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Legislators Emails 2015-2016 House Members Home Address City State ZIP Work Email Terry Alexander 1646 Harris Court Florence SC 29501 [email protected] Merita 'Rita' Allison PO Box 93 Lyman SC 29365 [email protected] Carl Anderson PO Box 694 Georgetown SC 29442 [email protected] Michael 'Mike' Anthony 322 Mt. Vernon Road Union SC 29379 [email protected] Todd K. Atwater 109 Sommerford Ct. Lexington SC 29072 [email protected] Jimmy C. Bales 1515 Crossing Creek Road Eastover SC 29044 [email protected] Nathan BallenXne 324 Sienna Drive Chapin SC 29036 [email protected] Bruce Bannister PO Box 10007 Greenville SC 29603 [email protected] Liston Barfield PO Box 1734 Conway SC 29528 listonbarfi[email protected] Eric Bedingfield PO Box 1073 Mauldin SC 29662 ericbedingfi[email protected] Beth Bernstein 1019 Assembly Street Columbia SC 29201 [email protected] Kenny Bingham PO Box 2025 Cayce SC 29171 [email protected] William 'Bill' Bowers PO Box 686 Hampton SC 29924 [email protected] Norman D. 'Doug' Brannon 201 Clearwater Rd. Landrum SC 29356 [email protected] Grady A. Brown 106 East Cedar Lane Bishopville SC 29010 [email protected] Robert Brown 5925 Hwy. 162 Hollywood SC 29449 [email protected] Mia McLeod 116 NauXque Circle Columbia SC 29229 [email protected] James Mikell 'Mike' Burns 100 Old Loucost Hill Road Taylors SC 29687 [email protected] Bill Chumley 3303 Greenpond Road Woodruff SC 29388 [email protected] Alan D. Clemmons 1800-­‐A North Oak Street Myrtle Beach SC 29577 [email protected] William 'Bill' Clyburn 664 Edrie Street Aiken SC 29801 [email protected] Gilda Cobb-­‐Hunter 4188 Five Chop Road Orangeburg SC 29115 [email protected] Heather Ammons Crawford PO Box 31385 Myrtle Beach SC 29588 [email protected] Derham Cole PO Box 1467 Spartanburg SC 29304 [email protected] William E. 'Bill' Crosby 2680 Hanford Mills Lane North Charleston SC 29406 [email protected] Joseph 'Joe' Danning 118 Queensbury Circle Goose Creek SC 29445 [email protected] 1 F. Gregory 'Greg' Delleney, Jr. PO Drawer 808 Chester SC 29706 [email protected] Chandra Dillard 5 Alleta Avenue Greenville SC 29607 [email protected] MaryGail K. Douglas 56 Kabbad Road Winnsboro SC 29180 [email protected] Shannon Erickson 306A Blac Building Columbia SC 29201 [email protected] Raye Felder 116 Mary Mack Lane Fort Mill SC 29715 [email protected] Kirkman Finlay III PO Box 11684 Columbia SC 29211 kirkmanfi[email protected] P Michael 'Mike' Forrester 287 Creekridge Drive Spartanburg SC 29301 [email protected] Laurie Funderburk PO Box 188 Camden SC 29021 [email protected] Craig A. Gagnon 504 Church Street Abbeville SC 29620 [email protected] Michael 'Mike' Gambrell 400 Filter Plant Road Honea Path SC 29654 [email protected] J. Wayne George 223 Meadowview Lane Mullins SC 29574 [email protected] Wendell Gilliard PO Box 31641 Charleston SC 29417 [email protected] Stephen Goldfinch PO Box 823 Murrells Inlet SC 29576 stephengoldfi[email protected] Jerry Govan PO Box 77 Orangeburg SC 29116 [email protected] Daniel 'Dan' Hamilton PO Box 6088 Greenville SC 29606 [email protected] Nelson Hardwick 714 Cedar Drive North Surfside Beach SC 29575 [email protected] Christopher 'Chris' Hart 5219 Burke Avenue Columbia SC 29203 [email protected] Jackie E. Hayes 240 Bermuda Road Dillon SC 29536 [email protected] Phyllis Henderson 110 Silver Creek Court Greer SC 29650 [email protected] William G. 'Bill' Herbkersman 151 Gascoigne Bluff Blueon SC 29910 [email protected] David R. Hioc PO Box 997 Pickens SC 29671 [email protected] Bill Hixon PO Box 7927 North Augusta SC 29861 [email protected] Kenneth Hodges PO Drawer 355 Green Pond SC 29446 [email protected] Jenny Horne 102 Perry Lane Summerville SC 29483 [email protected] Lonnie Hosey PO Box 423 Barnwell SC 29812 [email protected] Leon Howard 2425 Barhamville Road Columbia SC 29204 [email protected] Chip Huggins 308 Wayworth Court Columbia SC 29212 [email protected] 2 Joseph Jefferson 1375 Colonel Maham Drive Pineville SC 29468 josephjeff[email protected] Ralph Kennedy 617 Woodland Way Leesville SC 29070 [email protected] John King PO Box 11555 Rock Hill SC 29731 [email protected] Patsy G. Knight PO Box 673 St. George SC 29477 [email protected] Harry B. 'Chip' Limehouse 22 Menof Street Charleston SC 29401 [email protected] Dwight Logis PO Box 14784 Greenville SC 29610 [email protected] Deborah Long 1115 John Short Road Indian Land SC 29707 [email protected] Phillip Lowe 507 West Cheves Street Florence SC 29501 [email protected] James H. 