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Massachusetts Delegation to the
2004
Democratic National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Virginia
M. Allan, Hull
- Willie
Mae Allen, Mattapan, Boston
- Carol
Ann Aloisi, East Boston, Boston
- Patricia
Armstrong, Milton
- Edward
M. Augustus, Jr., Worcester
- Enerio
Barros, Jamaica Plain, Boston
- Lee
Beauvais, Taunton
- Clinton
Bench, Swampscott
- Michael
Berry, Quincy
- William
H. Bradley, Ware
- Freda
Brasfield, Dorchester, Boston
- Linda
Broadford, Weymouth
- Timothy
Cahill, Boston
- Michael
E. Capuano, Somerville
- Kathleen
A. Casavant, Chelsea
- Harriette
Chandler, Worcester
- Martha
Coakley, Medford
- Edward
W. Collins, Jr., Springfield
- Ralph
Cooper, Dorchester, Boston
- Janet
Coughlin, Quincy
- Cynthia
S. Creem, Newton
- Patricia
Deal, Arlington
- William
D. Delahunt, Quincy
- Debra
DeLee, Washington, D.C.
- Robert
Deleo, Winthrop
- A.
Joseph DeNucci, West Newton, Newton
- Carol
A. Donovan, Woburn
- Michael
Flaherty, South Boston, Boston
- William
Foley, Springfield
- Jovita
Fontanez, Boston
- Gloria
Fox, Boston
- Barney
Frank, Newton
- William
F. Galvin, Brighton, Boston
- Dorothy
Kelly Gay, Somerville
- Lee
Gianetti, Amherst
- Ellen
Gilmore, Brookline
- Candy
Glazer, Longmeadow
- Thelma
Goldstein, Falmouth
- Henri
Green, Dorchester, Boston
- Steven
Grossman, Somerville
- Lida
Harkins, Needham
- Robert
J. Haynes, Medford
- Kathleen
Healy, Westford
- Carolyn
Herrick, Sunderland
- Heather
Hudson, Brookline
- Jackie
Jenkins-Scott, Brookline
- Philip
Johnston, Boston
- Raymond
A. Jordan, Springfield
- Elaine
C. Kamarck
- Rachel
Kaprielian, Watertown
- William
R. Keating, Sharon
- Edward
M. Kennedy
- Cameron
Kerry, Brookline
- Diana
Kerry, Manchester
- John
F. Kerry
- Paul
G. Kirk, Jr., Boston
- Debra
Kozikowski, Chicopee
- Alyce
Lee, Dorchester, Boston
- Donald
Lehman, Melrose
- Richard
Leimsider, Attleboro
- Stephen
F. Lynch, South Boston, Boston
- Alex
MacDonald, Cambridge
- Margaret
MacKenzie, South Weymouth, Weymouth
- Alpana
Malwal, Somerville
- Edward
J. Markey, Malden
- Robert
McCarthy, Watertown
- James
P. McGovern, Worcester
- Lisa L.
Mead, Newburyport
- Martin
T. Meehan, Lowell
- Joan
M. Menard, Fall River
- Thomas
M. Menino, Hyde Park, Boston
- Jesse
Mermell, Brookline
- Faye
Morrison, Ayer
- Michael
W. Morrissey, Quincy
- Timothy
P. Murray, Worcester
- Richard
E. Neal, Springfield
- David
M. O'Brien, Concord
- Mary
K. O'Brien, Pittsfield
- John
W. Olver, Amherst
- Mary
Oroszko, Worcester
- Marc
R. Pacheco, Taunton
- Laurie
Patterson, West Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard
- Lois
Pines, Newton
- Sharon
M. Pollard, Methuen
- Samuel
Poulten, Chelmsford
- Arthur
Powell, Beverly
- Mary
Jane Powell, Andover
- Chad
Radock, Leominster
- Thomas
Reilly, Watertown
- Joseph
Ricca, Shrewsbury
- Mary
J. Richards, Clinton
- Agnes
Ricko, Lynn
- Cheryl
Rivera, Springfield
- Mernaysa
Rivera, Dorchester, Boston
- Gladys
Rodriguez-Parker, Worcester
- James
Roosevelt, Jr., Cambridge
- Marie
St. Fleur, Dorchester, Boston
- Michael
Schulze, Peabody
- James
Shaer, Melrose
- Ann
Sheinwald, Rockport
- Stanley
Slepoy, Rowley
- John
Sloan, Carlisle
- Alan
D. Solomont, Newton
- Elsie
Souza, New Bedford
- Karen
Spilka, Ashland
- Marcia
L. Sweeney, Marblehead
- John
F. Tierney, Salem
- Steven
Tolman, Brighton, Boston
- Robert
Travaglini, East Boston, Boston
- Marie
Turley, Jamaica Plain, Boston
- E.
Henry Twiggs, Springfield
- Rithy
Uong, Lowell
- John
Walsh, Abington
- Kateri
Walsh, Springfield
- Margaret
Johnson Ware, Williamstown
- Lauren
K. Werman, West Springfield
- Dianne
Wilkerson, Roxbury, Boston
- Wayne
Wilson, Roslindale, Boston
- Bonnie
Winokar, Maynard
- Mary
Wong, Brookline
- Margaret
D. Xifaras, Marion
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Russell
A. Ashton, Wayland
- Ruth
Balser, Chestnut Hill, Newton
- Sheila
Burgess-Hill, Randolph
- James
Cantwell, Marshfield
- Ernest
Correia, Marion
- Diana
Dell, Malden
- Charles
Glick, Brighton, Boston
- Roberta
Goldman, Shrewsbury
- Joseph
Kaplan, Mansfield
- Frederick
R. Koed, Cohasset
- Kathleen
Manson, Walpole
- William
Rosen, Northampton
- E.
Denise Simmons, Cambridge
- Amy
Spound, Stow
- Matthew
Veno, Salem
- Tela
Zasloff, Williamstown
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