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A portrait of Mississippi should include autumnleaves coloring the Natchez Trace, crops ;ourish-ing in rich Delta soil and Gulf Coast beachesgleaming in the sun. Old Man River and cypressswamps. Historic homes, courthouse squares andcountry stores.

Mississippi is a beautiful place with a wealth oftraditions. 8is is a place I am thankful to callhome. As electric service providers, electric power

associations take pride in powering the homes, farms and businesses ofmore than 1.8 million people who also call this state home. We are alsoproud to call them our members. Because we are electric cooperatives,our consumers are our members. 8ey attend annual meetings and electlocal people to represent their interests on the cooperative’s board ofdirectors. We encourage our members to stay in touch with us; listeningand responding to those we serve is a part of our tradition.A portrait of our membership would depict hard-working people,

strong in values and courageous in their e9orts to ensure Mississippicontinues to be a great place in which to live and work. It is with thiscommitment that we join forces with them to be the collective voice forall 26 electric power associations.We are the Electric Power Associations of Mississippi, a statewide

organization committed to common goals to ensure all Mississippiansenjoy the bene:ts o9ered by one of our greatest resources, electricity. Ina collective and cooperative manner, we have the power to moveMississippi forward.Just as a skilled artist paints a portrait, we will continue to blend the

voice of our membership with the skills of our more than 2,850employees to paint an even brighter portrait of our great state.

Michael Callahan Executive Vice President/CEO

Government Relations TeamRichard Morgan, vice president; Bill Wilkerson; and Paul Purnell.

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The work of an elected official is not unlike that

of the portrait artist. Both employ specialized skills

and knowledge in problem-solving.

Essential to the success of their efforts, whether

legislative or artistic endeavors,

are innovation, functionality and appeal.

The Electric Power Associations of Mississippi

presents the 2013 Legislative Roster

as a tribute to Mississippi’s elected officials,

who serve for the benefit of all Mississippians.

M I S S I S S I P P I

2013 LEGISLATIVE ROSTER

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Clockwise, from top left:Yazoo County cypress swamp, by Debbie StringerAutumn on the Natchez Trace, by Sandy WarrenChainsaw sculpture in Biloxi, by Debbie Stringer

Sunset at the Mississippi River in Natchez, by Sandy Warren

2013 LEGISLATIVE ROSTER

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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PHILBRYANTGovernor

TATE REEVESLieutenant Governor

THADCOCHRANUnited StatesSenator

ROGERWICKER

United States Senator

C O N G R E S S I O N A L D E L E G A T I O N

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ALANNUNNELEEFirst District

GREGGHARPER

Third District

BENNIE G. THOMPSON Second District

STEVENPALAZZO

Fourth District

WILKINSON

WALTHALL

FORREST

GEORGE

STONE

JACKSON

HARRISON

PEARL RIVER

HANCOCK

HINDSWARREN

COPIAHCLAIBORNE

JEFFERSON

FRANKLINADAMS

AMITE PIKE MARION

LAMAR PERRY GREENE

LINCOLNLAWRENCE

JEFFERSONDAVIS

COVINGTON

JONES WAYNE

CLARKEJASPERSMITH

SIMPSON

RANKIN

SCOTT NEWTON LAUDERDALE

KEMPERNESHOBAMADISON

YAZOO

ISSAQUENA

SHARKEY

LEAKE

HUMPHREYS

WASHINGTON

SUNFLOWER

BOLIVAR

COAHOMA

QUITMAN

TUNICA

DESOTO MARSHALL BENTON

TIPPAH

ALCORN

TISHOMINGO

PRENTISS

UNION

LEE

PONTOTOC

ITAWAMBA

MONROECHICKASAW

CALHOUNYALOBUSHA

GRENADA

TALLAHATCHIE

LEFLORE CARROLL

MONTGOMERY

WEBSTER

CHOCTAW OKTIBBEHA

CLAY

LOWNDES

NOXUBEE

WINSTON

ATTALAHOLMES

LAFAYETTEPANOLA

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DELBERT HOSEMANNSecretary of State

LYNN FITCHState Treasurer

JIM HOODAttorney General

CINDY HYDE-SMITHCommissioner of Agriculture and Commerce

STACEY E. PICKERINGState Auditor

MIKE CHANEYCommissioner of Insurance

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BRANDON PRESLEYPublic Service Commissioner Northern District

MIKETAGERT

Transportation Commissioner

Northern District

LYNN POSEYPublic ServiceCommissioner Central District

DICK HALLTransportationCommissioner Central District

LEONARDBENTZPublic ServiceCommissioner Southern District

TOM KINGTransportationCommissioner

Southern District

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WILLIAM L.WALLER, JR.Chief JusticeDistrict One (Central)

WILKINSON

WALTHALL

FORREST

GEORGE

STONE

JACKSON

HARRISON

PEARL RIVER

HANCOCK

HINDSWARREN

COPIAHCLAIBORNE

JEFFERSON

FRANKLINADAMS

AMITE PIKE MARION

LAMAR PERRY GREENE

LINCOLNLAWRENCE

JEFFERSONDAVIS

COVINGTON JONES WAYNE

CLARKEJASPERSMITH

SIMPSON

RANKIN

SCOTT NEWTON LAUDERDALE

KEMPERNESHOBAMADISON

YAZOO

ISSAQUENA

SHARKEY

LEAKE

HUMPHREYS

WASHINGTON

SUNFLOWER

BOLIVAR

COAHOMA

QUITMAN

TUNICA

DESOTO MARSHALL BENTON

TIPPAH

ALCORN

TISHOMINGO

PRENTISS

UNION

LEE

PONTOTOC

ITAWAMBA

MONROECHICKASAW

CALHOUNYALOBUSHA

GRENADA

TALLAHATCHIE

LEFLORE CARROLL

MONTGOMERY

WEBSTER

CHOCTAW

OKTIBBEHA

CLAY

LOWNDES

NOXUBEEWINSTONATTALAHOLMES

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JESS H.DICKINSONPresiding Justice

District Two(Southern)

MICHAEL K.RANDOLPH

Presiding JusticeDistrict Two(Southern)

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LESLIE D.KINGAssociate JusticeDistrict One(Central)

JAMES W.KITCHENSAssociate JusticeDistrict One (Central)

ANN H.LAMAR

Associate JusticeDistrict Three

(Northern)

RANDY G.PIERCEAssociate JusticeDistrict Two(Southern)

DAVID A.CHANDLER

Associate JusticeDistrict Three

(Northern)

JOSIAH DENNIS

COLEMANAssociate Justice

District Three(Northern)

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L. JOSEPH LEEChief JudgeDistrict Four

T. KENNETHGRIFFIS

Presiding JudgeDistrict Three

TYREE IRVINGPresiding JudgeDistrict Two

JAMES D.MAXWELL IIJudgeDistrict One

DONNA M.BARNES

JudgeDistrict One

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CEOLAJAMESJudgeDistrict Two

LARRY E.ROBERTSJudgeDistrict Three

EUGENE L.FAIR, JR.

JudgeDistrict Five

DAVID M.ISHEE

JudgeDistrict Five

VIRGINIA C.CARLTONJudgeDistrict Four

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Library at Cotesworth J.Z. George, author of the 1890 Mississippi Constitution, housed

his law books in this hexagonal building on the groundsof Cotesworth, his Carroll County home.

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PRESS

PODIUM

READINGCLERK

ASSISTANTSECRETARY

LIEUTENANT GOVERNORPRESIDENT

1. Chris Massey2. Bill Stone3. Nickey Browning4. Rita Potts Parks5. J. P. Wilemon, Jr.6. Nancy Adams Collins 7. Hob Bryan8. Russell Jolly9. Gray Tollison10. Steve Hale11. Robert L. Jackson12. Derrick T. Simmons13. Willie Simmons14. Lydia Chassaniol15. Gary Jackson16. To be elected17. Terry W. Brown18. Giles K. Ward19. David Parker20. Josh Harkins21. Kenneth Wayne Jones22. Eugene S. (Buck) Clarke23. W. Briggs Hopson III24. David L. Jordan25. Will Longwitz26. John Horhn

27. Hillman Terome Frazier28. To be elected29. David Blount30. Dean Kirby31. Terry C. Burton32. Sampson Jackson II33. Videt Carmichael34. Haskins Montgomery35. Perry Lee36. Albert Butler, Sr. 37. Melanie Sojourner38. Kelvin E. Butler39. Sally Doty40. Angela Burks Hill41. Joey Fillingane42. Chris McDaniel43. Phillip A. Gandy44. John A. Polk45. Billy Hudson46. Philip Moran47. Tony Smith48. Debbie Dawkins49. Sean Tindell50. Thomas Arlin (Tommy) Gollott51. Michael Watson52. Brice Wiggins

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LIEUTENANT GOVERNORTATE REEVESPresident

TERRY W.BROWNPresident

Pro Tempore

NICKEY BROWNINGDistrict 3-Calhoun, Pontotoc, Union Counties

P.O. Box 1051, Pontotoc 38863;Methodist; Lions; fmr. C of C; fmr.Parks & Rec. Comm.; Amer. Leg. base-ball coach; Spouse: Brenda; Children:Tracey, Jason, Brea Klair; Yrs. in leg.: 18.Committees: County Affairs (Chmn.); Busi-ness and Financial Institutions; Drug Policy;Energy; Finance; Highways and Transporta-tion; Insurance.

