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House Health and Human Services Committee (2019) Committee Member Photo Description Contact Information Social Media House Health and Human Services Committee (2019) Committee Member Photo Description Contact Information Social Media Rep. Brenda Landwehr, House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 352-S Chair House: 1995- 2012 District 105 (Wichita) Phone: 785-296-7488 Republican Occupation: Business Owner (Long Term Care Solutions) Email: [email protected] Rep. John Eplee, Vice Chair House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 352-S District 63 (Atchison) Phone: 785 296-8621 Republican Occupation: Family Physician Email: [email protected] Rep. Monica Murnan, House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 54-S ranking minority member Phone: 785 296-7426 District 3 (Pittsburg) Occupation: Education Service Democrat Email: [email protected] Rep. Tory Arnberger House: 2017-Present Capitol Office Room: 352-S District 112 (Great Bend) Phone: 785 296-7363 Republican Occupation: Teacher Email:[email protected] Rep. John Barker House: 2013-Present Capitol Office: Room: 285-N District 70 (Abilene) Phone: 785 296-7674 Republican Occupation: Retired Judge Email: [email protected] Rep. Emil Bergquist House: 2018-Present Capitol Office Room: 165-W District 91 (Park City) Phone: 785-296-7681 Republican Occupation: Aviation Manufacturing Textron Aviation Email: [email protected] Rep. Elizabeth Bishop House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 559-S District 88 (Wichita) Occupation: Retired Phone: 785 296-5016 Democrat Email: [email protected] Rep. Doug Blex House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 512-N Phone: 785 296-5863 District 12 (Independence) Occupation: Self-employed Republican Email: [email protected] Rep. Ken Collins House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 167-W District 2 (Mulberry) Phone: 785 296-7698 Republican Email: [email protected] Rep. Ron Ellis House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 165-W District 47 (Meriden) Phone: 785 296-5623 Republican Occupation: Rancher Email: [email protected] Rep. Broderick Henderson House: 1995-Present Capitol Office: Room: 451-S District 35 (Kansas City) Phone: 785 296-7697 Democrat Email: [email protected] Rep. Cindy Holscher House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 173-W District 16 (Olathe) Phone: 785 296-7659 Democrat Email: [email protected] Rep. Eileen Horn House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 54-S District 10 (Lawrence) Occupation: Consultant, former Phone: 785-296-7652 Democrat Sustainability Director for the City of Lawrence and Douglas County Email: [email protected] Rep. Ron Howard House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 512-N District 98 (Wichita) Phone: 785 296-7468 Republican Occupation: Lawn Care Email: [email protected] Rep. Jim Kelly House: 2011-Present Capitol Office: Room: 581-W District 11 (Independence) Phone: 785 296-6014 Republican Occupation: Banker Email: [email protected] Rep. Megan Lynn House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 168-W District 49 (Olathe) Phone: 785 296-7655 Republican Email: [email protected] Rep. Kellie Warren House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 166-W District 28 (Leawood) Phone: 785 296-7646 Republican Occupation: Attorney Email: [email protected] Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee (2019) Committee Member Photo Description Contact Information Social Media Sen. Gene Suellentrop, Senate: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 441-E chair House: 2009- 2016 District 27 (Wichita) Phone: 785-296-7385 Republican Occupation: Business Owner, In the Sauce Brands (Restaurants) Email: [email protected] Sen. Ed Berger, vice chair Senate: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 235-E District 34 (Hutchinson) Occupation: Business Consultant: Phone: 785-296-6981 Republican Berger Training and Consulting, LLC Former HCC President Email: [email protected] Sen. Barbara Bollier, Senate: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 237-E ranking minority member House: 2010- 2016 Phone: 785-296-7390 District 7 (Mission Hills) Occupation: Retired Physician Democrat Email: [email protected] Sen. Ty Masterson Senate: 2009-Present Capitol Office: Room: 224-E House: 2005- 2008 Phone: 785-296-7388 District 16 (Andover) Email: [email protected] Republican Occupation: Owner/Director Sen. Bud Estes Senate: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 136-E House: 2013- 2016 District 38 (Dodge City) Phone: 785-296-7359 Republican Occupation: Farm Machinery Dealer Email: [email protected] Sen. Molly Baumgardner Senate: 2014-Present Capitol Office: Room: 445-S District 37 (Louisburg) Phone: 785-296-7368 Republican Occupation: Professor: Johnson County Community College Email: [email protected] Sen. Mary