The Political Graveyard: Kansas Delegation to 1996 Democratic National Convention

Kansas Delegation to the
1996 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Marvin Barkis, Louisburg - James R. Bergfalk, Prairie Village - M. Cecelia Blackwell, Wichita - Susan M. Cofer, Mission - Terry L. Crowder, Topeka - Velda Duette, Topeka - Ivan Dunn, Hutchinson - Carolyn J. Elmore, McPherson - Becky Fast, Lawrence - Cyrel D. Foote, Wichita - Jim D. Garner, Coffeyville - Brenda K. Godsey, Junction City - Shirley J. Jacques, Salina - Paul Jefferson, Lawrence - Helen C. Jones, Parsons - Sherman Jones, Kansas City - Michael K. Keating, Marysville - Leslie Kitchenmaster, Lost Springs - Dennis M. Langley, Hutchinson - Judy K. Langley, Hutchinson - Pat Lehman, Wichita - Barbara A. Lundin, Dodge City - Dan Lykins, Topeka - Carol S. Marinovich, Kansas City - Sheri J. Monaldo, Hutchinson - James Parrish, Topeka - Betty L. Ratts, St. John - George C. Ross, Atchison - Neil S. Sader, Overland Park - Kathleen Sebelius, Topeka - Roberta C. Seger, Newton - John P. Smith, Ozawkie - D. Joan Spero, Kansas City - Joe Taggart, Sr., Wichita - David W. Taylor, Topeka - Sally Thompson, Topeka - Joan D. Wagnon, Topeka - James Ward, Wichita - Lawrence C. Wilson, Topeka - Constance T. Wray, Louisburg - Richard J. Wurtz, Mound City - Irene G. Younkman, Newton

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Robert Bugg, Topeka - Lawrence P. Daniels, Dodge City - Onita Hamblin, Kansas City - Teresa D. Krusor, Winfield - Kevin P. Moriarty, Overland Park - Debra J. Snow, Topeka

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