HOB BRYANDistrict 7-Itawamba, Lee, Monroe Counties

P.O. Box 75, Amory 38821; Amory H.S.;BA, M.S.U.; JD, U. of VA; Attorney; Bap-tist; Yrs. in leg.: 30.Committees: Judiciary B (Chmn.); PublicHealth and Welfare (V. Chmn.); Compilation,Revision and Publication; Congressional Re-districting; Constitution; Elections; Finance;Highways and Transportation; LegislativeReapportionment; Local and Private.

DAVID BLOUNTDistrict 29-Hinds County

P.O. Box 641, Jackson 39205; DavidsonColl.; U.M.; U. of VA; Millsaps Coll.Business Advantage Program; Com-mercial Real Estate; MS Assn. of Real-tors; Episcopal; Clinton C of C; ByramBus. Assn.; Ldrshp. Jackson; Spouse:Katherine; Children: Susanna, Charley;Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Public Property (Chmn.); Elec-tions (V. Chmn.); Accountability, Efficiency,Transparency; Appropriations; CongressionalRedistricting; Education; Ethics; Judiciary B;Legislative Reapportionment; Public Healthand Welfare.

TERRY C. BURTONDistrict 31-Lauderdale, Newton, Scott Counties

101 Rew St., Newton 39345; NewtonH.S.; Mktng. and P.R. Cnsltnt.;Methodist; York Rite Mason; EvergreenLodge #77; Meridian York Rite Bodies;Hamasa Shrine; Rotary; Spouse: Dar-leen Allday; Children: Ben Jones, DawnJones Powell; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Energy (Chmn.); Appropriations(V. Chmn.); Legislative Reapportionment (V.Chmn.); Universities and Colleges (V. Chmn.);Congressional Redistricting; Education; Judi-ciary A; Legislative Budget; Municipalities;Public Health and Welfare; Public Property;Rules.

TERRY W. BROWNDistrict 17-Lowndes County

22 Hillside Dr., Columbus 39702; NewHope H.S.; E.M.C.C.; D. S. U.; M.S.U.;Pol./Bus. Cnsltnt.; Baptist; Amer. Leg.;New Hope Supper Club; Spouse:Andra Dobbel; Children: AndrewCody, Charles Randolph, Terry WayneJr.; Yrs. in leg.: 22.President Pro TemporeCommittees: Rules (Chmn.); Accountability, Ef-ficiency, Transparency; Appropriations; Compi-lation, Revision and Publication; EconomicDevelopment; Highways and Transportation;Housing; Insurance; Labor; Legislative Budget.

ALBERT BUTLER, SR.District 36-Claiborne, Copiah, Hinds,Jefferson Counties

P.O. Box 614, Port Gibson 39150; BA,A.S.U.; MA (Teaching), J.S.U.; Cert., Com-nty. Dev. Practioner, U. of Ark.; CEO, Di-versified Services; Deacon, Magnolia M.B.Church; Past Academic Manager, MS JobCorps Ctr.; Past Educator; Past Pres., Clai-borne Cnty. Brd. of Supervisors; Farmer;4-H Youth Leader; Life Member NAACP;Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Mason; Brd. ofTrustee, Hinds C.C.; Spouse: MalindaBoyd; Children: Shelia, Antoinette, Al-bert, Jr., Alton Dylan; Yrs. in leg.: 4.Committees: Investigate State Offices (Chmn.); StateLibrary (V. Chmn.); Appropriations; Drug Policy;Environmental Protection, Conservation and WaterResources; Ethics; Forestry; Highways and Trans-portation; Labor; Public Property; Tourism.

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KELVIN E. BUTLERDistrict 38-Adams, Amite, Pike,Walthall, Wilkinson Counties

2018 Hawthorne Dr., McComb 39648;South Pike H.S., Magnolia; MeadowDraughan Bus. Coll., New Orleans; Del-phi Automotive Systems, Brookhaven,(ret.); Baptist, Deacon; Mason; C of C;IUE; Spouse: Barbara L. Jackson; Chil-dren: Kelvin, Jr, Marquita, Kendric,Jadarious, Destiny; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Labor (Chmn.); Enrolled Bills (V.Chmn.); Business and Financial Institutions;Finance; Highways and Transportation; Judi-ciary A; Local and Private; Municipalities;PEER; State Library; Tourism.

VIDET CARMICHAELDistrict 33-Clarke, Lauderdale Counties

5396 Springhill Loop, Meridian 39301;BS, MEd, M.S.U.; Educator; Baptist;Spouse: Donna Smith; Children:Kaycee Crane, Fredie Videt CarmichaelJr.; Grandchildren: Landon Gibson,Jodee Crane, Ariel Eaves, Fredie VidetCarmichael III, Callee Marie Crane;Son-in-law: Charles Crane; Daughter-in-law: Dr. Susan Carmichael; Yrs. inleg.: 14.Committees: Insurance (Chmn.); InvestigateState Offices (V. Chmn.); Appropriations;Business and Financial Institutions; Correc-tions; Education; Energy; PEER; Ports and Ma-rine Resources.

LYDIA CHASSANIOLDistrict 14 – Attala, Carroll, Grenada, Leflore,Montgomery, Tallahatchie Counties

P. O. Box 211, Winona, MS 38967; U.M.;Methodist; fmr. schoolteacher; fmr. MS Pa-role Brd.; Past Chmn. MS Arts Commsn.;Longtime local 4-H Club vol.; fmr. LefloreCnty. Dropout Prevention Coord.; fmr. Natl.Advisory Comm. to the U. S. Attorney Gen-eral, to Prevent Violence against Women &Children; Spouse: Emmett; Children: Mimi,Mary Rae; Yrs. in leg.: 7.Committees: Tourism (Chmn.); Corrections(V. Chmn.); Agriculture; Drug Policy; Elec-tions; Ethics; Finance; Investigate State Offices;Municipalities.

DEBBIE DAWKINSDistrict 48-Harrison County

111 Lang Ave. # 3, Pass Christian 39571;U. of TX/Arlington; BS, U.S.M.; Mktng.Consult.; Episcopal; Amer. Assn. ofUniv. Women; Coast ConservationAssn.; Brd. of Directors, MS Mus. ofNat. Science; Lgue. of Women Voters;U.S.M. Alum. Assn.; Children: KeriCaruthers, Jennifer Faulkner, HunterDawkins; Yrs. in leg.: 14.Committees: State Library (Chmn.); Environ-mental Protection, Conservation and WaterResources (V. Chmn.); Drug Policy; Finance;Forestry; Highways and Transportation; In-surance; Investigate State Offices; Ports andMarine Resources.

EUGENE S. (BUCK) CLARKEDistrict 22-Bolivar, Humphreys,Sharkey, Washington, Yazoo Counties

P.O. Box 373, Hollandale 38748; DeerCreek H.S.; BS, M.S.U.; Certified PublicAccountant; Methodist; Rotary;MSCPA; Amer. Institute of CPAs;Spouse: Paula Watkins; Children: AnneRead, Carlisle, Ellen; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Appropriations (Chmn.); Ac-countability, Efficiency, Transparency; Agri-culture; Congressional Redistricting;Economic Development; Housing; Insurance;Judiciary A; Legislative Budget; LegislativeReapportionment; Ports and Marine Re-sources.

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SALLY DOTYDistrict 39-Lawrence, Lincoln, Simpson Counties

183 Oak Hill Dr., Brookhaven 39601;BA, M.U.W.; JD, MS Coll. School ofLaw; Attorney; Real Estate Manager;Methodist; M.U.W. Found. Brd.; JuniorAuxiliary Life Member; Lincoln Cnty.Rep. Women; Spouse: W. Don Doty,D.M.D.; Children: Ellen, Sarah, Ben;Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Public Property (V. Chmn.);Business and Financial Institutions; Drug Pol-icy; Economic Development; Finance; Judici-ary A; Judiciary B.

JOEY FILLINGANEDistrict 41-Covington, Forrest, JeffersonDavis, Lamar, Marion Counties

8 Westbrook Dr., Sumrall 39482; BS,U.S.M.; JD, MS Coll. School of Law; At-torney; Baptist; Forrest/Lamar Cntys.Area Dev. Partnership; C of C; NRA;Yrs. in leg: 14.Committees: Finance (Chmn.); Accountabil-ity, Efficiency, Transparency; CongressionalRedistricting; Constitution; Economic Devel-opment; Elections; Judiciary A; LegislativeBudget; Legislative Reapportionment.

