Senator James Clark, Jr. was Maryland’s Senate President from 1979-1983 and a representative of Central Maryland for parts of four decades. Born in 1918 to federal judge James Clark Sr. and Johns Hopkins descendant Alda Hopkins Clark, James Jr. spent his formative years at Keewaydin Farm in Ellicott City. The third of four sons born […]
A member of the Maryland General Assembly for some seven years, Perry Sfikas would serve as a Maryland State Senator from January 1995 to September 17, 2002, representing Central Maryland. Born in Baltimore in 1955, Sfikas would graduate from Patterson High School before making his way to George Washington University, B.A. (public and international affairs, […]
Few in the history of the Maryland Senate better represented the interests of the district that they represented better than former Annapolis Senator Gerald Winegrad. A consummate and effective representative, Winegrad would represent District 30 in the Maryland Senate from 1983-1994 and in the Maryland House of Delegates from 1978-1983. He’d serve as a member […]
No one is more widely known or has made more history as the longest-serving Senate President in the history of both the State of Maryland and the United State Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. Before making history, Miller would first graduate from both the University of Maryland (B.S., Business Administration, 1964) and the University of […]
A member of the Maryland General Assembly from 2007-2019, Jim Mathias would represent Maryland’s Eastern Shore as a State Senator from 2011-2019 and as a State Delegate from 2007-2011. Before all of that, however, he’d graduate from the University of Maryland Baltimore County in 1974 and ultimately embark on a career as a small business […]
