KENNETH D. WHITEHEAD
passed away from the effects of cancer
He was a prolific Catholic author, linguist, editor and book translator. In his younger years, he served as a diplomat in Rome, Lebanon and Libya. In his last government assignment, he served as an Assistant Secretary of Education in the Reagan administration.
His writings spanned the spectrum of Church related issues from history to the major moral problem areas besetting modern society. He was active in Catholic lay institutions, including board membership in the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Liberty and the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars.
Survived by
Wife of 56 years: Margaret
Sons:
Paul, Steven, Matthew and David
other relatives and in-laws
Published
The Washington Post
4-19-2015
passed away from the effects of cancer
He was a prolific Catholic author, linguist, editor and book translator. In his younger years, he served as a diplomat in Rome, Lebanon and Libya. In his last government assignment, he served as an Assistant Secretary of Education in the Reagan administration.
His writings spanned the spectrum of Church related issues from history to the major moral problem areas besetting modern society. He was active in Catholic lay institutions, including board membership in the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Liberty and the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars.
Survived by
Wife of 56 years: Margaret
Sons:
Paul, Steven, Matthew and David
other relatives and in-laws
Published
The Washington Post
4-19-2015
KENNETH D. WHITEHEAD
passed away from the effects of cancer
He was a prolific Catholic author, linguist, editor and book translator. In his younger years, he served as a diplomat in Rome, Lebanon and Libya. In his last government assignment, he served as an Assistant Secretary of Education in the Reagan administration.
His writings spanned the spectrum of Church related issues from history to the major moral problem areas besetting modern society. He was active in Catholic lay institutions, including board membership in the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Liberty and the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars.
Survived by
Wife of 56 years: Margaret
Sons:
Paul, Steven, Matthew and David
other relatives and in-laws
Published
The Washington Post
4-19-2015
passed away from the effects of cancer
He was a prolific Catholic author, linguist, editor and book translator. In his younger years, he served as a diplomat in Rome, Lebanon and Libya. In his last government assignment, he served as an Assistant Secretary of Education in the Reagan administration.
His writings spanned the spectrum of Church related issues from history to the major moral problem areas besetting modern society. He was active in Catholic lay institutions, including board membership in the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Liberty and the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars.
Survived by
Wife of 56 years: Margaret
Sons:
Paul, Steven, Matthew and David
other relatives and in-laws
Published
The Washington Post
4-19-2015
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