The Political Graveyard: Pennsylvania Delegation to 2004 Republican National Convention

Pennsylvania Delegation to the
2004 Republican National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Renee Amoore, Harrisburg - Fred Anton, Philadelphia - Robert L. Bensing, Ephrata - Joseph N. Bongiovanni, Philadelphia - Dean N. Browning, Allentown - Vito F. Canuso, Philadelphia - Bill Choby, Johnstown - Leigh Anne Clark, Wynnewood - Paul I. Clymer, Sellersville - Elizabeth A. Davies, Charleroi - Samuel D. Deitrick, Sunbury - William E. Donnelly, Horsham - Phil English, Erie - John R. Evans, Edinboro - Stephanie Fischer, Levittown - Mikeal Fix, Hustontown - Errol Flynn, Honesdale - Richard Geist, Harrisburg - Jim Gerlach, Chester Springs - Charlie Gerow, Harrisburg - Marilyn S. Gillispie, Jacobus - David Girard di Carlo, Philadelphia - Robert W. Godshall, Hatfield - Joyce C. Haas, State College - Jeffrey Earl Habay, Allison Park - Joan C. Handy, Perkasie - Bruce Harris, Philadelphia - William G. Harris, Johnstown - Melissa Hart, Bradfordwoods - Dick L. Hess, Bedford - Kathy Holtzman, Johnstown - Charles Horvat, Harrison City - Robert C. Jubelirer - Thomas J. Judge, Glenolden - Bonnie Keefer, McConnellsburg - Gerald A. Kriner, Liberty - John Maher, Pittsburgh - James R. Matthews, Lower Gwynedd - Cathie Maxaner, Milford - Robert McCloskey, Harrisburg - Jackie McGovern, Pottsville - Matthew K. McKee, Bethel Park - Eileen Barbara Melvin, Harrisburg - Daryl Metcalfe, Cranberry Township, Venango County - Teri Mosteller, East Nantmeal - Jeanne C. Noll, Fleetwood - Mark Pasquerilla, Johnstown - John Perzel, Harrisburg - Sheryl Perzel, Philadelphia - John E. Peterson, Pleasantville - Merle H. Phillips, Sunbury - John Pippy, Moon Township, Allegheny County - Joseph R. Pitts, Lancaster - Patricia Poprik, Langhorne - Gerald Pritchard, Walnutport - Mohan Ramani, Pittsburgh - Robert B. Robbins, Greenville - Gregory A. Sahd, Lancaster - Stan Saylor, Red Lion - Charles P. Sexton, Springfield - Donald R. Simms, Gibsonia - Ryan Stevens, Drums - Agnes Tilley, Philadelphia - Mike Turzai, Pittsburgh - Stephen A. Urban, Wilkes-Barre - T. Lynnette Villano, West Pittston - Jesse Walters, Philadelphia - Marilyn Ware, Strasburg - Joseph Weinroth, Pittsburgh - Alice Williams, Pittsburgh - Kenneth D. Wingert, York

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