The Political Graveyard: Michigan Delegation to 1972 Democratic National Convention

Michigan Delegation to the
1972 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Howard R. Abercrombie, Detroit - Ervin R. Appelget, Berrien Springs - Joseph Baker, Bloomfield Hills - Joseph Banks, Detroit - Dorothy Barbour, Detroit - Henrietta Battles, Detroit - Frances Bearup, Flint - Art Bierschbach, Detroit - Gregory D. Bill, Dearborn Heights - Earle Bojanowski, St. Clair Shores - David Brickey, Allen Park - Marilyn Bridges, Negaunee - Paul L. Brissette, Bay City - Richard Brown, Sterling Heights - Edward Bruley, Mt. Clemens - Arvel Bryant, Grand Blanc - Lanell Buffington, Detroit - Elizabeth Burch, Dearborn - Sylvia M. Calabrese, Detroit - Ernest Campbell, Detroit - Delores Cannon, Detroit - William L. Cobb, Benton Harbor - Barbara Coleman, Dearborn - Betty F. Collier, Drayton Plains - John Conyers, Jr., Detroit - Doris Cook, Warren - Francis Corcoran, Roseville - Art Cullers, Battle Creek - Reta Dean, Morrice - Ulisse Deipiero, Detroit - Nina Dennison, St. Joseph - Dora Digby, Eaton Rapids - Anna Diggs, Detroit - Delores Dillinger, Grand Haven - Paul Donahue, Grosse Pointe - Ray Dreyfus, Detroit - Nelson J. Edwards, Detroit - Richard Endres, Grand Rapids - Willie Felder, Detroit - Joel I. Ferguson, Lansing - Alan C. Feuer, Oak Park - Clothilde P. Fill, Huntington Woods - Etsie Forman, Detroit - Douglas A. Fraser, Detroit - Susan Freeman, Detroit - David Gasbarro, Norway - Ruby Gibson, Monroe - Kathleen M. Gille, Grosse Pointe Woods - William Gomez, Muskegon Heights - Marcus J. Gray - Naomi Guillory, East Lansing - Donna Halvorsen, Grand Rapids - Grace Hampton, Inkster - Glenn Hartsell, Detroit - Lillian Hatcher, Detroit - Mary Lou Hayes, Midland - David S. Haynes, Marquette - Stuart E. Hertzberg, Oak Park - Hubert L. Holley, Detroit - Jacqueline Hopp, Ann Arbor - E. J. Houle, Bay City - Lawrence A. Huber, Flint - Juanita Huddleston, Flint - Helen M. Irving, Detroit - Marcellius Ivory, Detroit - Wetona Ivy, Lincoln Park - Jack Jensen, Detroit - Joan Johnson, Grand Rapids - Bridget Kehoe, Detroit - Arnold Keller, Taylor - Joan Kelley, Highland Park - Jeanne Korsh, Royal Oak - Tamara LaBrecque, Hazel Park - Gerald Lamb, Grand Rapids - Phillip Lee, Warren - Irvin G. Little, Warren - Joanne Logie, Berkley - Leslie Lokken, Okemos - Joseph Lopez, Jr., Saginaw - Edward L. Lucas, Wyoming - Millard L. Lutz, Detroit - Delores Lyon, Hillsdale - Kenneth Mackey, Detroit - Olga Madar, Detroit - Marilyn Marshall, Eagle Harbor - William Marshall, Delta Township, Eaton County - David R. McCormack, Niles - John McLeod, Saginaw - Matthew McNeely, Detroit - Wilhelmina Mercier, Dearborn - Robert Meyer, Ypsilanti - Annetta Miller, Huntington Woods - Carolyn Miller, Ypsilanti - Thomas Miller, Detroit - Prince E. Moon, Detroit - Eula Morrison, Beaverton - Eugene Mossner, Saginaw - Louise Murdock, Detroit - Thomas Murray, Ann Arbor - Robert Nagle, Deckerville - Dennis Neuner, Detroit - Jim Oosterhart, Muskegon - Shelia Overcash, Algonac - Gary Penny, Flint - Glen Ranck, Coleman - Mildred Rayford, Detroit - Ronald Reisterer, Kalamazoo - Sarah Renstrom, Kalamazoo - Anna Marie Roberts, Warren - Shirley Robinson, Detroit - Charles Rogers, Muskegon - Ernest Ronn, Negaunee - Margaret Schlinz, Flint - James Sephers, Hamtramck - Stanley Shimkus, Jr., Southgate - Howard Simmons, Madison Heights - Joanne E. Smith, Farmington - Timothy Smith, Ann Arbor - Shirley Sroka, Farmington - Walter Statkus, Warren - John Stelmaszek, Munising - Kay Stidham, Lincoln Park - Thelma Taylor, Benton Harbor - Dorothy Treska, Lansing - Paul Treska, Lansing - Richard Trolley, Taylor - Nathaniel Turner, Flint - Tom Turner, Detroit - Elnora Vader, Escanaba - Wesley Valentine, Flat Rock - Alice Vaughn, Grand Rapids - James Vollman, Dearborn - Mary Ellen Walker, Grosse Pointe Woods - Jeanette Weese, Traverse City - Elizabeth Wendell, Fowlerville - Myrtle Williams, East Detroit - Beryl Woodman, Lansing - Rebecca Woods, Pontiac - Robert Wright, Livonia - Bard Young, Detroit - Coleman A. Young, Detroit - Chris Zivisa, Dearborn

