Ferguson and, after a year of graduate school at The Ohio State University, successfully ran for City Council while teaching social studies (and serving as speech and debate coach) at Olentangy High School. In 1958, at age 26, he became the Ohio House of Representatives' youngest member. Ken and Juddean had two daughters, author/professor Kenda Creasy Dean, a United Methodist pastor, and music professor/novelist Kathy Creasy Mittelman. References http://www.circlek.org/AboutUs/History.aspx 107th Ohio General Assembly William Roy Diem and Rollin Clarence Hunter, The Story of Speech at Ohio Wesleyan (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan), 1964. "Kenneth Creasy, 44, a Former Seven-Term Member of the Ohio House, Is Appointed As Director of Ohio Department of Public Welfare", The Columbus Dispatch (June 22, 1977, 1A) Duane St. Clair, "Kenneth B. Creasy, the State's Latest Welfare Director, Is No Stranger to the Public Eye", The Columbus Dispatch (June 23, 1977, 6B) Obituary, The Columbus Dispatch (June 18, 1992, 12C) County commissioners in Ohio Members of the Ohio House of Representatives Ohio Wesleyan University alumni Ohio State University alumni 1932 births 1992 deaths 20th-century American politicians