Anne E. Lindeman
General Information
- Anne Lindeman, Anne E. Wensley, Mrs. Robert W. Lindeman
- Female
- September 10, 1932
- East Orange, Essex Co., NJ, USA
- June 5, 2001
- Peoria, Maricopa Co., AZ, USA
Biographical Information
The Honorable Anne E. Lindeman was inducted into the Arizona Women's Hall of Fame and the following is from the Secretary of State's Press Release:
March 11, 2011
Arizona Women's Hall of Fame Announces Its Newest Inductees
PHOENIX – Yesterday afternoon at the Carnegie Library in Phoenix, five remarkable women were inducted into the Arizona Women’s Hall of Fame. Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett served as the event’s Master of Ceremonies and honored the induction of Helene Bennett, Alice Birdsall, Pauline Brown, Jean Clark and Anne Lindeman.
“Last evening’s event was a wonderful celebration of these women’s contribution to Arizona’s history,” said Secretary Bennett. In light of next year’s State Centennial, recognizing the role that women have taken in shaping Arizona is especially noteworthy. I was delighted to join with former Secretary of State Betsey Bayless, who led the induction ceremony, in honoring the women who were inducted into the Arizona Women’s Hall of Fame.”
The Arizona Women’s Hall of Fame program pays tribute posthumously, and honors in perpetuity, the remarkable women whose contributions to the arts, athletics, business, education, government, the humanities, philanthropy and science, have played a significant role in the history of Arizona and provide a significant contribution to the historical record of the State of Arizona. Currently, 79 women have been inducted. Women are inducted into the Hall of Fame every two years.... The 2010 Inductees: ....
Anne E. Lindeman, 1932-2001
She is best known for her work to establish ASU West, her legislative service, and her unfailing advocacy for the elderly. She was a State Legislator from 1971-1986 and was the first woman to hold the post of Majority Whip in the Senate, from 1983-1986. She drafted the 1984 legislation creating ASU West.
Education
Registered Nurse: Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, (n.d.)Additional Information
She... was the first woman to hold the post of Majority Whip in the Senate, from 1983-1986.
(Arizona Secretary of State's March 11, 2011 press release)Employment
| Occupation | Title | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Government | executive director, Governor's Advisory Council on Aging | |
| Health Care | evening supervisor, Wesson Memorial Hospital, Springfield, Massachusetts | |
| Health Care | head nurse, Hastings Hospital, Hastings, Michigan | |
| Health Care | night supervisor of pediatrics, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Lafayette, Indiana | |
| Health Care | registered nurse | |
| Government | secretary to Sen. Dan Halacy | 1966 - 1970 |
| Government | secretary, Senate Education Committee | 1968 - 1972 |
| Government | secretary to Sen. Fred Koory | 1971 - 1972 |
Arizona Legislative Service
| Session | Chamber | Party | District | City | County | Office | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31st Legislature, 1st Regular | House | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 31st Legislature, 2nd Regular | House | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 32nd Legislature, 1st Regular | House | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 32nd Legislature, 2nd Regular | House | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 33rd Legislature, 1st Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 33rd Legislature, 2nd Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 34th Legislature, 1st Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 34th Legislature, 2nd Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 35th Legislature, 1st Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 35th Legislature, 2nd Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1971-72) (1973-82) | Phoenix | Maricopa | ||
| 36th Legislature, 1st Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1983-92) (1993-2002) (2003-12) | Phoenix | Maricopa | Majority Whip | |
| 36th Legislature, 2nd Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1983-92) (1993-2002) (2003-12) | Phoenix | Maricopa | Majority Whip | |
| 37th Legislature, 1st Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1983-92) (1993-2002) (2003-12) | Phoenix | Maricopa | Majority Whip | |
| 37th Legislature, 2nd Regular | Senate | Republican | 17 - Maricopa (1983-92) (1993-2002) (2003-12) | Phoenix | Maricopa | Majority Whip |
Sources
Birth: Arizona Legislative Biography sheet, parents: Roy J. and Elizabeth M. Wensley; Middle Initial: SSDI; Death: SSDI
Education:
Anne E. Lindeman (1932-2001). (n.d.). Retrieved May 26, 2017, from https://www.azwhf.org/inductions/inducted- women/anne-e-lindeman-1932-2001/