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Joe Ashley, Richland - Leon H. Atchison, Detroit - Roger Bauer, Alpena - Odean V. Bradley, Charlotte - Arthur Braxton, Detroit - Pedro Cain, Ferndale - Kurt Calveneau, Grand Rapids - John L. Canfield, Dearborn Heights - Charles Gregg Carnhill, East Detroit - Brian Carrier, Bay City - David Coon, Twin Lake - William Cooper, Detroit - Rae Daugherty, Dowagiac - Bob Dennison, St. Joseph - Dawn DesJardin, Port Huron - Lacey Dixon, Detroit - Michael A. Einheuser, Detroit - Leonna Farrington, Dearborn - Bertine Fenner, St. Ignace - Sam Fishman, Oak Park - George B. Gore, Detroit - Helen Graves, Grosse Pointe Park - Julia K. Hale, Detroit - Charlie J. Harrison, Jr., Pontiac - James Hartwick, Owosso - Marshall Hicks, Jackson - Joy Hoffman, Rhodes - Elizabeth P. Howe, Rochester - Dorothy Hunawill, Bear Lake - Armentha Jackson, Dowagiac - Charles W. Jameson, Adrian - Michael W. Kerwin, Detroit - Harry Koss, Garden City - Frances Laskowski, Flint - Cynthia Lingner, Detroit - Eileen Marz, Bloomfield Hills - Olivia Maynard, Flint - Charlie McNeeley, Detroit - Mary Ellen Moran, Roseville - Pat Mosley, Flint - Thomas Nagle, Detroit - Kes Narbutas, Detroit - George Navarette, Jr., Detroit - Pat O'Hara, Detroit - Paula Owen, Detroit - Ann Perez, Westland - Richard Pernell, Sr., Mt. Clemens - James L. Pita, Detroit - Mary Lou Priebe, Spring Lake - Dorene Radke, DeWitt - Gail Reed, South Lyon - William Ross, Mt. Clemens - Dan D. Sain, Mt. Morris - Carol L. Scherer, Mt. Pleasant - Hattie Schury, Saginaw - Susan Sitterly, Blissfield - Cassandra Smith, Detroit - Kevin Smyth, Sault Ste. Marie - Gloria Spondike, Sterling Heights - Dale R. Sprik, Comstock Park - John A. C. Swainson, Port Huron - Elmer Tackett, Trenton - Ann Tavolacci, Livonia - Mark Thomas, Pontiac - Rose Thornton, Olivet - Gerald Tuchow, Detroit - Aldo Vagnozzi, Farmington - Dorothy Walker, Detroit - Sue Wilson, Wyoming - Edward Zelenak, Lincoln Park - Allen Zemmol, Birmingham

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