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S.C. State Libhary State Documents G..71~3I 3.f~5 ~OD3 CPff/ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA S.C. STATE LIBHARY JAN l ti 2003 STATE DOCUMENTS o/#'abtro~~rut~ /',5, -POO.Y Wodudffb Rendering Courtesy of Stevens & Wilkinson Architects, Columbia, SC .9'bud~fto&ub Y~o/WU/<9 ~ ._AUfo)~W~7~c% AS GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND A~.Yil~ AS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA ~ INAUGURAL FANFAIIE Aaron Copland CROWN IMPERIAL CORONATION MARCH William Walton The Furman University Symphonic Band Dr. Leslie Hicken, Conductor I. General Assembly II. Court of Appeals III. Supreme Court IV Congressional Delegation V Dignitaries VI. Former Governors of South Carolina VII. Inaugural Chairmen VIII. University and College Presidents IX. State Officers X. Lieutenant Governor and Lieutenant Governor-Elect XI. Governor and Governor-Elect Escorts - Cadets from The Citadel ??9'0/tO/~ THE HONORABLE GLENN F. MCCONNELL, PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE, PRESIDING WELCOME The Honorable Glenn F. McConnell INVOCATION The Reverend Joe Darby, Pastor Morris Brown AME Church, Charleston, SC PRESENTATION OF THE COLORS The Citadel Color Guard PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE led by Charles P. Murray, Jr. Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient STAR SPANGLED BANNER Francis Scott Key and fohn Stafford Smith Sarah Reese, Soprano The Furman University Symphonic Band ADMINISTRATION OF THE OATH TO THE OFFICE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR The Honorable Andre Bauer by The Honorable Glenn F. McConnell STATE OFFICERS by Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer SECRETARY OF STATE The Honorable Mark Hammond STATE TREASURER The Honorable Grady L. Patterson, Jr. ATTORNEY GENERAL The Honorable Henry McMaster COMPTROLLER GENERAL The Honorable Richard Eckstrom SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION The Honorable Inez Tenenbaum ADJUTANT GENERAL The Honorable Major General Stan Spears COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE The Honorable Charles Sharpe THE PATRIOTIC MEDLEY Arranged by Sarah Reese Sarah Reese, Soprano Phillip Boykin, Baritone Dr. Linda Li-Bleuel, Accompanist, Clemson University "RIVER OF WIND" Marjory Wentworth LET ME FLY de Corrnier South Carolina State University Concert Choir Dr. Richard Beckford, Director AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL Arranged by Warren Barker The Furman Singers *The South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities Chamber and All-School Choirs The Furman University Symphonic Band Dr. Leslie Hicken, Conductor ADMINISTRATION OF OATH TO THE GOVERNOR-ELECT The Honorable Marshall Clement Sanford, Jr. by Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal INAUGURAL ADDRESS The Honorable Marshall Clement Sanford, fr. His Excellency, Governor of South Carolina Goo BLESS AMERICA Arranged by fay Bocook The Furman Singers *The South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities Chamber and All-School Choirs The Furman University Symphonic Band Dr. Bingham Vick, Conductor Audience invited to participate as directed BENEDICTION The Reverend de Treville "Det" Bowers, Christ Church of Irma, Irma, SC .§geee,;,;~ FANFARE PRELUDE ON "LANCASHIRE" - fames Curnow I. Governor II. Lieutenant Governor III. State Officers IV. University and College Presidents V. Inaugural Chairmen VI. Former Governors of South Carolina VII. Dignitaries VIII. Congressional Delegation IX. Supreme Court X. Court of Appeals XI. General Assembly *Chamber Choir conducted by Dr. William Thomas, Chairman - Furman University Music Department All School-Choir conducted by Dr. Glen Adkins, Music Minister, First Baptist Church, Greenville, SC ~~~ ~aM~??~Y~c% GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Prior to his election as governor, Governor-elect Mark Sanford served six years (1994-2000) in the United States Congress where he represented South Carolina's First Congressional District. While in Washington, Mark was an advocate for the taxpayer. He consistently fought for a smaller and more accountable government. He was recognized by Citizens Against Government Waste and the National Taxpayers Union as number one in the entire Congress in his efforts to limit federal spending and taxes. He mirrored these votes with actions in his own office, returning more than $1.5 million from his office account over his six years. In keeping with his belief in term limits he voluntarily stepped down from Congress to honor a personal