Son of Ruth Dow and Leland I. Doan(10), Ira Doan(9), Amos(8), John(7), Jonathan(6), John(5), Joseph(4), Daniel(3), Daniel(2), Deacon John Doane(1). 1m to Donalda T. Lockwood on 27 Jul 1946 in Monroe, MI. Children: Jeffrey, Christine, Michael, Ruth. 2m to Anna Junia ____; daughter, Alexandria. He was educated at Cranbrook Academy, Bloomfield Hills, MI, then graduated in 1949 from Cornell University. He served in the US Army Air Corps as a meteorologist during WWII.
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Doan Resources Corporation Founder
Doan Associates Founder
Dow Chemical President and CEO (1962-71)
Dow Chemical EVP (1960-62)
Dow Chemical Manager, Chemistry Dept. (1956-60)
Dow Chemical Executive in Charge of Research
(1953-56)
Dow Chemical Analyst (1950-53)
Michigan Molecular Institute Chairman
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AP 05-18-2006:
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- A former Dow Chemical Co. president and chief executive officer, Herbert D. ''Ted" Doan, the last Dow family member to run the company, died Tuesday in Ann Arbor. He was 83. Mr. Doan, the grandson of company founder Herbert F. Dow, led the company from 1962 to 1971. He pulled together disparate parts of the company and made them more growth-oriented, and led Dow's expansion outside of the United States, according to a statement yesterday from the chemical corporation, based in Midland, Mich.
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Mackinac Center President Comments on Passing of Herbert D. Doan, Chairman of the Dow Foundation
"A one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen"
May 17, 2006
MIDLAND — Mackinac Center President Lawrence W. Reed today lamented the passing of Herbert D. (Ted) Doan, chairman of Midland's Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation. Reed observed: "Ted Doan was one of those people you meet only a few times in your life who impress you as a one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen. He could connect with a Nobel laureate as readily as the guy next door. He was always kind, generous, thoughtful, smart and genuinely fun to be around.
"Ted will always be thought of not only as epitomizing Midland's best, but as a gentleman of boundless character and an ambassador of goodwill to the country and beyond. He never borrowed from integrity to pay for expediency — a trait far too rare in the world these days. We at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy can never forget him for all those things, as well as his strong support of our town and so many institutions like ours."
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy is a nonprofit research and educational institute headquartered in Midland, Mich.
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HERBERT D. DOAN HAS BEEN SELECTed to receive the 2002 Petrochemical Heritage Award. The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) and the Founders Club established the award in 1997 to recognize outstanding contributions to the petrochemical community and to encourage emulation, inspire achievement, and promote public understanding of modern science, industries, and economies.
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The Herbert D. Doan Center for Science and Health Technologies allows Mid Michigan Community College to offer high demand science, health and technology programs which is of great value to students, area employers and the community the College serves. New proposed programs include Physical Therapy Assistant, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Lab Technology, Surgical Technology, Pharmacy Technician, Health Information Technician, and Nuclear Medicine Technician, The Center will also enable the College to expand its nursing program. The Doan Center, which opened for the Spring 2008 semester, ushers in a new era of service by Mid Michigan Community College, which first began offering classes in Mt. Pleasant in 1968. The Doan Center provides nearly 60,000 square feet of much needed hands-on skills labs, computer labs, classrooms, and specialized instructional areas. It is a LEED certifiable building with a high efficiency lighting design, energy recovery systems to capture energy typically lost when air is exhausted, daylight harvesting control system, occupancy sensors and energy reduction through added insulation in walls and roof.
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Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center, 3417 W. Main St., Midland, MI 48640
--Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center is at 3417 W. Main St. in Heritage Park. At the entrance to the park, the center houses a gallery offering interactive exhibits. The history of Midland is depicted through vignettes and re-created 20th-century city streets that visitors can roam. Guests to the center also learn about Midland's founders.
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Doan Resources Corporation Founder
Doan Associates Founder
Dow Chemical President and CEO (1962-71)
Dow Chemical EVP (1960-62)
Dow Chemical Manager, Chemistry Dept. (1956-60)
Dow Chemical Executive in Charge of Research
(1953-56)
Dow Chemical Analyst (1950-53)
Michigan Molecular Institute Chairman
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AP 05-18-2006:
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- A former Dow Chemical Co. president and chief executive officer, Herbert D. ''Ted" Doan, the last Dow family member to run the company, died Tuesday in Ann Arbor. He was 83. Mr. Doan, the grandson of company founder Herbert F. Dow, led the company from 1962 to 1971. He pulled together disparate parts of the company and made them more growth-oriented, and led Dow's expansion outside of the United States, according to a statement yesterday from the chemical corporation, based in Midland, Mich.
