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Vermont General Assembly Members, 1997

VERMONT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Return to | SERIES INDEX | HOME PAGE |       LAMOILLE-2-2        RICHARD C. MARRON

RICHARD C. MARRON of Stowe, Lamoille County, Republican, was born in Albany, New York on February 17, 1938 and became a resident of present town in 1975. Occupation: Owner, Town & Country Resort at Stowe. He was educated in elementary school at Albany Academy, Albany, NY; University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont (B.A., 1959); NYU School of Law, New York, New York; SUNY at Albany Graduate School of Public Affairs, Albany, NY. He is married to the former Mildred T. Noce, and they have a daughter and two sons. Member of: Stowe selectboard; Stowe Area Association, past president; Stowe Performing Arts, past president and Director Emeritus; Northern Vermont Chapter American Red Cross, past director; Major, United States Army Reserve, retired; National Guard Association of the United States; Stowe Rotary Club, vice-president elect; Temporary New York State Commission 1980 Lake Placid Olympic Winter Games. Member of the House: 1997-98 (appointed March 18, 1997). Religious preference: Catholic. Home phone: (802) 253-9011. POST OFFICE ADDRESS: 788 Tamarack Rd., Stowe 05672.

Return to | SERIES INDEX | HOME PAGE | LAMOILLE-2-2         CATHY M. VOYER

CATHY M. VOYER of Morristown, Lamoille County, Republican, was born in Morristown, Vermont on July 1, 1965 and has been a lifelong resident. Occupation: Assistant branch administrator at Northfield Savings Bank in Montpelier. She was educated in elementary school in Morristown, Vermont and Lamoille Union High School, Hyde Park, Vermont. She is presently taking courses with the American Institute on Banking. She is a mother of two, a son and a daughter. Member of: Lamoille County Planning Commission, executive board and director for the Village of Morrisville; Lamoille County Republican committee, Treasurer; Morristown Republican committee, secretary/treasurer; National Order of Women Legislators; American Legislative Exchange Council; justice of the peace. Awards include the following: 1 of 40 out of 500 nationally to be a delegate for American Council of Young Political leaders to go to Israel, spring of 1996; 1 of 20 chosen to participate in National Order of Women Legislators for their Campaign College in summer of 1996; chosen to participate with the FBI in Florida on DNA data banking conference winter of 1996. Member of the House: 1995-96 (Judiciary Committee), 1997-98. Religious preference: Methodist. Home phone: 888-7011. POST OFFICE ADDRESS: RD 3, Box 610, Morrisville 05661.