commitment to limit his time in Washington. Prior to serving in Congress, Sanford worked in real estate finance and investment in New York and Charleston. These experiences cemented his belief that too much of what government does hampers a small businessman's ability to build investments and create jobs. As an Eagle Scout, it is not surprising that his most recent civic involvement has been acting as chairman for the Coastal Council Chapter of the Boy Scouts of America. Mark and his wife Jenny have four young sons, Marshall, Landon, Bolton and Blake. ~.9/&~A~~aaeP LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR At 33 years of age, Andre Bauer, when sworn into office, will become the nation's youngest Lieutenant Governor. Born in Charleston on March 20, 1969, Bauer was raised in Lexington County where he graduated from Irmo High School. He graduated from the University of South Carolina with a BS degree in Business. While in college, Bauer began a small sports souvenir business, which he built into one of the South's largest wholesalers and distributors of collegiate sporting merchandise. In the early '90's, he expanded his business to include real estate and investments. In 1996, Bauer was elected to the South Carolina House of Representatives, where he quickly gained a reputation for hard work and tireless constituent service. He was re-elected in 1998 with the largest vote total in the state. Bauer was elected in a 1999 special election to fill a vacancy in the South Carolina State Senate with a record-breaking voter turnout and overwhelmingly re-elected in the 2000 general election. After being elected to the Senate, Bauer sold his wholesale business to devote full time to public service. The Honorable Mark Hammond SECRETARY OF STATE The Honorable The Honorable Grady L. Patterson, Jr. Henry McMaster STATE TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL The Honorable The Honorable Richard Eckstrom Inez Tenenbaum COMPTROLLER GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION The Honorable The Honorable Major General Stan Spears Charles Sharpe ADJUTANT GENERAL COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE .%PHU?/' ;!7om?P.rUJAJ o/!roud't?tv<~ {Living) THE HONORABLE STROM THURMOND THE HONORABLE ERNEST FREDERICK HOLLINGS THE HONORABLE ROBERT EVANDER MCNAIR THE HONORABLE JOHN CARL WEST THE HONORABLE JAMES BURROWS EDWARDS THE HONORABLE RICHARD WILSON RILEY THE HONORABLE CARROLL ASHMORE CAMPBELL, JR. THE HONORABLE DAVID MULDROW BEASLEY THE HONORABLE JAMES HOVIS HODGES fohn & Anne Rainey Richard Coen Marisa Crawford Ernest Finney, fr. foe Mack Caroline Matthews Beth McMaster Tim Scott Paul Steadman Katherine Smoak Wood Strom Thurmond Dr. fames B. Edwards Carroll A. Campbell, fr. David M. Beasley ~tfr:yw,nvp !%tuJ~~.1vnU/ee Susan Aiken Walter Fipps Carlisle Oxner Jan Allgood Marshall Flowers Chester Palmer Dennis Arledge Allen Floyd Celestine Parker Han1p Atkins Dr. Eddie Floyd Mary Pearson Dennis & Katherine Avery Jolm Folks The Hon. & Mrs. Bob Peeler ·~ Gayle Averyt Ed Foulke, Jr. Richard Peterson Don & Carolyn Babb Dr. Craig A. Gagnon Wayne Powell Jim Bailes Alan Gardner Pat & Michael Rainey Michael Baker Robert B. Gibbons, Jr. Dr. Lonnie Randolph, Jr. Bill Ballard Austin Gilbert Jake Rasor The Hon. William Barnet III The Hon. Lindsey Grailam Jake Rasor, Jr. Harry Bell Fran & Guerry Green Jarnie Renfrow William Bell Chief Rueben M. Greenburg Malcolm & Caroline Rhodes Richard Beltram Dr. Willis Ham Margaret & Scott Richardson Dee Benedict Bob Hammond Ed Rumsey Brian Bennenhaley Kristen Hardee Edwin F. Rumsey Kathy Bigham Mark Hartley Dan Sanders Janis Blocker Roy Hemphill Harlk & Vikki Scott Doug Bodiford Bill & Laura Hewitt Cordes & Clinky Seabrook Dr. Michael Brown Phil Hodges Stan & Terrye Seckinger Gary & Heathie Brown Paul T Hogan Verona Shealy Peter Brown Robert G. Holzmacher Phillip Shoopman Carl Brunson Ken Jackson Larmeau Siegling Jonathan Burnett Wirt Jellllings, Jr. AI Simpson Harry & Beckie Butler George Dean Johnson Charles Small Rosemary Byerly Linda Butler Johnson Tex Small Bert Campbell Robert Johnston Barbara Sokol Mike Campbell WadeS. Kolb, Jr. Steve Sokol Tumpy Campbell Debbie Laird James Sparks Mary Ann Cannady Barbara Leonard Jim Stanton David & Margaret Carmon Fred Lincoln Hal Stevenson June Carmon Willy & Libby Lowndes Mark & Paige Stowell Thomas D. Cathcart Kristin Maguire Shell Suber III Samuel Cerezo Frarlk Maurer David & Nancy Summers Susan Chapman KayW Maxwell Beth Summer-Strait Jolm Collins Bill McAbee Duane Swygert Dee Compton Gene McCaskill John F. 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