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Vernon Keenan (coaster designer)
Vernon Keenan was an American roller coaster designer most well known for his involvement with the ''Cyclone'' at Coney Island.
==Biography==
Vernon Keenan was born in Henry County, Kentucky, on 8 August 1886. His parents were Andrew J. Keenan and Anna Belle Grigsby, both born in Kentucky. Vernon was the oldest child in a family of seven children. In 1900 Andrew Keenan, Vernon's father was listed as a lock keeper on the Kentucky River in Clover Bottom, Woodford County, Kentucky. Andrew Keenan worked at various locks along the river, including the ones in Jessamine County, Kentucky, and Henry County, Kentucky. When Vernon filled out his Military Registration Card in June 1917 for the WWI Draft he was living in Columbus, Ohio, with his wife Ula (born in West Virginia) and one child. "At that time he was employed as a Civil Engineer at the Ingersoll Construction Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. Vernon and Ula had four children, three daughters and one son, Vernon Keenan, Jr. Vernon Keenan, Sr. died in November 1964 and is buried in Oak Park Cemetery, New Castle, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Vernon's parents, Andrew and Anna Keenan, are buried in the Dutch Track Cemetery, North Pleasureville, Henry County, Kentucky.
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