Hearn, Laura (Transcript) Dr. Sam T. Gladding Interviews for History of Wake Forest University, Volume 6, 1983-2005
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Item Details
- coverage
- Winston-Salem (N.C.)
- creator
- Gladding, Samuel T.
- Hearn, Laura
- date
- 2022-11-03T17:15:33Z
- 2022-11-03T17:15:33Z
- 2008-03-08
- 2022-11-03 (issued)
- description
- Laura Hearn received the Pro Humanitate Award along with her husband, former Wake Forest University president Thomas K. Hearn. Hearn was a founding member of the National Cancer Advisory Board for Wake Forest Baptist's Comprehensive Cancer Center. In this interview, Laura Hearn discusses how she came to know Thomas Hearn and their courtship, their children, and Thomas Hearn's mother. Hearn discusses their family's feeling of their marriage, her first impression of WFU and its people, befriending Emily Wilson, and the Winston-Salem Chronicle's publication on Barbara Hearn, Thomas Hearn's first wife. Hearn talked about what she enjoyed most and least about her time as President's wife, the WFU garden, her daily routine, and the Wake Forest President house they lived in.
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- application/pdf
- interviews
- Permalink
- http://hdl.handle.net/10339/101536
- language
- English
- relation
- Special Collections and Archives
- Z. Smith Reynolds Library
- Wake Forest University
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- subject
- Samuel T. Gladding Interviews
- Wake Forest University -- History
- College presidents--United States
- College presidents' spouses
- title
- Hearn, Laura (Transcript) Dr. Sam T. Gladding Interviews for History of Wake Forest University, Volume 6, 1983-2005
- type
- Text
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