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Mayors of Coronado, 1926-2014 (may be incomplete!)
H.
J. Stewart 1926-28
William
Michael Crose 1928
J.
H. Pendleton 1928-30
F.
L. Wilson 1930-32
Albert
B. Fry 1932-33
A.
H. S. Black 1933-35
Peter
MacKenzie 1935-36
D.
H. Cameron 1936-37
J.
J. Clausey 1937
D.
H. Cameron 1937-38
H.
G. S. Wallace 1938-40
C.
W. Ince 1940-44
C.
T. Anderson 1944-46
Kenneth
B. Carson 1946-47
Archibald
D. Abel 1947-48
George
F. Neal 1948-50
Emerson
G. Stanley 1950-52
Kier
Brooks 1952
Lloyd
M. Harmon 1952-54
Walter
A. Vestal 1954-56
Coleman
M. Gray 1956-58
B.
R. Harrison 1958-60
Robin
W. Goodenough 1960-62
William
A. Seavey 1962-64
Walter
A. Vestal 1964-66
Joseph
A. Overton 1966-68
W.
Paul Vetter 1968-70
Robin
W. Goodenough 1970-71
Richard
W. Parker 1971-72
Rolland
M. McNeely 1972-76
Virginia
Bridge 1976-78
C.
Patrick Callahan II 1978-84
R.
H. Dorman 1984-88
Mary
Herron 1988-96
Tom
Smisek 1996-2008
Casey
Tanaka 2008-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1928 Jun 18:
William
Michael Crose, resigned.
1933 Dec 4:
Albert
B. Fry, died in office.
1972 Mar 7:
Rolland
M. McNeely, elected;
Robin
W. Goodenough, defeated;
Jon
Duringer, defeated.
1974 Mar 5:
Rolland
M. McNeely, elected;
Lucy
Hodge, defeated.
1976 Mar 2:
Virginia
Bridge, elected;
Joseph
A. Overton, defeated.
1978 Mar 7:
C.
Patrick Callahan II, elected;
Bettie
Kujawa, defeated;
Joseph
A. Overton, defeated.
1980 Apr 8:
C.
Patrick Callahan II, elected;
Virginia
Bridge, defeated.
1982 Apr 13:
C.
Patrick Callahan II, elected;
Dunham
Reilly, defeated;
Lawrence
Bunce, defeated;
Donald
Zub, defeated.
1984 Apr 10:
R.
H. Dorman, elected;
Mary
Herron, defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
R.
H. Dorman, elected;
Ben
Cohen, defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
Mary
Herron, elected;
R.
H. Dorman, defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Mary
Herron, elected;
R.
H. Dorman, defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Tom
Smisek, elected;
Mary
Herron, defeated;
Violet
Devoe, defeated.
2000 Nov 7:
Tom
Smisek, elected;
Michael
Charles Napolitano, defeated;
Tom
Curley, defeated;
Jed
Harris, defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Tom
Smisek, elected;
Frank
A. Tierney, defeated.
2008 Nov 4:
Casey
Tanaka, elected;
Tom
C. Stickel, defeated;
Philip
A. Monroe, defeated;
Barbara
Denny, defeated;
Frank
A. Tierney, defeated.
2012 Nov 6:
Casey
Tanaka, elected;
Barbara
Denny, defeated.
City Presidents of Coronado, 1890-1926 (may be
incomplete!)
E.
S. Babcock 1890-91
M.
R. Vanderkloct 1891-94
J.
H. Bean 1894
George
Foster 1894-95
F.
W. Koeppen 1895-98
J.
Fitzgerald 1898-99
C.
B. Daggett 1899-1900
A.
L. Reed 1900-01
A.
S. Childs 1901-02
Albert
Mathews 1902
George
Holmes 1902-12
Wilmot
Griffis 1912-16
W.
C. Harland 1916-18
L.
S. Chamberlain 1918-22
William
E. Harper 1922-24
J.
E. Alcaraz 1924-26
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1902 Jul 21:
Albert
Mathews, died in office.
Postmasters at Coronado, 1887-1905 (may be
incomplete!)
Norbert
Moser as of 1887
Elizabeth
S. Newcomb as of 1901-05
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