and a quarterly called The Hales Newsletter was started which
lasted for nearly eight years and survived IBM moves from Concord,
California; to Bakersfield, California; to Walnut Creek, California; to
Longmont, Colorado; and to Tucson, Arizona. The Hales Newsletter and The
Hales Genealogical Society became inactive in 1981. During the hiatus from
1981 till 1985 Ken privately published his Roots book, Windows, a Mormon
Family. In 1995 he also published the First Edition of The Hales Chronicles.
Several years ago at the urging of his sons, he reactivated his Hales
genealogical activities as the Hales Family History Society and began a new
newsletter called appropriately The Hales Newsletter (New Series).
Ken is the true family genealogist. His website hales.org has over 33,000
names of our decedents. He has literally spent thousands of hours and
dollars in our behalf. We could never repay him for his efforts. We also owe
his wife Judy and family a great debt of gratitude as she supported his
cause.
Robert E. Hales MD
Robert is a Professor of Clinical Psychiatry and Chair
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences UC Davis and
a renowned adult psychiatrist who specializes in neuropsychiatry,
clinical psychopharmacology and mental health services research.
The author or editor of 36 books, Dr. Hales has appeared annually in
The Best Doctors in America since 1992, American Health's Best
Doctors in the U.S, and Sacramento magazine's Best Doctors in
Sacramento. He advises the Sacramento County Department of
Health and UC Davis Behavioral Health Center. He has investigated
new treatments for depression, pharmaceutical controls of
dementia-associated agitation, clinical algorithms for managing
anxiety disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, and brain injury. Dr.
Hales is co-founder and deputy editor of the Journal of
Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, Editor-in-Chief of
American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc. and has received numerous
professional honors and military accolades.
Robert is a Professor of Clinical Psychiatry and Chair
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences UC Davis and
a renowned adult psychiatrist who specializes in neuropsychiatry,
clinical psychopharmacology and mental health services research.
The author or editor of 36 books, Dr. Hales has appeared annually in
The Best Doctors in America since 1992, American Health's Best
Doctors in the U.S, and Sacramento magazine's Best Doctors in
Sacramento. He advises the Sacramento County Department of
Health and UC Davis Behavioral Health Center. He has investigated
new treatments for depression, pharmaceutical controls of
dementia-associated agitation, clinical algorithms for managing
anxiety disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, and brain injury. Dr.
Hales is co-founder and deputy editor of the Journal of
Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, Editor-in-Chief of
American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc. and has received numerous
professional honors and military accolades.
Will Hagen,
Will, age 15, is a true prodigy. He began his violin training at the age
of four with Natalie Reed and later studied for four years with
Deborah Moench. For the past several years, Will has traveled
weekly to Los Angeles, California, to study with Robert Lipsett and his
assistant, Elizabeth Pitcairn, at the Colburn School of Performing
Arts. He has spent the last five summers studying with Mr. Lipsett at
the ENCORE School for Strings in Hudson, Ohio. Will performed on
three summer concerts with Keith Lockhart and the Utah Symphony.
According to The Salt Lake Tribune, he played “with the heart of a
poet, creating elegant, lyrical phrases and spine tingling tones.” He
has not only been a featured soloist with the Utah Symphony but with
several other major orchestras throughout the US.
The second of three sons, Will is a freshman at East High School in
Salt Lake City, where he plays for the varsity baseball team. He has
also played for a local baseball club in tournaments throughout Utah
and across the country. He is proud of his 23 career home runs. He
comes through the George Hales line.
Will, age 15, is a true prodigy. He began his violin training at the age
of four with Natalie Reed and later studied for four years with
Deborah Moench. For the past several years, Will has traveled
weekly to Los Angeles, California, to study with Robert Lipsett and his
assistant, Elizabeth Pitcairn, at the Colburn School of Performing
Arts. He has spent the last five summers studying with Mr. Lipsett at
the ENCORE School for Strings in Hudson, Ohio. Will performed on
three summer concerts with Keith Lockhart and the Utah Symphony.
