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Senate Years of Service: 2001-2002 Party: Democrat
CARNAHAN, Jean, (daughter-in-law of Albert S. J. Carnahan; mother of Russ Carnahan),
a Senator from Missouri; born in Washington, D.C., on December 20,
1933; graduated George Washington University 1955, with BA in business and
public administration; writer and Democratic party activist; First Lady of
Missouri 1993-2000; appointed to the United States Senate, effective January 3,
2001, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of her husband, Governor Mel
Carnahan, who was elected posthumously on November 7, 2000; served from January
3, 2001, to November 25, 2002, when an elected successor for the remainder of
the term took office; unsuccessful candidate for election to remainder of the
term in 2002.
BibliographyCarnahan, Jean.
If Walls Could Talk: The Story of Missouris First Families.
Jefferson City, Mo.: MMPI, 1998; Carnahan, Jean.
Christmas at the Mansion. Jefferson City, Mo.: MMPI, 1999;
Carnahan, Jean.
Will You Say a Few Words?. Walsworth Publishing Co., 2000;
Carnahan, Jean.
Dont Let the Fire Go Out! Columbia: University of Missouri
Press, 2004.
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