HILLMAN TEROME FRAZIERDistrict 27-Hinds County

2066 Queensroad Ave., Jackson 39213;BA, J.S.U.; JD, George Washington U.Natl. Law Center, U.V. Darden Gradu-ate School of Bus. Admin; UNC ChapelHill Coll. of Arts and Sciences;Kennedy School of Gov. Harvard U.;Millsaps Coll. Ldrshp. Seminar In Hu-manities; Ldrshp. Jackson; Spouse: JeanMaria Clayton; Children: Julian,Gabrielle, Erica, Kristopher, Kawaii Jo,Cleveland, Jordan “Dog” (deceased);Yrs. in leg.: 34.Committees: Housing (Chmn.); Appropria-tions; Congressional Redistricting; Elections;Interstate and Federal Cooperation; Investi-gate State Offices; Judiciary A; LegislativeReapportionment; Public Health and Welfare;Universities and Colleges.

NANCY ADAMS COLLINSDistrict 6-Lee, Pontotoc Counties

1604 Briar Ridge Rd., Tupelo 38804; AD,Itawamba C.C.; BS, M.U.W.; Methodist;RN; Speech Therapist; Limited OBSonographer; Tree Farmer; FoundingPres., Sanctuary Hospice House;Commty. Volunteer; Lee Cnty. ForestryAssn.; CDF; ALEC; Tupelo GardenClub; Tupelo Artist Guild; Spouse: JimCollins; Children: Adam, Amy, Conner,Josh; Grandchildren: Bo, Carlyle andCharlie Blossom, Lane Baxter, Drewand Tucker Napier; Years in leg.: 3.Committees: Accountability, Efficiency, Trans-parency (Chmn.); Education (V. Chmn.); Agricul-ture; Appropriations; Forestry; PEER; PublicHealth and Welfare; Veterans and Military Affairs.

PHILLIP A. GANDYDistrict 43-George, Greene, Stone,Wayne Counties

17 Oakwood Lane Ext., Waynesboro39367; E.C.C.C.; Southeastern BaptistColl.; Pastor, Liberty Baptist Church;Spouse: Peggy Joyce McNeil; Children:Kimberly Stokley, Gwendolyn King,Joshua; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Agriculture; Appropriations;County Affairs; Drug Policy; Energy; Ethics;Forestry; Veterans and Military Affairs.

JOSH HARKINSDistrict 20-Madison, Rankin Counties

P.O. Box 320374, Flowood 39232; BBA,M.S.U.; Commercial Real Estate andConstruction; NRA; Flowood C of C;Century Club Charities; Home BuildersAssn.; Baptist; Spouse: Andrea Scales;Children: Emerson, Carlysle; Yrs. inleg.: 2.Committees: Ports and Marine Resources (V.Chmn.); Business and Financial Institutions;Finance; Highways and Transportation; PublicHealth and Welfare; Public Property; Tourism;Universities and Colleges.

THOMAS ARLIN (TOMMY)GOLLOTTDistrict 50-Harrison County

235 Bay View Ave., Biloxi 39530; St.Coll. of AR; U.S.M.; Catholic; Natl. Soc.of St. Leg.; Boys & Girls Club; Knightsof Columbus; Fleur De Lis; CheshireHome for Handicapped; Elks; Spouse:Zelma Jackson; Children: Tanya, Lisa,Jennifer; Yrs. in leg.: 46.Committees: Environmental Protection, Con-servation and Water Resources (Chmn.); Appropriations;DrugPolicy;Economic Devel-opment; Elections; Highways and Trans-portation; Local and Private; PEER; Ports andMarine Resources; Tourism.

W. BRIGGS HOPSON IIIDistrict 23-Issaquena, Warren, Yazoo Counties

1201 Cherry St., Vicksburg 39183; BBA,U.M.; JD, U.M.; Attorney; Methodist;Mission MS; MS River Trail; UnitedWay; MS Bar Assn.; International Assn.of Defense Counsel; Spouse: AlisonQuaid; Children: Liam, Walt, Jane; Yrs.in leg.: 6.Committees: Judiciary A (Chmn.); Accounta-bility, Efficiency, Transparency; Appropria-tions; Education; Environmental Protection,Conservation and Water Resources; JudiciaryB; Public Health and Welfare; Tourism; Uni-versities and Colleges.

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ANGELA BURKS HILLDistrict 40-Marion, Pearl River,Walthall Counties

54 Watts Rd., Picayune 39466; PearlRiver C.C.; BS (Science Ed.), U.S.M.;Fmr. Teacher; Ornamental and Veg-etable Plant Production/Retail Sales;Roseland Park Baptist Church; Spouse:Richard Byron Hill; Children: AndrewByron, Kelly Gray; Grandchildren:Aiden Byron, Ethan Henley; Yrs. in leg.:2.Committees:Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks (V.Chmn.); Agriculture; Appropriations; Correc-tions; Education; Environmental Protection,Conservation and Water Resources; Insurance.

STEVE HALEDistrict 10-Panola, Tate Counties

432 Terry Lane, Senatobia 38668; AA,N.W.C.C.; BS, M.S.U.; Baptist; fmr.Mayor, Senatobia; Past Dir., MS Munic-ipal Assn.; Past Dir., North Delta Plan-ning and Dev., Inc.; fmr. Exec. Dir., MSDev. Authority; fmr. Dir., Tate Cnty.Planning Commsn.; Spouse: CindyRials; Children: Jennifer Brunetti, Jay;Grandchildren: Aiden and ElizabethBrunetti; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Economic Development (V.Chmn.); Accountability, Efficiency, Trans-parency; Education; Finance; Investigate StateOffices; Judiciary A; Universities and Col-leges.

JOHN HORHNDistrict 26-Hinds, Madison Counties

P.O. Box 2030, Jackson 39225; BA, Cen-tre Coll.; Cert. Commty. Ldrshp., J.S.U.;Duke Governors Ctr.; Business Dev.Consltnt.; fmr. Centre Coll. Brd. ofTrustees; Board of Trustees, MS Mu-seum of Art, B.B. King Museum, NewStage Theatre, MS International FilmFestival, Amer. Civil Liberties Union;100 Black Men of MS; Life Member,NAACP; Spouse: Lydia Gail Cole; Chil-dren: Siraj, Charla; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Economic Development(Chmn.); Appropriations; Environmental Pro-tection, Conservation and Water Resources;Highways and Transportation; Insurance;Labor; Rules; State Library; Tourism.

BILLY HUDSONDistrict 45-Forrest, Lamar, Pearl River,Perry, Stone Counties

27 Troon Circle, Hattiesburg 39401;fmr. Forrest Cnty. Supervisor; fmr.Magee Alderman; fmr. F.C.A.H.S.School Brd; Main St. Baptist Church;Spouse: Barbara; Children: 5; Grand-children: 9; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Agriculture (Chmn.); CountyAffairs (V. Chmn.); Environmental Protection,Conservation and Water Resources; Finance;Highways and Transportation; Labor; Rules;Universities and Colleges.

GARY JACKSONDistrict 15-Attala, Calhoun, Choctaw,Montgomery, Oktibbeha, Webster,Winston Counties

P.O. Box 40, French Camp 39745;E.M.C.C.; BS, M.S.U.; Pastor,Kilmichael Baptist Church; Spouse: Di-anne Poss; Children: Corbett, David;Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Business and Financial Institu-tions (Chmn.); PEER (Chmn.); Ethics (V.Chmn.); Appropriations; Energy; PublicHealth and Welfare; Universities and Col-leges; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

ROBERT L. JACKSONDistrict 11-Coahoma, Quitman, Tate, Tunica Counties

P.O. Box 383, Marks 38646; AA,N.W.C.C.; BS, U.S.M.; MBA (inprogress), D.S.U.; CEO, Quitman Cnty.Dev. Org.; 2005 Flemming Fellow;Commty. & Econ. Dev. Practitioner;Baptist; Alpha Phi Alpha; QuitmanCnty. Senior Citizens; Brd., Found. forthe Mid-South; MS Delta Revitalizationof the Delta Task Force; Children:Nikara, Reginald, Zakiya, Danielle; Yrs.in leg.: 10.Committees: Executive Contingent Fund(Chmn.); Labor (V. Chmn.); Agriculture; Ap-propriations; Business and Financial Institu-tions; Energy; Ports and Marine Resources;Public Property.

SAMPSON JACKSON IIDistrict 32-Kemper, Lauderdale, Noxubee, Winston Counties

P.O. Box 686, DeKalb 39328; WhisentonH.S.; Mary Holmes C. C.; E. M. C. C.;Businessman; Farmer; MS State TaxCommsn. Weight Enforcement Officer;Baptist; Mason; NAACP; Pol. BlackCaucus; Cattlemen’s Assn.; Spouse: Pa-tricia Hayes; Children: Kalvin B., KiethK., Sampson III; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Corrections (Chmn.); Interstateand Federal Cooperation (V. Chmn.); Appro-priations; Energy; Judiciary B; PEER; Veteransand Military Affairs; Wildlife, Fisheries andParks.

