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[Photograph of State Delegate] MARY A. CONROY, Democrat, District 23, Prince George's County.


Member of House of Delegates since May 1986. Assistant Majority Leader, 1995-. Member, Ways and Means Committee, 1986-93, 1999- (transportation subcommittee, 1999-). Chair, Rules and Executive Nominations Committee, 1999- (member, 1994-). Member, Commerce and Government Matters Committee, 1994-97 (ethics & elections subcommittee, 1994-97); Judiciary Committee, 1998 (gaming [gambling] law & regulation subcommittee). Vice-Chair, Law Enforcement and State-Appointed Boards Committee, Prince George's County Delegation, 1999- (chair, 1992-94). Chair, County Affairs Committee, Prince George's County Delegation, 1986-88. President, Women Legislators of Maryland, 1999-2000 (1st vice-president, 1997-98).

Member, Senate, 1982-83. Member, Board of License Commissioners, Prince George's County, 1984-86. Member, Korean War Memorial Commission, 1986-90; Hall of Records Commission, 1993-; World War II Memorial Commission, 1995-98. Born in New York, New York, December 25, 1931. Attended Prince George's Community College. Executive Board, United Cerebral Palsy of Prince George's County. Director, American Cancer Society. Founding member, Bowie Citizens Association. Charter member, Bowie Women's Club. Member, Bowie Democratic Club; Greenbelt Democratic Club. Delegate, Democratic Party National Convention, 1984, 1992 (chair, subcommittee on affirmative action for women, 1984). Member, Disabled American Veterans Business Advisory Board. Past State Commander, past State Adjutant, Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary. Past president, Bowie Chapter, American Association of Retired Persons. Member, Columbian Ladies Guild; Bowie Business and Professional Women's Club. Widow; two children.

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