Dr. Rev. T. Grady Mangham Jr.

Dr. Rev. T. Grady Mangham Jr. 88 of Kissimmee, Florida passed away Thursday, July 7, 2011. Born September 21, 1922 in Atlanta, Georgia the son of the late Thomas Grady Mangham, Sr. and Sarah Marguerite Mangham.

Education:

Ministry degree (BS) from Nyack College, Nyack Missionary Institute,

Doctorate of Divinity bestowed by the Alliance Evangelical

Divinity School, July 10, 2005

Work History:

1943-1946: Pastor of Avondale Estates Alliance Church, Atlanta, Georgia

1947-1967: Missionary in Viet Nam with Christian & Missionary Alliance

1967-1979: Area Director with Christian & Missionary Alliance

(Southeast Asia, Middle East and Europe)

1979-1987: Vice President for World Relief International

1987: Retired in Orlando, Florida

1988-1991: Pastor of Kowloon Tong Alliance Church, Hong Kong

1991: Fully retired in Orlando for 2 years and then moved to Good

Samaritan Village, Kissimmee, FL

Church Affiliation: Christian & Missionary Alliance, PROTESTANT

Place & Date of Marriage: Greenville, Ohio - June 15, 1943

Organizations / Memberships:

Christian and Missionary Alliance:

Pastor, Missionary and Executive Leadership

World Relief:

Executive Leadership

National Association of Evangelicals:

Member

American Leprosy Mission:

Served as member of Board of Directors

Ramabai Mukti Mission of India:

Vice President

Achievements:

Pastor of Christian and Missionary Alliance (C&MA) Church in USA

Pioneer Missionary (first Protestant missionary) among the Jarai Tribe

(an ethnic minority living in central highlands of South Viet Nam)

Pioneer Missionary among the Raday Tribe (an ethnic minority living in

central highlands of South Viet Nam)

Field Chairman of Tribal C&MA mission of Viet Nam

Field Chairman of the C&MA Mission of Viet Nam

Host of Dr. Billy Graham for first crusade held in Saigon, Viet Nam

Executive Director of CAMA Services with Christian & Missionary Alliance

Relief and Social Service Agency serving world-wide

Alumnus of the Year, Nyack College

Board Member of American Leprosy Mission

Vice President of Ramabai Mukti Mission of India

Director for Refugee Resettlement with World Relief Corporation

Personal thanks and commendation bestowed by Queen of Thailand for

service rendered to the homeless in refugee camps of Thailand

The White House Commendation from President Jimmy Carter for service

related to the Refugee Act of 1980

List of those recently deceased: None

Names of surviving relatives:

Wife:

Evelyn Breaden Mangham

Sons:

Edwin George Mangham - Lilburn, Georgia

Thomas Grady Mangham III – Penang, Malaysia

Daughters:

Corrine Joyce Fairchild – Baltimore, Maryland

Patricia Lola Whalen – Colorado Springs, Colorado

Brothers/Sisters:

Sally Penland – Toccoa, Georgia

C. David Mangham - Kissimmee, FL

R. Harold Mangham – Kissimmee, FL

W. Forrest Mangham – Kissimme, FL

Peggy Marguerite (Peggy) Enlow – Kissimmee, FL

J. Richard (Dick) Mangham – Kissimmee, FL

Number of grandchildren:

13

Number of great-grandchildren:

22