KENNETH WAYNE JONESDistrict 21-Attala, Holmes, Madison,Yazoo Counties

214 North West St., Canton 39046; BS,M.S. Ed, J.S.U.; Bus. Owner; Pres., Mu-nicipal Mngmnt, LLC; Baptist; PrinceHall Mason; Kappa Alpha Psi Frater-nity; U.S. Army Reserves (ret.); Spouse:Bobby Jones; Children: Kennedy,William; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Interstate and Federal Coopera-tion (Chmn.); Constitution; EnvironmentalProtection, Conservation and Water Re-sources; Executive Contingent Fund; Finance;Insurance; Municipalities; Public Health andWelfare.

DAVID L. JORDANDistrict 24-Holmes, Leflore, Tallahatchie Counties

504 Bowie Ln., Greenwood 38930;M.V.S.U.; BS, U. of WY; MS, KS St. Coll.of Pittsburg; Dillard U.; further studies,U. of TX; Science Teacher (ret.); Green-wood City Coun.; Baptist; Pres., Green-wood Voters Lgue.; NEA; MAE;NAACP; NBC/LEO; St. Dem. Exec.Comm.; MMA; Spouse: Christine Bell;Children: David Jr., Joyce, Donald, Dar-ryl; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Drug Policy (Chmn.); Agricul-ture; County Affairs; Education; Environmen-tal Protection, Conservation and WaterResources; Finance; Forestry; Housing; Mu-nicipalities; Tourism.

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RUSSELL JOLLYDistrict 8-Calhoun, Chickasaw,Grenada, Lee Counties

369 Hwy 47, Houston 38851; HoustonH.S.; Cattleman; Baptist; Gideon;Shriner; Mason; Cattlemen’s Assn.;Farm Bureau; Spouse: Rhonda Brand;Children: Greg, Brandon;Years in leg.:3.Committees: Agriculture (V. Chmn.); Appro-priations; Corrections; County Affairs; Educa-tion; Energy; Environmental Protection,Conservation and Water Resources; Ethics;Highways and Transportation.

WILL LONGWITZDistrict 25-Hinds, Madison Counties

P.O. Box 1273, Madison 39130; MSSchool for Mathematics and Science;BA, Georgetown U.; JD, U.M.; Attor-ney; Episcopal; Madison-Ridgeland Ro-tary Club; MS Bar Assn.; NRA; Amer.Leg. Exch. Coun.; Madison Cnty. TeaParty; Madison Cnty. Rep. Party; Madi-son Cnty., Madison the City, RidgelandC of Cs; Madison Cnty. Bus. Lgue;Spouse: Leigh Ann Cox; Children: So-phie, June; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Constitution (V. Chmn.); Busi-ness and Financial Institutions; County Af-fairs; Ethics; Finance; Insurance; Judiciary A.

DEAN KIRBYDistrict 30-Rankin County

111 Brandon Blvd., Pearl 39208; PearlH.S.; MS Coll.; Ins.; Baptist; Exchange;Kiwanis; 32nd Deg. Scottish RiteMason; C of C; IIAM; IIAA; NCSL;ALEC; NCOIL Exec. Comm.; Spouse:Jean Latham; Children: Chris, Tara,Tina; Grandchildren: Kirby, Madeline,Max, Ford, Fisher, Cloe; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Public Health and Welfare(Chmn.); Corrections; Finance; Highways andTransportation; Housing; Insurance; Interstateand Federal Cooperation; Judiciary A; Leg-islative Budget.

PERRY LEEDistrict 35-Copiah, Covington, Rankin,Simpson Counties

108 Tiger Dr., Mendenhall 39114; Res.: 601-847-1178; Senate: 601-359-4090; BS, L.S.U.;MA, M.S.U.; M.S.U. Cnty. Agt. (ret.); Cert.Crop Advisor; Baptist; Spouse: JanellaAdams; Children: Lenora Lee Grayson,Amanda Lee Broadhead; Grandchildren:Alex and Bella Broadhead; Annlee , Deuceand Asher Grayson; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Local and Private (Chmn.); High-ways and Transportation (V. Chmn.); Appro-priations; Enrolled Bills; EnvironmentalProtection, Conservation and Water Re-sources; Ethics; Judiciary B; Municipalities;PEER; Universities and Colleges.

CHRIS McDANIELDistrict 42-Jones County

506 South Court Street, Ellisville 39437; AA,Jones Cnty. J.C.; BS, William Carey U.; JD,U.M.; Law Partner, Hortman Harlow Mar-tindale Bassi Robinson & McDaniel, PLLC;Owner of B.C. Properties; MS Ldrshp.Forum; MS Econ. Coun.; Assn. for Excel-lence in Ed.; NRA; Federalist Society; MSDefense Lawyers Assn.; Fifth Federal Cir-cuit Bar Assn.; The Hundred Club of JonesCnty.; Rotary Club; Exch. Club; Spouse: JillTullos; Child: Cambridge; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Elections (Chmn.); Judiciary B (V.Chmn.); Appropriations; Compilation, Revi-sion and Publication; Congressional Redis-tricting; Constitution; Drug Policy; Energy;Legislative Reapportionment; Municipalities;Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

PHILIP MORANDistrict 46-Hancock, Harrison Counties

18403 Old Joe Moran Rd., Kiln 39556;BS, M.S.U.; Owner, Philip’s Pest Con-trol; Catholic; Cen. Hancock Cnty. Ro-tary; Hancock Cnty. C of C; Knights ofColumbus; Gulf Coast Assn. of Real-tors; MS Pest Control Assn.; Assd.Builders and Contractors; M.S.U. Alum.Assn.; Spouse: Sheila Morris; Children:Alan, Lori; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees:Veterans and Military Affairs (V.Chmn.); County Affairs; Enrolled Bills; Fi-nance; Highways and Transportation; Investi-gate State Offices; Labor; Wildlife, Fisheriesand Parks.

RITA POTTS PARKSDistrict 4-Alcorn, Tippah, TishomingoCounties

P.O. Box 303, Corinth 38835; AlcornCen. H.S.; AA, N.E.C.C.; BS, U.M.; Ind.Eng., State Tech. Inst.; Baptist; Qualityand Regulatory Affairs; Amer. Soc. forQuality; Parenteral Drug Assn.; Fmr.Dir., MS Govt. Prayer Alliance; NRA;Kiwanis; Spouse: Mike Parks; Child:Hannah; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Insurance (V. Chmn.); Businessand Financial Institutions; Economic Develop-ment; Finance; Highways and Transportation;Public Health and Welfare; Veterans and Mil-itary Affairs.

JOHN A. POLKDistrict 44-Forrest, Lamar, Perry Counties

53 Tidewater Rd., Hattiesburg 39402;Prentiss H.S.; BS, U.S.M.; Baptist; Busi-ness Executive; Spouse: Jan Barrett;Children: Julie, Brian; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Universities and Colleges(Chmn.); Accountability, Efficiency, Trans-parency; Education; Elections; Energy; Fi-nance; Housing; Ports and Marine Resources.

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CHRIS MASSEYDistrict 1-DeSoto County

P.O. Box 208, Nesbit 38651; SouthavenH.S.; N.W.C.C.; Home Builder; Natl.Home Builders Assn.; Home BuildersAssn. of MS; Home Builders Assn. of N.MS; Desoto Econ. Coun.; Christian;cmassey@senate.ms.gov; NRA;Spouse:Cathy Herron; Children: Katie, Dalton,Morgan; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees:Housing (V. Chmn.); Education;Finance; Labor; Municipalities; Tourism;Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

DAVID PARKERDistrict 19-DeSoto County

4889 Bobo Place, Olive Branch 38654;Southaven H.S.; Christian Brothers U.;South. Coll. of Optometry; Optometrist;Founder, Olive Branch Eyecare, PLLCand Eyecare Properties, LLC;Methodist; Spouse: Ashleigh; Children:Allie, Jack, Luke, Jude; First year in leg.Committees:

HASKINS MONTGOMERYDistrict 34-Jasper, Jones, Scott, Smith Counties

P.O. Box 611, Bay Springs 39422; BaySprings H.S.; Jones Cnty. J.C.; BS,M.S.U.; Businessman; Farmer; Econ. De-veloper; Methodist; Brd. of Trustees,Jones Cnty. J.C.; Dir. of South. Pine EPA;Pres. Mid MS Dev. Dist.; Dir. of JasperCnty. Econ. Dev. Dist.; fmr. Aldermanand Mayor, Bay Springs; C of C; RotaryClub, Brd; Spouse: Diana McDonald;Children: Heather, Salli, Anna; Yrs. inleg.: 6.Committees: Veterans and Military Affairs(Chmn.); Agriculture; Business and FinancialInstitutions; Economic Development; Energy;Finance; Judiciary A; Universities and Col-leges.