According to The Salt Lake Tribune, he played “with the heart of a
poet, creating elegant, lyrical phrases and spine tingling tones.” He
has not only been a featured soloist with the Utah Symphony but with
several other major orchestras throughout the US.
The second of three sons, Will is a freshman at East High School in
Salt Lake City, where he plays for the varsity baseball team. He has
also played for a local baseball club in tournaments throughout Utah
and across the country. He is proud of his 23 career home runs. He
comes through the George Hales line.
Jeffrey L. Anderson MD
Dr. Jeffrey L. Anderson attended medical school at Harvard, graduating
with honors, after receiving an undergraduate degree at the University of
Utah in Chemistry. He completed a post-doctoral fellowship in Cardiology
at Stanford University and joined the faculty at the University of Utah in
1980 after 2 years at the University of Michigan.
Dr. Anderson attained the rank of Professor of Medicine, University of
Utah, in 1989. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular
Disease, and Clinical Electrophysiology. He is a fellow of the American
College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association’s Clinical
Council. He is a Master of the American College of Physicians and past
governor for the Utah Chapter and past president, Utah Chapter, American
Heart Association. He currently is President-elect, American Heart
Association, Western States Affiliate.
Dr. Anderson has contributed to cardiovascular research over a broad
area, including thrombolytic and antithrombotic therapy of acute
myocardial infarction and unstable angina, primary and secondary
prevention, antiarrhythmic therapy, trials in congestive heart failure, and,
currently, research on genetic polymorphisms and other new risk factors
for cardiovascular disease. He is an author or co-author on over 500
original or invited publications and 370 abstracts. He recently chaired the
ACC/AHA committee to update guidelines for management of unstable
angina and non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction. In 2003, he performed
a mini-sabbatical in advanced cardiac MRI imaging at Royal Brompton
Hospital, London. He subsequently trained in Cardiac CT angiography with
Tracy Callister, MD, Nashville, Tennessee.
Dr. Anderson is Associate Chief of Cardiology and Co-Director of
Cardiovascular Research, Intermountain Medical Center, and Professor of
Internal Medicine (with tenure), University of Utah. He regularly teaches
medical and pre-medical students, housestaff, cardiology fellows, and
physicians and has a busy cardiology clinical practice.
Dr. Jeffrey L. Anderson attended medical school at Harvard, graduating
with honors, after receiving an undergraduate degree at the University of
Utah in Chemistry. He completed a post-doctoral fellowship in Cardiology
at Stanford University and joined the faculty at the University of Utah in
1980 after 2 years at the University of Michigan.
Dr. Anderson attained the rank of Professor of Medicine, University of
Utah, in 1989. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular
Disease, and Clinical Electrophysiology. He is a fellow of the American
College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association’s Clinical
Council. He is a Master of the American College of Physicians and past
governor for the Utah Chapter and past president, Utah Chapter, American
Heart Association. He currently is President-elect, American Heart
Association, Western States Affiliate.
Dr. Anderson has contributed to cardiovascular research over a broad
area, including thrombolytic and antithrombotic therapy of acute
myocardial infarction and unstable angina, primary and secondary
prevention, antiarrhythmic therapy, trials in congestive heart failure, and,
currently, research on genetic polymorphisms and other new risk factors
for cardiovascular disease. He is an author or co-author on over 500
original or invited publications and 370 abstracts. He recently chaired the
ACC/AHA committee to update guidelines for management of unstable
angina and non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction. In 2003, he performed
a mini-sabbatical in advanced cardiac MRI imaging at Royal Brompton
Hospital, London. He subsequently trained in Cardiac CT angiography with
Tracy Callister, MD, Nashville, Tennessee.
Dr. Anderson is Associate Chief of Cardiology and Co-Director of
Cardiovascular Research, Intermountain Medical Center, and Professor of
Internal Medicine (with tenure), University of Utah. He regularly teaches
medical and pre-medical students, housestaff, cardiology fellows, and
physicians and has a busy cardiology clinical practice.
