When I first met Dr. Hennie, his demeanor and keen interest in understanding the most minute details of patient care made him a faculty favorite. As his time in the colleges' outpatient clinic passed he showed himself to always be well-prepared for any eventuality of patient treatment. In fact, he demonstrated a hunger for knowledge well beyond that required. As I recall, Dr. Hennie was the founding president of a student organization that sought to delve far deeper into the understanding of how the human spine works and how it can be rehabilitated. Because of his commitment to excellence, he forged a trend in spinal diagnosis and rehabilitation that exists in the student bodies of Chiropractic Colleges across the USA.

It is easy to see that his persistently good-natured excellence continues to this day in all he does as a private practitioner. In my opinion, Dr. Hennie can be considered to be the 'doctors doctor'.