DERRICK T. SIMMONSDistrict 12-Bolivar, Washington Counties

P.O. Box 1854, Greenville 38702; BBA,J.S.U.; MBA, Howard Business School;JD, Howard School of Law; Attorney;Businessman; Amer. Bar Assn.; Natl.Bar Assn.; MS Bar; Magnolia Bar; D.C.Bar; Greenville Rotary Club; PrinceHall Mason; Kappa Alpha Psi; Baptist;Spouse: CuWanda; Yrs. in leg: 3.Committees: Compilation, Revision and Pub-lication; Corrections; Finance; Insurance; Ju-diciary A; Judiciary B; Labor; Wildlife,Fisheries and Parks.

BILL STONEDistrict 2-Benton, Marshall, TippahCounties

47 Winborn Ave., Ashland 38603; AA,N.E.C.C.; U.M.; Real Estate Broker;Pres., Gordon Stone Realty, Inc.; Baptist;Ashland Civic Club; Commsn. on Fu-ture of Northeast MS; Spouse: DebbieSamples; Children: Jessi, Will, Adam;Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees:Municipalities (V. Chmn.); Busi-ness and Financial Institutions; Constitution;County Affairs; Executive Contingent Fund;Finance; Forestry; Wildlife, Fisheries andParks.

GRAY TOLLISONDistrict 9-Lafayette, Tallahatchie,Yalobusha Counties

P.O. Box 1358, Oxford 38655; OxfordH.S.; BA, Rhodes Coll.; JD, U.M.; Attor-ney; Tree Farmer; Presbyterian; Spouse:Amanda K. Jones; Children: WilliamGrady, Laurel Anne; Yrs. in leg.: 18.Committees: Education (Chmn.); ExecutiveContingent Fund (V. Chmn.); Constitution; Fi-nance; Judiciary B; Public Health and Welfare;Rules; Universities and Colleges; Wildlife,Fisheries and Parks.

WILLIE SIMMONSDistrict 13-Bolivar, Humphreys, Sunflower Counties

P.O. Box 297, Cleveland 38732; BS,A.S.U.; MS, EdS, D.S.U.; Admin.Cnsltnt.; Solomon Chapel AME; Amer.Correctional Assn.; Bolivar Cnty. 100Black Men; Prince Hall Mason; OmegaPsi Phi; NAACP; A.S.U., D.S.U. Alum.Assns.; Spouse: Rosie Sibley; Children:Avery, Christopher, Reginald, Sarita;Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Highways and Transportation(Chmn.); Agriculture; Appropriations; Cor-rections; Legislative Budget; Ports and MarineResources; Public Health and Welfare; StateLibrary.

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SEAN TINDELLDistrict 49-Harrison County

20 Mockingbird Ln., Gulfport 39507;BSBA, U.S.M.; MBA, U.S.M.; JD, MSColl. School of Law; Baptist; Attorney;Real Estate Broker; MS Bar; MS Assn. ofRealtors; Harrison Cnty. Rep.; NRA;Spouse: Claire; Children: Sam, JohnThomas, Meredith; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Tourism (V. Chmn.); Appropria-tions; Corrections; Energy; EnvironmentalProtection, Conservation and Water Re-sources; Judiciary A; Judiciary B; Ports andMarine Resources.

TONY SMITH District 47-Harrison, Jackson, PearlRiver, Stone Counties

51 Lancair Dr., Picayune 39466; OakGrove H.S.; Pearl River C.C.; BS,U.S.M.; Owner, Stonewall’s BBQ &Catering; Greater Picayune C of C;Picayune Main Street Assn.; MS Restau-rant Assn.; MS School Boards Assn.;Natl. BBQ Assn.; Blue Knights MS IX;U.S.M. Alum. Assn.; Christian; Spouse:Angie Traylor; Children: Lauren Steil,Alexis, Addison; Son-in-law: Evan Steil;Grandchildren: Gracie, Finley; Yrs. inleg.: 2.Committees: Local and Private (V. Chmn.); Fi-nance; Highways and Transportation; Insur-ance; Public Health and Welfare; PublicProperty.

MELANIE SOJOURNERDistrict 37-Adams, Amite, Franklin,Pike Counties

P.O. Box 241, Natchez 39121; AA, Co.-Lin. C.C.; B.S., L.S.U.; Cattle Producer,Oakwood Plantation; Owner, EverydayAdventure; 4-H Agent, M.S.U. Ext. Svc.;V. Pres. MS Cattlemen’s Assn.; MSFarm Bur. Fed.; Pres., Natchez Reg.Med. Ctr. Healthcare Found.; NRA;Amer. Leg. Exch. Coun.; Kiwanis Intl.;Children: Kaelin Daye, Dayne Daye;Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Forestry (Chmn.); Agriculture;Appropriations; Congressional Redistricting;County Affairs; Energy; Environmental Pro-tection, Conservation and Water Resources;Legislative Reapportionment; Municipalities;Public Health and Welfare; Tourism.

GILES K. WARDDistrict 18-Leake, Neshoba, Winston Counties

114 Jordan Circle, Louisville 39339;Louisville H.S.; U.S.M.; M.S.U.; Re-gional Manager, Georgia-Pacific Corp.(ret.); Methodist; Louisville/Winston Cof C; MS Manufacturers Assn.; Chris-tian Camp of North MS; Spouse: KayBurrage; Children: Laura Harris, Je-remy; Grandchildren: Haley and SallyAnn Harris, Cliff Ward; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks(Chmn.); Energy (V. Chmn.); Forestry (V.Chmn.); Agriculture; Business and FinancialInstitutions; Environmental Protection, Con-servation and Water Resources; ExecutiveContingent Fund; Finance; Highways andTransportation; Judiciary B.

MICHAEL WATSONDistrict 51-Jackson County

502 Delmas Avenue, Pascagoula 39567;BBA, U.M.; JD, U.M.; Attorney/BusinessDevelopment Director Orion Engineer-ing; Presbyterian; Pascagoula RotaryClub; Spouse: Lauren Emsviler; Child:Gracie Pierce; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Constitution (Chmn.); Drug Pol-icy (V. Chmn.); Compilation, Revision andPublication; Finance; Forestry; InvestigateState Offices; Judiciary B; Ports and MarineResources; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

J. P. WILEMON, JR. District 5-Itawamba, Prentiss,Tishomingo Counties

P.O. Box 82, Belmont 38827; BelmontH.S.; N.E.C.C.; School of Banking,Memphis State U.; Banker; Belmont Al-derman; Primitive Baptist; Spouse: Bob-bie J. Johnson; Children: Mack, GinaSmith; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Municipalities (Chmn.); Ac-countability, Efficiency, Transparency (V.Chmn.); Business and Financial Institutions(V. Chmn.); Appropriations; Drug Policy; Ed-ucation; Enrolled Bills; Investigate State Of-fices; Judiciary B; Universities and Colleges.

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BRICE WIGGINSDistrict 52-Jackson County

P.O. Box 922, Pascagoula 39568; BA,Tulane U.; JD, MS Coll. School of Law;Attorney/Owner, Wiggins Law, PLLC;Pascagoula Rotary; Eastlawn UnitedMethodist Church; Chmn., Excel By 5of Pascagoula; Singing River SoccerClub; MS Bar; Jackson Cnty. Bar Assn.;NRA; Mission MS.; Spouse: HeatherBoyd; Children: Landon, Grace; Yrs. inleg.: 2.Committees: Ports and Marine Resources(Chmn.); Appropriations; Congressional Re-districting; Corrections; Education; Environ-mental Protection, Conservation and WaterResources; Judiciary B; Legislative Reappor-tionment; Public Health and Welfare.

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Accountability, Efficiency, Transparency (9)Senator Collins (Chmn.); Senator Wilemon (V.Chmn.); Senators Blount, Brown, Clarke, Fillingane,Hale, Hopson, Polk.

Agriculture (13)Senator Hudson (Chmn.); Senator Jolly (V. Chmn.);Senators Chassaniol, Clarke, Collins, Gandy, Hill,Jackson (11), Jordan, Montgomery, Simmons (13),Sojourner, Ward.

Appropriations (26)Senator Clarke (Chmn.); Senator Burton (V. Chmn.);Senators Blount, Brown, Butler (36), Carmichael,Collins, Frazier, Gandy, Gollott, Hill, Hopson,Horhn, Jackson (15), Jackson (11), Jackson (32), Jolly,Lee, McDaniel, Simmons (13), Sojourner, Tindell,Wiggins, Wilemon.

Business and Financial Institutions (13)Senator Jackson (15) (Chmn.); Senator Wilemon (V.Chmn.); Senators Browning, Butler (38), Carmichael,Doty, Harkins, Jackson (11), Longwitz, Mont-gomery, Parks, Stone, Ward.

Constitution (9)Senator Watson (Chmn.); Senator Longwitz (V.Chmn.); Senators Bryan, Fillingane, Jones, Mc-Daniel, Stone, Tollison.

Corrections (11)Senator Jackson (32) (Chmn.); Senator Chassaniol,(V. Chmn.); Senators Carmichael, Hill, Jolly, Kirby,Simmons (12), Simmons (13), Tindell, Wiggins.

