Victor Hanzeli

Victor Egon Hanzeli Sr. (1925 – April 23, 1991) was an American linguist and professor of Romance Languages and Literature at the University of Washington. His pioneering 1969 book, Missionary Linguistics in New France, is considered the best in its field. He spoke five languages. In addition to these academic roles, he was also President of the university's chapter of the American Association of University Professors and served as faculty representative to the Washington State Legislature. His 1969 book, Missionary Linguistics in New France, is considered a pioneering study of missionary linguists in New France. It is still considered the best in the field.

Personal life Hanzeli married his wife, Eva, sometime before moving to France in 1947. They had five children: Victor Jr., of Marysville, Washington; Beatrice, of Seattle; Tina Hodgins, of Olympia; Dennis, of Brier; and Gabriel, of Kent.

Hanzeli died on April 23, 1991, after a long illness.

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