'Jay' Lucas 812 W. College Avenue Hartsville SC 29550 [email protected] David J. Mack, III 4340 Evanston Blvd. North Charleston SC 29418 [email protected] Peter McCoy 1077 Honeysuckle Lane Charleston SC 29412 [email protected] Joseph A. 'Joe' McEachern PO Box 3751 Columbia SC 29230 [email protected] Walton J. 'Walt' McLeod 308 Pomaria Street Licle Mountain SC 29075 [email protected] James H. Merrill 2401 Daniel Island Drive Charleston SC 29492 [email protected] Harold Mitchell PO Box 3046 Spartanburg SC 29304 [email protected] Dennis C. Moss 306 Silver Circle Gaffney SC 29340 [email protected] Steve Moss 104 Rains Road Blacksburg SC 29702 [email protected] Elizabeth Munnerlyn 207 West Main Street Bennecsville SC 29512 [email protected] Chris Murphy 4238 Persimmon Woods Drive N. Charleston SC 29485 [email protected] Wendy Nanney 124 Birnam Court Greenville SC 29615 [email protected] Joseph H. 'Joe' Neal PO Box 536 Hopkins SC 29061 [email protected] Ralph Norman 907 Maple Hill Lane Rock Hill SC 29732 [email protected] WM. Weston J. Newton 83 Myrtle Island Road Blueon SC 29910 [email protected] Russell Oc Oc Farm Trail St. Machews SC 29135 [email protected] Phillip D. 'Phil' Owens PO Box 723 Easley SC 29641 [email protected] J. Anne Parks PO Box 181 Greenwood SC 29648 [email protected] Andy Patrick PO Box 22676 Hilton Head Island SC 29925 [email protected] 3 Michael A. Pics 372 Bucks Point Road Laurens SC 29360 [email protected] Thomas E. 'Tommy' Pope PO Box 471 York SC 29745 [email protected] Joshua A. Putnam PO Box 51542 Piedmont SC 29673 [email protected] Mandy Powers Norrell PO Box 994 Lancaster SC 29721 [email protected] Rick Quinn 610 Spruce Glen Court Lexington SC 29072 [email protected] R. Shannon Riley PO Box 212 Hodges SC 29653 [email protected] Samuel Rivers, Jr. PO Box 760 Goose Creek SC 29445 [email protected] Robert L. Ridgeway, III 117 N. Brooks Street Manning SC 29102 [email protected] Leola C. Robinson-­‐Simpson 19 Prince Avenue Greenville SC 29695 [email protected] Mike Rhyal 8328 Juxa Drive Myrtle Beach SC 29579 [email protected] J. Todd Rutherford PO Box 1452 Columbia SC 29202 [email protected] Ronnie Sabb PO Box 311 Greeleyville SC 29056 [email protected] William E. 'Bill' Sandifer, III 112 Cardinal Drive Seneca SC 29672 [email protected] Bakari T. Sellers 4231 Vorhees Drive Denmark SC 29042 [email protected] J. Gary Simrill 1515 Alexander Road Rock Hill SC 29732 [email protected] Murrell Smith PO Box 580 Sumter SC 29151 [email protected] Garry Smith 210 Foxhound Road Simpsonville SC 29680 [email protected] Roland Smith 183 Edgar Street Warrenville SC 29851 [email protected] James E. Smith, Jr. PO Box 50333 Columbia SC 29250 [email protected] F. Michael 'Mike' Sofle 132 Sparrow Drive Isle of Palms SC 29451 [email protected] Edward L. Southard 1511 Dennis Blvd Moncks Corner SC 29461 [email protected] L. Kit Spires PO Box 396 Pelion SC 29123 [email protected] Leon Stavrinakis 375 Meadow Breeze Lane Charleston SC 29414 [email protected] Tommy Stringer PO Box 2078 Greer SC 29652 [email protected] Eddie Tallon 140 Bagwell Farm Road Spartanburg SC 29302 [email protected] Bill Taylor 308 Summer Wind Court Aiken SC 29805 [email protected] Anne Thayer 225 Ansonborough PlantaXon Belton SC 29627 [email protected] 4 McLain R. 'Mac' Toole 180 Dogwood Circle West Columbia SC 29170 [email protected] Ted M. Vick 200 W. Main Street Chesterfield SC 29709 [email protected] J. David Weeks 2 Marlborough Court Sumter SC 29154 [email protected] J. Seth Whipper 4592 Durant Avenue North Charleston SC 29405 [email protected] Don L. Wells 615 Cardinal Drive Aiken SC 29803 [email protected] W. Brian White PO Box 970 Anderson SC 29622 [email protected] William R. 'Bill' Whitmire PO Box 157 Walhalla SC 29691 [email protected] Robert Q. Williams 2512 Holly Circle Darlington SC 29532 [email protected] Mark N. Willis 201 Quillen Avenue Fountain Inn SC 29644 [email protected] Donna Wood PO Box 161852 Boiling Springs SC 29316 [email protected] JusXn Bamberg 216 Family Circle Drive Bamberg SC 29003 [email protected] Jeff Bradley 304 Seabrook Drive Hilton Head Island SC 29226 [email protected] Gary Clary P.O. Box 1645 Clemson SC 29633 [email protected] Christopher Corley 118 Sugarhill Drive Graniteville SC 29829 [email protected] Greg Duckworth 2412 Watson Drive North Myrtle Beach SC 29582 [email protected] Pat Henegan P.O. Box 41 Bennecsville SC 29512 [email protected] Roger Kirby 1690 Johnsonville Hwy Lake City SC 29560 [email protected] Cezar McKnight 705 Fourth Avenue Kingstree SC 29556 [email protected] Mary Tinkler 1286 Winchester Dr. Charleston SC 29407 [email protected] Richie Yow 200 W. Main Street Chesterfield SC 29709 [email protected] 5.
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