County Affairs (9)Senator Browning (Chmn.); Senator Hudson (V.Chmn.); Senators Gandy, Jolly, Jordan, Longwitz,Moran, Sojourner, Stone.

Drug Policy (11)Senator Jordan (Chmn.); Senator Watson (V.Chmn.); Senators Browning, Butler (36), Chassaniol,Dawkins, Doty, Gandy, Gollott, McDaniel, Wile-mon.

Economic Development (11)Senator Horhn (Chmn.); Senator Hale (V. Chmn.);Senators Brown, Clarke, Doty, Fillingane, Gollott,Montgomery, Parks.

Education (15)Senator Tollison (Chmn.); Senator Collins (V.Chmn.); Senators Blount, Burton, Carmichael, Hale,Hill, Hopson, Jolly, Jordan, Massey, Polk, Wiggins,Wilemon.

Elections (9)Senator McDaniel (Chmn.); Senator Blount (V.Chmn.); Senators Bryan, Chassaniol, Fillingane, Fra-zier, Gollott, Polk.

Energy (15)Senator Burton (Chmn.); Senator Ward (V. Chmn.);Senators Browning, Carmichael, Gandy, Jackson(15), Jackson (11), Jackson (32), Jolly, McDaniel,Montgomery, Polk, Sojourner, Tindell.

Environmental Protection, Conservationand Water Resources (15)Senator Gollott (Chmn.); Senator Dawkins (V.Chmn.); Senators Butler (36), Hill, Hopson, Horhn,Hudson, Jolly, Jones, Jordan, Lee, Sojourner, Tindell,Ward, Wiggins.

Ethics (9)Senator Jackson (15) (V.Chmn.); Senators Blount,Butler (36), Chassaniol, Gandy, Jolly, Lee, Longwitz.

Finance (26)Senator Fillingane (Chmn.); Senators Browning,Bryan, Butler (38), Chassaniol, Dawkins, Doty, Hale,Harkins, Hudson, Jones, Jordan, Kirby, Longwitz,Massey, Montgomery, Moran, Parks, Polk, Sim-mons (12), Smith, Stone, Tollison, Ward, Watson.

Forestry (9)Senator Sojourner (Chmn.); Senator Ward (V.Chmn.); Senators Butler (36), Collins, Dawkins,Gandy, Jordan, Stone, Watson.

Highways and Transportation (19)Senator Simmons (13) (Chmn.); Senator Lee (V.Chmn.); Senators Brown, Browning, Bryan, Butler(36), Butler (38), Dawkins, Gollott, Harkins, Horhn,Hudson, Jolly, Kirby, Moran, Parks, Smith, Ward.

Housing (9)Senator Frazier (Chmn.); Senator Massey (V.Chmn.); Senators Brown, Clarke, Jordan, Kirby,Polk.

Insurance (13)Senator Carmichael (Chmn.); Senator Parks (V.Chmn.); Senators Brown, Browning, Clarke,Dawkins, Hill, Horhn, Jones, Kirby, Longwitz, Sim-mons (12), Smith.

Interstate and Federal Cooperation (5)Senator Jones (Chmn.); Senator Jackson (32) (V.Chmn.); Senators Frazier, Kirby.

Judiciary A (15)Senator Hopson (Chmn.); Senators Burton, Butler(38), Clarke, Doty, Fillingane, Frazier, Hale, Kirby,Longwitz, Montgomery, Simmons (12), Tindell.

Judiciary B (15)Senator Bryan (Chmn.); Senator McDaniel (V.Chmn.); Senators Blount, Doty, Hopson, Jackson(32), Lee, Simmons (12), Tindell, Tollison, Ward,Watson, Wiggins, Wilemon.

Labor (9)Senator Butler (38) (Chmn.); Senator Jackson (11) (V.Chmn.); Senators Brown, Butler (36), Horhn, Hud-son, Massey, Moran, Simmons (12).

Local and Private (5)Senator Lee (Chmn.); Senator Smith (V. Chmn.);Senators Bryan, Butler (38), Gollott.

Municipalities (11)Senator Wilemon (Chmn.); Senator Stone (V.Chmn.); Senators Burton, Butler (38), Chassaniol,Jones, Jordan, Lee, Massey, McDaniel, Sojourner.

Ports and Marine Resources (11)Senator Wiggins (Chmn.); Senator Harkins (V.Chmn.), Senators Carmichael, Clarke, Dawkins,Gollott, Jackson (11), Polk, Simmons (13), Tindell,Watson.

Public Health and Welfare (19)Senator Kirby (Chmn.); Senator Bryan (V. Chmn.);Senators Blount, Burton, Collins, Frazier, Harkins,Hopson, Jackson (15), Jones, Parks, Simmons (13),Smith, Sojourner, Tollison, Wiggins.

Public Property (7)Senator Blount (Chmn.); Senator Doty (V. Chmn.);Senators Burton, Butler (36), Harkins, Jackson (11),Smith.

Rules (5)Senator Brown (Chmn.); Senators Burton, Horhn,Hudson, Tollison.

Tourism (11)Senator Chassaniol (Chmn.); Senator Tindell (V.Chmn.); Senators Butler (36), Butler (38), Gollott,Harkins, Hopson, Horhn, Jordan, Massey, So-journer.

Universities and Colleges (13)Senator Polk (Chmn.); Senator Burton (V. Chmn.);Senators Frazier, Hale, Harkins, Hopson, Hudson,Jackson (15), Lee, Montgomery, Tollison, Wilemon.

Veterans and Military Affairs (7)Senator Montgomery (Chmn.); Senator Moran (V.Chmn.); Senators Collins, Gandy, Jackson (32),Parks.

Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks (11)Senator Ward (Chmn.); Senator Hill (V. Chmn.);Senators Jackson (15), Jackson (32), Massey, Mc-Daniel, Moran, Simmons (12), Stone, Tollison, Wat-son.

JOINT COMMITTEESCompilation, Revision and Publication (7)Lt. Gov. Reeves (V. Chmn.); Senators Brown, Bryan,McDaniel, Simmons (12), Watson.

Congressional Redistricting (10)Senators Blount, Bryan, Burton, Clarke, Fillingane,Frazier, McDaniel, Sojourner, Wiggins.

Enrolled Bills (5)Senator Butler (38) (V. Chmn.); Senators Lee, Moran,Wileman.

Executive Contingent Fund (5)Senator Jackson (11) (Chmn.); Senator Tollison (V.Chmn.); Senators Jones, Stone, Ward.

Investigate State Offices (9)Senator Butler (36) (Chmn.); Senator Carmichael (V.Chmn.); Senators Chassaniol, Dawkins, Frazier,Hale, Moran, Watson, Wilemon.

Legislative Budget (7)Lt. Gov. Reeves (V. Chmn.); Senators Brown, Bur-ton, Clarke, Fillingane, Kirby, Simmons (13).

Legislative Reapportionment (10)Senator Burton (V. Chmn.); Senators Blount, Bryan,Clarke, Fillingane, Frazier, McDaniel, Sojourner,Wiggins.

Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review (7)Senator Jackson (15) (Chmn.); Senators Butler (38),Carmichael, Collins, Gollott, Jackson (32), Lee.

State Library (5)Senator Dawkins (Chmn.); Senator Butler (36) (V.Chmn.); Senators Butler (38), Horhn, Simmons (13).

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1. Lester (Bubba) Carpenter2. Nick Bain3. William Tracy Arnold4. Joseph F. (Jody) Steverson5. Kelvin O. Buck6. Eugene Forrest Hamilton7. Wanda Taylor Jennings8. John T. (Trey) Lamar III9. Clara H. Burnett10. Nolan Mettetal11. Joe C. Gardner12. Brad Mayo13. Steve Massengill14. Margaret Ellis Rogers15. Mac Huddleston16. Daniel Stephen (Steve) Holland

17. Brian Aldridge18. Jerry R. Turner19. Randy P. Boyd20. Chris Brown21. Donnie Bell22. Preston Sullivan23. Jim Beckett24. M. Kevin Horan25. Gene Alday26. Henry (Chuck) Espy III27. Ferr Smith28. Tommy Taylor29. Linda Coleman30. Robert E. Huddleston31. Sara Richardson Thomas

32. Willie J. Perkins, Sr.33. Thomas U. Reynolds34. Linda Whittington35. Joey Hood36. David Gibbs37. Gary A. Chism 38. Tyrone Ellis39. Jeffrey C. (Jeff) Smith40. Miles Patrick (Pat) Nelson41. Ester Mullin Harrison42. Reecy L. Dickson43. Michael T. Evans44. C. Scott Bounds45. Bennett Malone46. Bobby B. Howell47. Bryant W. Clark48. Jason White49. Willie L. Bailey50. John W. Hines, Sr.51. Rufus E. Straughter52. Bill Kinkade53. Robert W. (Bobby) Moak54. Alex Monsour, Jr.55. George Flaggs, Jr.56. Philip Gunn57. Edward Blackmon, Jr.58. Rita Martinson 59. To be elected60. John L. Moore61. Ray Rogers 62. Tom Weathersby63. Deborah Butler Dixon

