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Missouri Senate 131 MISSOURI SENATE 131 Missouri Senate Officers of the Senate, 2003 Joe Maxwell, President Peter Kinder, President Pro Tem JOE MAXWELL PETER KINDER President President Pro Tem Michael Gibbons, Majority Floor Leader Missouri Senate Missouri Senate Anita Yeckel, Assistant Majority Floor Leader Bill Foster, Majority Caucus Chair Delbert Scott, Majority Caucus Secretary Ken Jacob, Minority Floor Leader Maida Coleman, Assistant Minority Floor Leader Harold Caskey, Minority Caucus Chair Pat Dougherty, Minority Caucus Secretary Terry Spieler, Secretary of Senate Mike Keathley, Senate Administrator Glenn Pound, Sergeant at Arms MICHAEL GIBBONS KEN JACOB Committees of the Senate 2003 Majority Floor Leader Minority Floor Leader Missouri Senate Missouri Senate Administration: Kinder, chair; Gibbons, vice chair; Jacob; Klindt; Quick Governmental Accountability and Fiscal Aging, Families, Mental and Public Health: Oversight: Cauthorn, chair; Nodler, vice chair; Shields, chair; Champion, vice chair; Bland; Goode; Gross; Jacob; Loudon; Mathewson; Clemens; Dolan; Dougherty; Kennedy; Steelman; Quick; Steelman Wheeler Gubernatorial Appointments: Kinder, chair; Agriculture, Conservation, Parks and Natural Gibbons, vice chair; Bland; Childers; Coleman; Resources: Klindt, chair; Cauthorn, vice chair; Loudon; Mathewson; Quick; Russell Caskey; Clemens; Coleman; Foster; Griesheimer; Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence: Kennedy; Scott; Wheeler Bartle, chair; Loudon, vice chair; Caskey; Dolan; Appropriations: Russell, chair; Gross, vice chair; Goode; Jacob; Kinder; Wheeler; Yeckel Bland; Bray; Champion; Childers; Coleman; Pensions and General Laws: Scott, chair; Gross, Dougherty; Foster; Goode; Nodler; Shields; vice chair; Clemens; Jacob; Kennedy; Kinder; Yeckel Klindt; Quick Commerce and Environment: Steelman, chair; Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics: Griesheimer, vice chair; Bartle; Dougherty; Goode; Gross; Klindt; Mathewson; Shields; Stoll Gibbons, chair; Nodler, vice chair; Jacob; Kinder; Mathewson; Quick; Vogel Economic Development, Tourism and Local Government: Childers, chair; Griesheimer, vice Small Business, Insurance and Industrial chair; Champion; Kennedy; Mathewson; Nodler; Relations: Loudon, chair; Cauthorn, vice chair; Stoll; Vogel; Wheeler Bartle; Clemens; Days; DePasco; Dougherty; Kennedy; Klindt; Scott; Stoll; Vogel Education: Foster, chair; Shields, vice chair; Bartle; Caskey; Childers; Days; Goode; Jacob; Transportation: Dolan, chair; Scott, vice chair; Loudon; Steelman; Stoll; Yeckel Bray; Cauthorn; Days; DePasco; Goode; Griesheimer; Nodler; Russell Financial and Governmental Organization, Veterans’ Affairs and Elections: Yeckel, chair; Ways and Means: Vogel, chair; Clemens, vice Gross, vice chair; Bartle; Bland; Coleman; Days; chair; Bray; Caskey; Cauthorn; Griesheimer; Dolan; Foster; Mathewson; Scott Jacob 132 OFFICIAL MANUAL TERRY L. SPIELER MIKE KEATHLEY GLENN POUND Senate Secretary Senate Administrator Sergeant-at-Arms Alphabetical list of State Senators, 2003 Name District Name District Bartle, Matt (R) . 8 Loudon, John William (R) . 7 Bland, Mary Groves (D) . 9 Mathewson, James L. (D) . 21 Bray, Joan (D) . 24 Nodler, Gary (R) . 32 Caskey, Harold L. (D) . 31 Quick, Edward E. (D) . 17 Cauthorn, John W. (R) . 18 Russell, John T. (R) . 33 Champion, Norma (R) . 30 Scott, Delbert L. (R) . 28 Childers, Doyle (R) . 29 Shields, Charles W. (R) . 34 Clemens, Dan (R) . 20 Steelman, Sarah (R) . 16 Coleman, Maida (D) . 5 Stoll, Stephen M. (D) . 22 Days, Rita Heard (D) . 14 Vogel, Carl M. (R) . 6 Dolan, Jon (R) . 2 Wheeler, Charles B. (D) . 10 Dougherty, Pat (D) . 4 Foster, Bill (R) . 25 Yeckel, Anita (R) . 1 Gibbons, Michael R. (R) . 15 Goode, Wayne (D) . 13 Number of Senators . 34 Griesheimer, John E. (R) . 26 Republicans . 20 Gross, Chuck (R) . 23 Democrats . 13 Jacob, Ken (D) . 19 Vacancy . 1 Kennedy, Harry (D) . 3 Terms expire Kinder, Peter D. (R) . 27 Even-numbered districts, Jan. 2007 Klindt, David (R) . 12 Odd-numbered districts, Jan. 2005 STATE SENATORS 133 District 1 ANITA YECKEL Capitol office: Room 323; phone (573) 751-2887. District office: phone (314) 729-0541. Home address: 8819 Gladlea, St. Louis 63127. Senate committees: Financial and Government Organization, Veterans’ Affairs and Elections (chair); Appropriations; Education; Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence. Biography: Assistant Majority Floor Leader. Born November 12, 1942. Educated at the University of Missouri–St. Louis (B.S., politi- cal science, currently in the MPPA graduate program). Married to Robert A. Yeckel. They have two daughters, Katie Yeckel and Jane Frost, son-in-law, Jeff Frost and granddaughter, Maggie. Previously employed in the financial institutions industry. Member: St. Justin Catholic Church; Crestwood