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Mackinac Center President Comments on Passing of Herbert D. Doan, Chairman of the Dow Foundation
"A one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen"
May 17, 2006
MIDLAND — Mackinac Center President Lawrence W. Reed today lamented the passing of Herbert D. (Ted) Doan, chairman of Midland's Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation. Reed observed: "Ted Doan was one of those people you meet only a few times in your life who impress you as a one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen. He could connect with a Nobel laureate as readily as the guy next door. He was always kind, generous, thoughtful, smart and genuinely fun to be around.
"Ted will always be thought of not only as epitomizing Midland's best, but as a gentleman of boundless character and an ambassador of goodwill to the country and beyond. He never borrowed from integrity to pay for expediency — a trait far too rare in the world these days. We at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy can never forget him for all those things, as well as his strong support of our town and so many institutions like ours."
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy is a nonprofit research and educational institute headquartered in Midland, Mich.
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HERBERT D. DOAN HAS BEEN SELECTed to receive the 2002 Petrochemical Heritage Award. The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) and the Founders Club established the award in 1997 to recognize outstanding contributions to the petrochemical community and to encourage emulation, inspire achievement, and promote public understanding of modern science, industries, and economies.
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The Herbert D. Doan Center for Science and Health Technologies allows Mid Michigan Community College to offer high demand science, health and technology programs which is of great value to students, area employers and the community the College serves. New proposed programs include Physical Therapy Assistant, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Lab Technology, Surgical Technology, Pharmacy Technician, Health Information Technician, and Nuclear Medicine Technician, The Center will also enable the College to expand its nursing program. The Doan Center, which opened for the Spring 2008 semester, ushers in a new era of service by Mid Michigan Community College, which first began offering classes in Mt. Pleasant in 1968. The Doan Center provides nearly 60,000 square feet of much needed hands-on skills labs, computer labs, classrooms, and specialized instructional areas. It is a LEED certifiable building with a high efficiency lighting design, energy recovery systems to capture energy typically lost when air is exhausted, daylight harvesting control system, occupancy sensors and energy reduction through added insulation in walls and roof.
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Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center, 3417 W. Main St., Midland, MI 48640
--Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center is at 3417 W. Main St. in Heritage Park. At the entrance to the park, the center houses a gallery offering interactive exhibits. The history of Midland is depicted through vignettes and re-created 20th-century city streets that visitors can roam. Guests to the center also learn about Midland's founders.
Son of Ruth Dow and Leland I. Doan(10), Ira Doan(9), Amos(8), John(7), Jonathan(6), John(5), Joseph(4), Daniel(3), Daniel(2), Deacon John Doane(1). 1m to Donalda T. Lockwood on 27 Jul 1946 in Monroe, MI. Children: Jeffrey, Christine, Michael, Ruth. 2m to Anna Junia ____; daughter, Alexandria. He was educated at Cranbrook Academy, Bloomfield Hills, MI, then graduated in 1949 from Cornell University. He served in the US Army Air Corps as a meteorologist during WWII.
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Doan Resources Corporation Founder
Doan Associates Founder
Dow Chemical President and CEO (1962-71)
Dow Chemical EVP (1960-62)
Dow Chemical Manager, Chemistry Dept. (1956-60)
Dow Chemical Executive in Charge of Research
(1953-56)
Dow Chemical Analyst (1950-53)
Michigan Molecular Institute Chairman
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AP 05-18-2006:
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- A former Dow Chemical Co. president and chief executive officer, Herbert D. ''Ted" Doan, the last Dow family member to run the company, died Tuesday in Ann Arbor. He was 83. Mr. Doan, the grandson of company founder Herbert F. Dow, led the company from 1962 to 1971. He pulled together disparate parts of the company and made them more growth-oriented, and led Dow's expansion outside of the United States, according to a statement yesterday from the chemical corporation, based in Midland, Mich.
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Mackinac Center President Comments on Passing of Herbert D. Doan, Chairman of the Dow Foundation
"A one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen"
May 17, 2006
MIDLAND — Mackinac Center President Lawrence W. Reed today lamented the passing of Herbert D. (Ted) Doan, chairman of Midland's Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation. Reed observed: "Ted Doan was one of those people you meet only a few times in your life who impress you as a one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen. He could connect with a Nobel laureate as readily as the guy next door. He was always kind, generous, thoughtful, smart and genuinely fun to be around.
"Ted will always be thought of not only as epitomizing Midland's best, but as a gentleman of boundless character and an ambassador of goodwill to the country and beyond. He never borrowed from integrity to pay for expediency — a trait far too rare in the world these days. We at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy can never forget him for all those things, as well as his strong support of our town and so many institutions like ours."
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy is a nonprofit research and educational institute headquartered in Midland, Mich.