64. Bill Denny65. Mary H. Coleman66. Cecil Brown67. Earle Banks68. Credell Calhoun69. Alyce G. Clarke70. James Evans71. Adrienne Wooten72. Kimberly Campbell Buck73. Brad Oberhousen74. Mark Baker75. Tom Miles76. Gregory L.Holloway, Sr.77. J. Andrew (Andy) Gipson78. Randal (Randy) Rushing79. Blaine H. (Bo) Eaton II80. Omeria Scott81. Steve Horne82. Charles L. Young, Jr.83. Greg Snowden84. William E. Shirley, Jr.85. America (Chuck)Middleton

86. Sherra Lane 87. Johnny W. Stringer88. Gary V. Staples89. Bobby Shows90. Joseph L. Warren91. Bob Evans92. Becky Currie93. Timmy Ladner94. Robert L. Johnson III

95. Jessica Sibley Upshaw96. Angela Cockerham97. Sam C. Mims V98. David W. Myers99. Bill Pigott100. Ken Morgan101. Hank Lott 102. Toby Barker103. Percy W. Watson104. Larry Byrd105. Dennis DeBar, Jr.106. Herb Frierson107. Douglas D. (Doug)

McLeod108. Mark S. Formby109. Manley Barton110. Billy Broomfield111. Charles Busby112. John O. Read113. Henry B. (Hank) Zuber III114. Jeffrey S. Guice115. Randall H. Patterson116. Casey Eure117. Scott DeLano118. Greg Haney119. Sonya Williams-Barnes120. Richard Bennett121. Carolyn Crawford122. David Baria

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PHILIP GUNNSpeaker

GREG SNOWDENSpeaker

Pro Tempore

GENE ALDAYDistrict 25-Coahoma, DeSoto, TunicaCounties

P.O. Box 122, Walls 38680; Bus.,N.W.C.C.; Eng., Elkins Int.; Fmr.Mayor, Walls; Fmr. Police Chief, Walls;Pres., AMA of Walls; Coun. of Govern-ments; Baptist Hosp. DeSoto; UnitedMethodist; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Investigate State Offices (V.Chair); Agriculture; Corrections; Municipali-ties; Transportation; Workforce Development;Youth and Family Affairs.

BRIAN ALDRIDGEDistrict 17-Lee County

P.O. Box 2611, Tupelo 38803; ItawambaC.C.; BA, M.S.U.; Founder, Exec. Dir.,Touched By An Angel Ministries; Bap-tist; Rotary; Commty. Dev. Found.; Yrs.in leg.: 10.Committees: Interstate Cooperation (Chmn.);Agriculture; Conservation and Water Re-sources; County Affairs; Public Health andHuman Servics; Ways and Means.

WILLIAM TRACY ARNOLDDistrict 3-Alcorn, PrentissCounties

301 Wyninegar Rd., Booneville 38829;New Site H.S.; Logos Bible Coll.; Chris-tian; Senior Pastor, The VineyardChurch; NRA; Pres., City of BoonevillePlanning and Zoning Commsn.; ProLife; Pres., V.I.M.I.; Farm Bureau;Spouse: Neecy Shook; Children:Madysen, Zoe; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Agriculture; Accountability, Ef-ficiency, Transparency; Banking and FinancialServices; Conservation and Water Resources;Education; Medicaid; Transportation; Youthand Family Affairs.

WILLIE L. BAILEYDistrict 49-Washington County

P.O. Box 189, Greenville 38702-0189;Tougaloo Coll.; George Washington U.Natl. Law Cen.; Attorney; Holly GroveM.B. Church; Spouse: Myrtis Ford; Chil-dren: Justin, Lakendria; Yrs. in leg.: 19.Committees: Apportionment and Elections;Judiciary B; Ports, Harbors and Airports;Tourism; Transportation.

NICK BAINDistrict 2-Alcorn County

1514 Fillmore St., Corinth 38834; BBA,U.M.; JD, MS Coll. School of Law; At-torney; Baptist; Rotary; MS Bar; NRA;MS Municipal Attorney Assn.; Spouse:Lesley Lewis; Children: Baylee Anna,Brooks; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Constitution; Education; Energy; Ju-diciary B; Tourism; Youth and Family Affairs.

JIM BECKETT District 23-Calhoun, Clay, Oktibbeha, Webster Counties

P.O. Box 722, Bruce 38915; Bruce H.S.;N.W.C.C.; BA, JD, U.M.; Attorney,City Attorney/Prosecutor, Bruce;Baptist; C of C; Touchdown; U.M.Alum. Assn.; MS Assn. of PetroleumLandmen; Calhoun Cnty./MS/Amer.Bar Assns.; MS Prosecutors Assn.;Spouse: Susan; Children: Rebecca,Claire Clark; Grandchildren: CadenAustin, Hadley Beth Clark; Yrs. in leg.:10.Committees: Public Utilities (Chmn.); Appro-priations; Congressional Redistricting; Judici-ary A; Legislative Reapportionment; PublicProperty; Rules.

MARK BAKERDistrict 74-Madison, Rankin Counties

244 Dominion Prkwy., Brandon 39042;BA, U. of Memphis; JD, MS Coll. Schoolof Law; Attorney; Presbyterian; Rotary;MS Bar Assn.; Rankin Cnty. Bar Assn.(Past Pres.); Rep. Leader, MHRC;Spouse: Lady Collins; Child: Chase;Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Judiciary A (Chmn.); Appor-tionment and Elections; Congressional Redis-tricting; Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Legislative Reapportionment; Municipalities;Ways and Means.

EARLE BANKSDistrict 67-Hinds County

2307 M.L. King Dr., Jackson 39213; BS,J.S.U.; JD, MS Coll. School of Law; Fu-neral Director; Attorney; Catholic;MS/Natl. Funeral Dir. & MorticiansAssn.; NAACP; fmr. BIPEC Brd.; FarishSt. Festival; Magnolia/MS Bar Assns.;Ldrshp. Jackson; Flemming Fellow;J.S.U. Dev. Foun.; Children: KimberlyCeleste, Earle Stewart Jr.; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Enrolled Bills (Chmn.); Appro-priations; Judiciary A; Public Property; PublicUtilities.

MANLY BARTONDistrict 109-George, Jackson Counties

7905 Pecan Ridge Dr., Moss Point 39562;Vancleave H.S.; Assoc. Bus., AL Chris-tian Coll.; Sr. Systems Analyst, Chevron(ret.); Jackson Co. Supervisor; MS Assn.of Supervisors; East Central Civic Assn.;NRA; VFW; Amer. Leg.; Military Orderof the Purple Heart; Caswell SpringsUnited Methodist Church; Spouse: SarahThornton; Children: Cynthia Jill Chas-tant, Jeri Lynn Hudson, Jennifer MichelleRoberds, Kennon D.; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Ethics (V. Chmn.); Conservationand Water Resources; County Affairs; Energy;Transportation; Youth and Family Affairs.

TOBY BARKERDistrict 102-Forrest, Lamar Counties

409 S. 21st Avenue, Hattiesburg 39401;BA, (Communications), U.S.M.; MS, (Eco-nomic Dev.), U.S.M.; Economic Devel-oper; Christian; Rotary Club; Pine BeltInnovation Coun.; Area Dev. Partnership;Pi Kappa Phi Alumni Chapt.; Spouse:Kathryn Northrop; Yrs. in leg.: 5.Committees: Public Health and Human Serv-ices (V. Chair.); Appropriations; Education;Medicaid; Public Property; Universities andColleges.

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DAVID BARIADistrict 122-Hancock County

544 Main St., Bay St. Louis 39520; BS,U.S.M.; JD, U.M.; Attorney; Episcopal;Rotary International; Kiwanis Club;Ldrshp.Hancock Cnty.; Hancock Cnty.C of C; MS Bar Assn.; Fellow, MS BarFound.; Hancock Cnty. Bar Assn.;Spouse: Marcie Fyke; Children: Merritt,Bess, Max: Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committeees: Agriculture; Gaming; JudiciaryB; Marine Resources; Ports, Harbors and Air-ports.

DONNIE BELLDistrict 21-Itawamba, Monroe Counties

836 Tucker Road, Fulton 38843;Itawamba C.C.; BS (Ag.), M.S.U.;Teacher, Itawamba H.S.; ItawambaChristian Church; MS H.S. ActivitiesAssn.; MS Assn. for Cooperative Voca-tional Ed. Teachers; Spouse: Nelda Hig-ginbotham; Children: Paden, Abbie,Jeremiah; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Workforce Development(Chmn.); Appropriations; Energy; EnrolledBills; Interstate Cooperation; Investigate StateOffices; Transportation; Youth and Family Af-fairs.

KELVIN O. BUCKDistrict 5-Benton, Marshall Counties

700 M. L. King Dr., Holly Springs38635; BA, Rust Coll.; Methodist; PhiBeta Sigma; NAACP; Boy Scouts; 100Black Men; Spouse: Kimberly Camp-bell; Children: Forrest, Channing, Ker-rigan, Sage, Brelan, Iliya; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Insurance (V. Chmn.); Conser-vation and Water Resources; Medicaid; Uni-versities and Colleges.