Pilcher-Cook Senate: 2009-Present Capitol Office: Room: 234-E House: 2001- 2006 District 10 (Shawnee) Phone: 785-296-7362 Republican Occupation: Retired Software Engineer and Publisher Email: [email protected] Sen. Mary Jo Taylor House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 441-E District 33 (Stafford) Phone: 785-296-7667 Republican Email: [email protected] Sen. Pat Pettey Senate: 2013-Present Capitol Office: Room: 125-E House: 1993- 1996 District 6 (Kansas City) Phone: 785-296-7375 Democrat Occupation: Retired Educator Email: [email protected] House Children and Seniors Committee (2019) Committee Member Photo Description Contact Information Social Media Rep. Susan Concannon, House: 2013-Present Capitol Office: Room: 149-S chair Occupation: Former Executive Phone: 785 296-7644 District 107 (Beloit) Director-Medical Foundation Republican Email: [email protected] Rep. Susan Humphries, vice House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 151-S chair Occupation: Adoption Attorney Phone: 785 296-7699 District 99 (Wichita) Republican Email: [email protected] Rep. Jarrod Ousley, ranking House: 2014-Present Capitol Office: Room: 452-S minority member Occupation: Business Owner (Paint Phone: 785-296-7366 District 24 (Merriam) Contractor) & Education Advocate Democrat Email: [email protected] Rep. Suzi Carlson House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 166-W Public Campaign FB: District 64 (Clay Center) Occupation: Retired Municipal Judge Phone: 785 296-7654 Republican (44 yrs) Email: [email protected] Rep. Diana Dierks House: 2013-Present Capitol Office: Room: 519-N District 71 (Salina) Occupation: Realtor Phone: 785 296-7642 Republican Marketing and admits at Topeka Presbyterian Manor Email: [email protected] Rep. Charlotte Esau House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 168-W District 14 (Olathe) Occupation: Genealogist, spent 9 Phone: 785 296-7688 Republican years on the JoCo Commission on Aging Email: [email protected] Rep. Randy Garber House: 2011-Present Capitol Office: Room: 459-W District 62 (Sabetha) Occupation: Retired Phone: 785 296-7665 Republican Navy/Construction Worker Email: [email protected] Rep. Leonard Mastroni House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 352-S District 117 (LaCrosse) Occupation: Retired County Phone: 785 296-7396 Republican Commissioner/Judge Email: [email protected] Rep. Nancy Lusk House: 2013-Present Capitol Office: Room: 54-S District 22 (Overland Park) Occupation: Small Business Owner, Phone: 785 296-7651 Democrat Illustrator Email: [email protected] Rep. Cindy Neighbor House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 43-S House: 2007- 2010 District 18 (Shawnee) House: 2003- 2004 Phone: 785 296-7690 Democrat Occupation: Retired Medical Email: [email protected] Administrator Rep. Bill Rhiley House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 166-W District 80 (Wellington) Phone: 785 296-7671 Republican Occupation: Amway Rep Email: [email protected] Rep. Susan Ruiz House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 173-W District 23 (Shawnee) Occupation: Social Work, clinical, Phone: 785 296-7482 Democrat focused on mental health/adults Email: [email protected] Rep. Paul Waggoner House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 519-N Public: Personal: District 104 (Hutchinson) Occupation: Manager, Waggoners, Phone: 785 296-7196 Republican Inc Email: [email protected] House Social Services Budget Committee (2019) Committee Member Photo Description Contact Information Social Media Rep. Will Carpenter, chair House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 521-E House: 2013- 2016 District 75 (El Dorado) Phone: 785 296-7660 Republican Occupation: Business/Investment Property Owner Email: [email protected] Rep. Leonard Mastroni, vice House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 352-S chair Occupation: Retired County Phone: 785 296-7396 District 117 (LaCrosse) Commissioner/Judge Republican Email: [email protected] Rep. Barbara Ballard, House: 1993-Present Capitol Office: Room: 451-S ranking minority member Occupation: University Phone: 785 296-7697 District 44 (Lawrence) Administrator/Professor Democrat Email: [email protected] Rep. Suzi Carlson House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 166-W District 64 (Clay Center) Occupation: Retired Municipal Phone: 785 296-7654 Republican Judge (44 yrs). Email: [email protected] Rep. Owen Donohoe House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 512-N House: 2007- 2012 District 30 (Shawnee) Phone: 785-296-7675 Republican Email: [email protected] Rep. Ron Howard House: 2019-Present Capitol Office: Room: 512-N District 98 (Wichita) Phone: 785 296-7468 Republican Occupation: Lawn Care Email: [email protected] Rep. Monica Murnan House: 2017-Present Capitol Office: Room: 54-S District 3 (Pittsburg) Phone:
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