*************************************************
HERBERT D. DOAN HAS BEEN SELECTed to receive the 2002 Petrochemical Heritage Award. The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) and the Founders Club established the award in 1997 to recognize outstanding contributions to the petrochemical community and to encourage emulation, inspire achievement, and promote public understanding of modern science, industries, and economies.
*************************************************
The Herbert D. Doan Center for Science and Health Technologies allows Mid Michigan Community College to offer high demand science, health and technology programs which is of great value to students, area employers and the community the College serves. New proposed programs include Physical Therapy Assistant, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Lab Technology, Surgical Technology, Pharmacy Technician, Health Information Technician, and Nuclear Medicine Technician, The Center will also enable the College to expand its nursing program. The Doan Center, which opened for the Spring 2008 semester, ushers in a new era of service by Mid Michigan Community College, which first began offering classes in Mt. Pleasant in 1968. The Doan Center provides nearly 60,000 square feet of much needed hands-on skills labs, computer labs, classrooms, and specialized instructional areas. It is a LEED certifiable building with a high efficiency lighting design, energy recovery systems to capture energy typically lost when air is exhausted, daylight harvesting control system, occupancy sensors and energy reduction through added insulation in walls and roof.
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Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center, 3417 W. Main St., Midland, MI 48640
--Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center is at 3417 W. Main St. in Heritage Park. At the entrance to the park, the center houses a gallery offering interactive exhibits. The history of Midland is depicted through vignettes and re-created 20th-century city streets that visitors can roam. Guests to the center also learn about Midland's founders.
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Doan Resources Corporation Founder
Doan Associates Founder
Dow Chemical President and CEO (1962-71)
Dow Chemical EVP (1960-62)
Dow Chemical Manager, Chemistry Dept. (1956-60)
Dow Chemical Executive in Charge of Research
(1953-56)
Dow Chemical Analyst (1950-53)
Michigan Molecular Institute Chairman
*************************************************
AP 05-18-2006:
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- A former Dow Chemical Co. president and chief executive officer, Herbert D. ''Ted" Doan, the last Dow family member to run the company, died Tuesday in Ann Arbor. He was 83. Mr. Doan, the grandson of company founder Herbert F. Dow, led the company from 1962 to 1971. He pulled together disparate parts of the company and made them more growth-oriented, and led Dow's expansion outside of the United States, according to a statement yesterday from the chemical corporation, based in Midland, Mich.
*************************************************
Mackinac Center President Comments on Passing of Herbert D. Doan, Chairman of the Dow Foundation
"A one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen"
May 17, 2006
MIDLAND — Mackinac Center President Lawrence W. Reed today lamented the passing of Herbert D. (Ted) Doan, chairman of Midland's Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation. Reed observed: "Ted Doan was one of those people you meet only a few times in your life who impress you as a one-of-a-kind Renaissance citizen. He could connect with a Nobel laureate as readily as the guy next door. He was always kind, generous, thoughtful, smart and genuinely fun to be around.
"Ted will always be thought of not only as epitomizing Midland's best, but as a gentleman of boundless character and an ambassador of goodwill to the country and beyond. He never borrowed from integrity to pay for expediency — a trait far too rare in the world these days. We at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy can never forget him for all those things, as well as his strong support of our town and so many institutions like ours."
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy is a nonprofit research and educational institute headquartered in Midland, Mich.
*************************************************
HERBERT D. DOAN HAS BEEN SELECTed to receive the 2002 Petrochemical Heritage Award. The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) and the Founders Club established the award in 1997 to recognize outstanding contributions to the petrochemical community and to encourage emulation, inspire achievement, and promote public understanding of modern science, industries, and economies.
*************************************************
The Herbert D. Doan Center for Science and Health Technologies allows Mid Michigan Community College to offer high demand science, health and technology programs which is of great value to students, area employers and the community the College serves. New proposed programs include Physical Therapy Assistant, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Lab Technology, Surgical Technology, Pharmacy Technician, Health Information Technician, and Nuclear Medicine Technician, The Center will also enable the College to expand its nursing program. The Doan Center, which opened for the Spring 2008 semester, ushers in a new era of service by Mid Michigan Community College, which first began offering classes in Mt. Pleasant in 1968. The Doan Center provides nearly 60,000 square feet of much needed hands-on skills labs, computer labs, classrooms, and specialized instructional areas. It is a LEED certifiable building with a high efficiency lighting design, energy recovery systems to capture energy typically lost when air is exhausted, daylight harvesting control system, occupancy sensors and energy reduction through added insulation in walls and roof.
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Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center, 3417 W. Main St., Midland, MI 48640
--Herbert D. Doan Midland County History Center is at 3417 W. Main St. in Heritage Park. At the entrance to the park, the center houses a gallery offering interactive exhibits. The history of Midland is depicted through vignettes and re-created 20th-century city streets that visitors can roam. Guests to the center also learn about Midland's founders.
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