Kenn Fawn
Kenn Fawn and his wife Kaye have lived in Magnolia since 1999. They moved here from Houston after his retirement so he would have more room to roam around. They have two daughters and four grand children.
Kenn worked for Shell for 36 years and then four more years as a consultant. As a process engineer, he designed multi million dollar chemical plants throughout the United States, and in the Middle East and Asia. Kenn claims that he is the only engineer in Shell that actually worked in a salt mine. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1960.
Kenn served the Nation in the Army Reserve and National Guard for 34 years. He retired as a colonel and began as a private. His last command was of a unit that tested large size logistical organizations that included their medical services units. He is a graduate of the US Army War College.
Kenn is on his homeowners association and has served on the boards of two forest landowner associations. While living in Houston he was active in the citizen watch program.
He is an avid hunter and enjoys fishing. He is a member of several sporting organizations. He works in his garden here in Magnolia and one at his tree farm in Crockett, Texas, which he has owned since 1984.
Kenn appreciates the opportunity to serve the community through the Hospital Board. He became interested in the Hospital District soon after moving to Montgomery County. The District has two vital functions, which must be carried out both with compassion and fiscal responsibility. He believes that the District has excellent, dedicated personnel working in the trenches. Kenn supports efforts to maintain its competent staff.
