(Rep.), 11th Senate District Born April 5, 1952; married; 2 children. B.A. UW-Madison (honors) 1973; J.D. U. Michigan cum laude 1976. Legislator and attorney. Member Waukesha Kiwanis (past president); Mental Health Association in Waukesha Co. (past president); Waukesha Co. Republican Party (past mbr. executive committee); Waukesha Chamber of Commerce; Glenn Davis Charitable Foundation (director); Wisconsin and Waukesha County Bar Associations. Waukesha Co. Sheriff's Grievance Com. (am.) 1979-present. Elected to Senate 1982; reelected 1986. Biennial committee assignments: 1989 - Jt. Com. on Finance (ranking Senate minority mbr., also 1987, 1985); R. Survey Com. on Debt Management; Uniform State Laws (mbr. since 1983); Legislative Council (also 1987, 1985). 1987 - Legislative Coun. Com. on Surrogate Parenting (sec.); Gov.'s Clean Water Task Force; Gov.'s Comn. on the USS Wisconsin; D.O.T. Secretary's Select Com. on Mass Transit. 1985 - Aging, Banking, Commercial Credit and Taxation; Education and Government Operations; Judiciary and Consumer Affairs; Joint Survey Com. on Retirement Systems; Retirement Research Com.; Legislative Council Corns. on Pregnancy Options, on Custody Arrangements (also 1983), on Employment Disincentives, on Time-Share Property. 1983 - Health, Education, Corrections and Human Services; Urban Affairs and Government Operations; Education Block Grant Advisory Committee; Mental Health Block Grant Advisory Committee; Legis. Coun. Corns. on Health Care Provider Systems, on Uniform Trade Secrets Act. Telephone: Capitol: (608) 266-2635; District: (414) 542-0366. Voting address: W296 N2250 Glen Cove Road, Pewaukee 53072. Mailing address: (office) Room 314 South, State Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Madison 53707- 7882; (district) 358 West Main Street, Waukesha 53186. (Blue Book 1989-90)Learn More
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