Kiwanis; South County Art Council, co- founder and board member. Served on Special School District Governing Council; Cooperating School Districts, executive board and legislative committee; Citizens Advisory Committee; served nine years, Lindbergh School Board of Education; PAL coordi- nator/volunteer, Mehlville School District. Elected to the Senate: 1996–2000. Republican. District 2 JONATHAN (Jon) DOLAN Capitol office: Room 428; phone (573) 751-4964. District address: 3 Rudder Ct., Lake St. Louis 63367. Senate committees: Transportation (chair); Aging, Families, Mental and Public Health; Financial and Governmental Organization, Veterans’ Affairs and Elections; Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence. Biography: Born March 16, 1967, in White Plains, N.Y. Graduate of St. Dominic High School, 1985; University of Missouri–Columbia (B.A., political science, 1988); Webster University, St. Louis (M.A., security management, 1995); and various U.S. Army training schools. Formerly a Special Agent for the Central Intelligence Agency’s Office of Security. He is a public affairs officer (Major) in the Missouri Army National Guard. He is married to Leanne Dolan (nee Winkler). They have a daughter, Hannah and a son, Jonathan. Member: St. Patrick’s Catholic Church; Knights of Columbus; Wentzville Rotary Club; St. Charles County Pachyderms; and many local Chambers of Commerce. Elected to the House: 1996–2000. Elected to the Senate: 2002 Republican. District 3 HARRY KENNEDY Capitol office: Room 427; phone (573) 751-2126. Home address: 4959 Sutherland, St. Louis 63109. Senate committees: Aging, Families, Mental and Public Health; Agriculture, Conservation, Parks and Natural Resources; Economic Development, Tourism and Local Government; Pensions and General Law; Small Business, Insurance and Industrial Relations. Biography: Born February 21, 1952, in St. Louis. Graduate of St. Mary’s High School; University of Missouri–St. Louis (B.A., communi- cations, 1984). Realtor specializing in residential dwellings. Member: St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church; St. Louis Police Citizens Academy; University of Missouri–St. Louis Alumni Association; Nat’l. Council of State Legislators; numerous neighborhood and civic organ- izations. Awards: 2002 Excellence in Health Care Legislation, Missouri Nurses Assn. and from the Missouri State Medical Assn.; 2002 Presidential Citation Alumni Service, University of Missouri–St. Louis; and 2002 “for kids, for now, for ever”, SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital. Elected 14th Ward Democratic Committeeman, 1991. Elected to the House: 1996–2000. Elected to the Senate: 2001 (special election). Democrat. 134 OFFICIAL MANUAL District 4 PATRICK DOUGHERTY Capitol office: Room 330; phone (573) 751-3599. Home address: 4031 Parker Ave., St. Louis 63116. Senate committees: Aging, Families, Mental and Public Health; Appropriations; Commerce and Environment; Small Business, Insurance and Industrial Relations. Biography: Born 1948, in Decatur, Illinois. Educated at Quincy College (B.A.); Kenrick Theological Seminary. Married Beverly Martin; they have three daughters. Former DFS casework. Serves on Boards/Advisory Boards: American Lung Association of Eastern Missouri; Children’s Trust Fund; United Way-Government Relations Committee; St. Louis Crisis Nursery; National Patient Advocate Foundation; St. Louis CASA; St. Patrick Center. Awards: NAMI; Children’s Hero; Child Day Care Association; Ann Dandurant, Prevent Child Abuse Missouri; 1998 Heroes, Citizens for Missouri’s Children; Lifestyles, American Lung Association; Adoption/Foster Care Coalition; Animal Alliance; St. Louis Crisis Nursery; American Cancer Society. Elected to the House: 1978–2000. Elected to the Senate: 2001 (special election); 2002. Democrat. District 5 MAIDA COLEMAN Capitol office: Room 328; phone (573) 751-2606. District address: 3505 Olive Blvd., St. Louis 63103. Senate committees: Agriculture, Conservation, Parks and Natural Resources; Appropriations; Financial and Governmental Organiz- ation, Veterans’ Affairs and Elections; Gubernatorial Appointments. Biography: Assistant Minority Floor Leader. Born July 1, 1954, in Sikeston. Graduate of Lincoln University (B.A., journalism). Employment history includes: Secretary of State, Director, St. Louis Field Office; St. Louis Housing Authority, Ass’t. Director of Housing Management; Girl Scout Councils of Missouri, Legislative Monitor. Mother of three children, John, Alaina, and James. She is vice chair, St. Louis Democratic City Central Committee. Member: Central Baptist Church; American Red Cross, CPR and Community First Aid Instructor; Women in Leadership; Heat Up St. Louis; MERS/Good- will Industries; Missouri Arts Council Cultural Trust Board; Greater St. Louis Association of Black Journalists.
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