Michael Hennessy Jr. abides by the adage 'time heals all wounds' as he navigates his first Thanksgiving without his father.
A family photo of the Hennessys. Michael J. Hennessy Jr., president and CEO of MJH Life Sciences in Cranberry, reflects upon spending his first Thanksgiving without his parents.Perhaps more than most holidays, Thanksgiving is a day of tradition. With familiar tastes and smells, sounds and sights, it’s a comforting reminder that as much as our world constantly changes and evolves year over year, we can always look forward to some things staying the same.
Our family, dating back to my grandfather, has dedicated several decades to providing the information and education health care professionals needed to optimize patient care. Yet, even for us, access to the most advanced science didn’t offer a leg up on avoiding health-related tragedy. Twice. Instead, honoring my parents’ memory by carrying MJH into the future was an obvious choice for me. Recommitting myself to MJH’s mission of improving health care outcomes for all patients felt totally fitting, knowing our work has the potential to save lives and prevent the immeasurable grief I was feeling.
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