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VA Leadership Prayer List 2017 Leaders-Monthly Spiritual VA Leadership Prayer List Senators (by District) contd. Delegates (by District) contd.Delegates (by District) contd. 23 Stephen D. Newman th89 Daun Hester 2017 Leaders-Monthly 35 Mark L. Keam 17 Rep. Caucus Chair 90 Joseph C. “Joe” Lindsey Spiritual 36 Kenneth R. Plum 24 Emmett W. Hanger, Jr. 37 David Bulova 91 Gordon Helsel, Jr. 25 R. Creigh Deeds 9th 38 L. Kaye Kory 92 Jeion A. Ward 25th Your Pastor(s) __ 1st 26 Mark D. Obenshain 39 Vivian E. Watts 93 Michael P. “Mike” Mullin 27 Jill Holtzman Vogel 40 Timothy D. Hugo 94 David E. Yancey Executive 28 Richard H. Stuart 41 Eileen Filler-Corn 95 Marcia S. “Cia” Price President Trump* 29 Jeremy S. McPike 42 David B. Albo 18th96 Brenda Pogge Vice President Pence 30 Adam P. Ebbin 10th 43 Mark D. Sickles 97 Chris Peace State Leadership 31 Barbara A. Favola 44 Paul E. Krizek 98 M. Keith Hodges Governor – Terry McAuliffe 32 Janet D. Howell 45 Mark H. Levine 99 Margaret Ransone Lieutenant Governor – Ralph Northam 33 Jennifer T. Wexton 46 Charniele Herring 100 Robert S. Bloxom, Jr. 26th President of the State Senate 34 Chap Petersen 47 Patrick A. Hope Attorney General–Mark Herring 2nd 35 Richard L. Saslaw, 48 R.C. “Rip” Sullivan, Jr. Judicial US Supreme Court Justices Minority Leader 11th 49 Alfonso Lopez 19th Chief Justice John Roberts Legislative 36 Scott A. Surovell 50 Jackson H. Miller Congress – VA Representatives 37 David W. Marsden 51 Richard L. Anderson Justice Elena Kagan Senator Mark Warner 38 Ben Chafin, Jr. 52 Luke E. Torian Justice Samuel Alito th Senator Tim Kaine 39 George Barker 53 Marcus B. Simon Justice Neil Gorsuch 27 1 Representative Robert Wittman 40 Charles “Bill” Carrico12th 54 Robert D. Orrock, Sr. Justice Anthony Kennedy 2 Representative Scott Taylor Delegates (by District) 55 H.F. “Buddy” Fowler, Jr. Justice Sonia Sotomayor 3 Representative Bobby Scott 56 Peter Farrell thJustice Clarence Thomas rd1 Terry G. Kilgore 20 4 Representative Don McEachin 3 2 L. Mark Dudenhefer 57 David J. Toscano Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg 5 Representative Thomas Garrett, Jr. 3 James “Will” Morefield Minority Floor Leader Justice Stephen Breyer 28th 6 Representative Bob Goodlatte 4 Todd E. Pillion 58 Robert B. Bell VA Supreme Court Justices 7 Representative Dave Brat 5 Israel O’Quinn 59 Matt Fariss Chief Justice Donald W. Lemons 8 Representative Don Beyer 6 Jeffrey L. Campbell 60 James E. Edmunds II Hon. William C. Mims 9 Representative Morgan Griffith 7 Nick Rush 13th 61 Thomas C. Wright, Jr. 10 Representative Barbara Comstock Hon. Stephen R. McCullough 8 Greg Habeeb 62 Riley E. Ingram th stHon. D. Arthur Kelsey 29 11Representative Gerald Connolly 4 9 Charles Poindexter 63 Lashrecse D. Aird 21 Hon. S. Bernard Goodwyn 10 Randy Minchew 64 Rick Morris State Legislative Leaders-Italic Hon. Elizabeth A. McClanahan 11 Sam Rasoul 65 R. Lee Ware, Jr. th Senators (by District) 12 Joseph Yost 66 Kirkland M. Cox Hon. Cleo E. Powell 30 1 T. Monty Mason 13 Robert G. “Bob” Marshall Majority Floor Leader st 2 Mamie E. Locke 14 Danny Marshall, III 14th 67 “Jim” M. LeMunyon Your Local Leaders 31 3 Thomas K. Norment, Jr. 15 C. Todd Gilbert 68 Manoli Loupassi Majority Leader 16 Les R. Adams 69 Betsy B. Carr *New leaders are in red 4 Ryan T. McDougle 70 Delores L. McQuinn th17 Chris T. Head 22 5 Lionell Spruill, Sr. 5 18 Michael Webert 71 Jeff Bourne Pray that the King of 6 Lynwood W. Lewis 19 Terry L. Austin 72 Jimmie Massie The Universe may, 7 Frank W. Wagner 20 Richard P. “Dickie” Bell 73 John M. O’Bannon, III 1. Demonstrate His grace & 8 Bill R. DeSteph, Jr. th 21 Ron A. Villanueva 15 74 Lamont Bagby salvation in their lives, 9 Jennifer McClellan 22 Kathy J. Byron 75 Roslyn C. Tyler 2. Grant them to delight in th 76 S. Chris Jones 10 Glen H. Sturtevant 6 23 T. Scott Garrett the sufficiency of Christ, rd 11 Amanda F. Chase 24 Ben L. Cline 77 C.E.Cliff Hayes, Jr. 23 3. Strengthen them to honor 12 Siobhan S. Dunnavant 25 R. Steven Landes 78 J.A. “Jay” Leftwich, Jr. truth and the God of Truth 13 Richard “Dick” Black 26 Tony O. Wilt 79 Stephen E. Heretick in their lives and decisions. 14 John A. Cosgrove 27 Roxann Robinson 80 Matthew James Give thanks for His choosing 15 Frank M. Ruff 7th 28 William J. Howell, 81 Barry D. Knight them as our leaders at this 16 Rosalyn R. Dance Speaker of the House 16 82 Jason S. Miyares strategic time. 17 Bryce E. Reeves 29 Christopher E. Collins 83 Chris P. Stolle 18 L. Louise Lucas 30 Nicholas J. Freitas 84 Glenn R. Davis, Jr. 24thDavid & Eunjoo Andersen 19 David R. Suetterlein 31 L. Scott Lingamfelter 85 Rocky Holcomb Capitol Commission Virginia 20 William M. “Bill” Stanley 8th 32 Thomas “Tag” Greason 86 Jennifer B. Boysko Phone: 804-796-9411 21 John S. Edwards 33 Dave A. LaRock 87 John J. Bell www.capitolcom.org 22 Mark Peake 34 Kathleen J. Murphy 88 Mark L. Cole www.pray1tim2.org .
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