Kehoe appoints Carl Junction woman to Missouri Commission on Human Rights

(From Gov. Mike Kehoe)

Today, Governor Kehoe announced four gubernatorial appointments to various boards and commissions.

Pamela Lanier, of Carl Junction, was appointed to the Missouri Commission on Human Rights.

Ms. Lanier is an attorney for Freeman Health System, serving as system director, government relations. She previously served on the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce Cultural Enterprise Recruitment Committee. Lanier holds a Bachelor of Public Administration from Northern Illinois University, a Juris Doctor from Seton Hall University School of Law.

David Baker, of Kansas City, was appointed to the State Rehabilitation Advisory Council for the Blind.

Mr. Baker has served as the director of Missouri Assistive Technology for over three decades. Baker holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from Cornell College and a Master of Arts in American History from the University of Iowa.

Felishya Booker, of Kansas City, was reappointed to the State Rehabilitation Advisory Council for the Blind.

Ms. Booker currently serves as the president and membership chair of Allied Workers of the Blind and is the co-host of the My Limitless Vision Podcast. Booker graduated from Oak Grove High School.

Cora Hanf, of Springfield, was appointed to the State Rehabilitation Advisory Council for the Blind.

Ms. Hanf is a senior vocational rehabilitation counselor for Rehabilitation Services for the Blind with the State of Missouri and previously worked as team manager in the food service industry. Hanf holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the College of the Ozarks.