Carnahan, Jean Anne Carpenter
Born: Dec 20, 1933 AD
Currently alive, at 79 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Politician
Currently alive, at 79 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Politician
1933 - Jean Anne Carpenter Carnahan was born on December 20th in Washington, D.C. American politician.
1954 - Married to Mel Carnahan on June 12th.
1955 - Graduated with a B.A. in Business and Public Administration from George Washington University.
1993 - She became the First Lady of Missouri.
- Appointed to fill the senatorial term of her late husband Mel Carnahan, who as a dead man still succeeded in defeating John Ashcroft for US Senate.
1998-2000 - Author of the books: If Walls Could Talk: The Story of Missouri's First Families, Christmas at the Mansion and Will You Say a Few Words?.
2001 - Served as U.S. Senator from Missouri.
2002 - She was closely defeated by Republican Jim Talent in the following special election.
2004 - Wrote her memoir, Don’t Let the Fire Go Out!.
1954 - Married to Mel Carnahan on June 12th.
1955 - Graduated with a B.A. in Business and Public Administration from George Washington University.
1993 - She became the First Lady of Missouri.
- Appointed to fill the senatorial term of her late husband Mel Carnahan, who as a dead man still succeeded in defeating John Ashcroft for US Senate.
1998-2000 - Author of the books: If Walls Could Talk: The Story of Missouri's First Families, Christmas at the Mansion and Will You Say a Few Words?.
2001 - Served as U.S. Senator from Missouri.
2002 - She was closely defeated by Republican Jim Talent in the following special election.
2004 - Wrote her memoir, Don’t Let the Fire Go Out!.
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