C. SCOTT BOUNDSDistrict 44-Neshoba County

45 Carla Dr., Philadelphia 39350; Phila.H.S.; M.S.U.; Territory Mgr., WorkingSolutions, LLC; Baptist; Neshoba Cnty.Forestry Assn.; Brd., Neshoba Cnty.Fair, Vice-President; Farm Bureau;Brd., MS Leg. Consv. Coaltn.; Phila.-Neshoba Cnty. Commty. Dev. Partner-ship; NRA; ALEC; Co-Chmn., MS Leg.Sportsmen’s Caucus; Spouse: JenniferCheatham; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks(Chmn.); Appropriations; Conservation andWater Resources; Judiciary A; Public Prop-erty.

BILLY BROOMFIELDDistrict 110-Jackson County

4512 Hawkins St., Moss Point 39563;Magnolia H.S.; Prentiss Inst.; Enterprise(AL) C.C.; Special Projects Mgr., IngallsShipbuilding.; Methodist; Amer. Leg.;MS Vietnam Vets. Assn.; Mason;Shriner; Spouse: Vera DuBose; Chil-dren: Vernonia, Chanda; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Apportionment and Elections;Appropriations; Gaming; Marine Resources; Military Affairs.

CECIL BROWNDistrict 66-Hinds County

1423 Roxbury Pl., Jackson 39211; BA,U.M.; MPA, U of TX; Investment Adv.,CPA; Episcopal; PFS; AICPA; MSCPA;Ldrshp. Jackson Alum.; Spouse: NancyHaas; Children: Lisa, Mickey, Lindy,Nathan; Yrs. in leg.: 14.Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Medicaid; Public Health and HumanServices; Public Property; Universities andColleges.

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RANDY P. BOYDDistrict 19-Itawamba, Lee,Tishomingo Counties

P.O. Box 157, Mantachie 38855;Tremont H.S.; Itawamba C.C.; M.S.U.;Forester, Land Surveyor; MantachieLions Club; M.A.P.S.; S.A.F.; M.F.A.;Deacon, S.S. Teacher, Mantachie FirstBaptist Church; Spouse: Sherry Hol-land; Children: Tara Enlow (Ryan),Drew (deceased); Grandchildren: IanEnlow, Taryn Boyd; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Education; Energy; Forestry; Medi-caid; Public Property.

CHRIS BROWNDistrict 20-Lowndes, Monroe Counties

52160 Highway 8 East, Aberdeen 39730;N.E.C.C.; U.M.; Owner, Aberdeen RVCenter, Inc.; Baptist; Monroe Cnty. C ofC; Gideons Intl.; NRA; GOA; AOPA;Leadership Monroe; Spouse: RyksieWohlfarth; Children: Caleb, Joshua,Virginia, Elijah, Gabriel; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Agriculture; Conservation andWater Resources; Medicaid; Transportation;Ways and Means.

RICHARD BENNETTDistrict 120-Harrison County

20108 Daugherty Road, Long Beach39560; Dupont (ret.); Catholic; HarrisonCnty. Dev. Comm.; Foreign TradeZone; Three-Term Alderman, LongBeach; Long Beach Hazard MitigationCoun.; Long Beach Drug Task Force;Gulf Coast Coun. of Governments;Spouse: Tricia Clark; Child: Patrick;Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Gaming (Chmn.); Judiciary A;Local and Private Legislation; Management;Transportation; Universities and Colleges;Ways and Means.

EDWARD BLACKMON, JR.District 57-Madison County

P.O. Drawer 105, Canton 39046; BA,Tougaloo Coll.; JD, George WashingtonU.; further study, Tuskegee Inst.,Emory U.; Attorney; Baptist; Magno-lia/MS/Amer. Bar Assns.; Spouse: Bar-bara A. Martin; Children: MadisonEdward, Bradford Jerome, Janessa,Lawrence Stephan; Yrs. in leg.: 31.Committees:Municipalities (Chmn.); Appor-tionment and Elections; Congressional Redis-tricting; JudiciaryA; Legislative Reapportion-ment; Rules; Ways and Means.

CLARA H. BURNETTDistrict 9-Coahoma, Panola, Quitman,Tate, Tunica Counties

P.O. Box 469, Tunica 38676; BS, J.S.U.;MS, D.S.U.; Funeral Dir.; Teacher (ret.);Methodist; Children: Rachelle,Cedric;Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Gaming (V. Chmn.); Education;Tourism; Universities and Colleges; Youth andFamily Affairs.

LARRY BYRDDistrict 104-Forrest, Lamar Counties

17 Byrd Road, Petal 39465; Petal H.S.;Cnty. Road Manager; City Streets Di-rector; Contractor; South. Baptist; PetalC of C; 32nd deg. Mason; Knights ofYork Cross of Honour; VFW Life Mem-ber; U.S. Army Vet., 82nd Airborne Di-vision; Spouse: Karen; Children:Amanda, Andrea; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: County Affairs (V. Chmn.);Agri-culture; Energy; Marine Resources; Ports, Har-bors and Airports.

CREDELL CALHOUNDistrict 68-Hinds County

255 Myer Ave., Jackson 39209; BA, MA,Prairie View A&M U.; Spec., J.S.U.; Re-tired; M.B.; Kappa Alpha Psi; NAACPPol. Act. Chmn.; AARP; Mason; JaneAve. Cmmty. Assn., Pres.; Spouse:Peggy Hobson, Children: Lesa Horton,Paul Hobson, John Chambers, Sherry,Wendy Calhoun; Yrs. in leg.: 23.Committees:Military Affairs (V. Chmn.); Ed-ucation; Insurance; Management; Ways andMeans.

CHARLES BUSBYDistrict 111-Jackson County

907 Grant Ave., Pascagoula 39567; BS,ME, U. of S. AL; Engineer; BusinessOwner; Rotary; ASME; Jackson Cnty. Cof C; Jackson Cnty. Econ. Dev. Found.;NRA; St. John’s Episcopal Church;Spouse: Felicia Hillman; Children:Cayla, Teal; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Education; Energy; Insurance; Judici-ary B; Ports, Harbors and Airports; Wildlife,Fisheries and Parks.

KIMBERLY CAMPBELL BUCKDistrict 72-Hinds, Madison Counties

1062 Devonshire Drive, Jackson 39206;BA (English), M.S.U.; MA (Communi-cations), Auburn U.; JD, U.M.; Attor-ney; Adjunct Professor; Methodist; MSBar Assn.; Junior League of Jackson;Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Ldrshp.Jackson Alumni Assn.; Spouse: Kelvin;Children: Sage, Brelan, Iliya, Forrest,Channing, Kerrigan; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Judiciary B (V. Chmn.); Bankingand Financial Services; PEER; Public Healthand Human Services; Universities and Col-leges.

LESTER (BUBBA) CARPENTERDistrict 1-Alcorn, Tishomingo Counties

8 Carpenter Drive, Burnsville 38833;Burnsville H.S.; N.E.C.C.; ParamedicSchool, Wallace State C.C.; Paramedicat Iuka Hospital; Baptist; TishomingoCnty. Dev. Found.; Pres., BurnsvilleArea C of C; MML; Spouse: Niesha But-ler; Child: Noah; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Banking and Financial Services(V. Chmn.) Corrections; County Affairs; Judi-ciary A; Municipalities; Tourism; Universitiesand Colleges; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

GARY A. CHISMDistrict 37-Clay, Lowndes, OktibbehaCounties

P.O. Box 2343, Columbus 39704-2343;New Hope H.S.; M.S.U.; Ind. Ins.Agent; Baptist; Amer. Leg.; NRA; CIC;LUTCF; fmr. E.M.C.C. Brd. of Trustees;fmr., Lowndes Brd. of Ed.; IIAA/IIAM;Rotary; Mason; Shriner; ALEC; Spouse:Barbara Digby; Children: Chris, Ashley;Yrs. in leg.: 14.Committees: Insurance (Chmn.); Conserva-tion and Water Resources; Education; Feesand Salaries of Public Officers; Judiciary B;Local and Private Legislation; Rules; Waysand Means.

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BRYANT W. CLARKDistrict 47-Attala, Holmes, YazooCounties

271 Clark Rd., Pickens 39146; AA,Holmes C.C.; BS, M.V.S.U.; JD, MS Coll.School of Law; Attorney; Farmer; Bap-tist; Magnolia/MS Bar Assns.; NAACP;Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources (V.Chmn.); Judiciary A; Public Healthand Human Services; Wildlife, Fisheries andParks.

MARY H. COLEMANDistrict 65-Hinds, Madison Counties

308 Lynnwood Lane, Jackson 39206; BA(English), Tougaloo Coll.; Ins.; Baptist;Alpha Kappa Alpha; Rotary; PTSA;United Way; NAACP; Spouse: Cayle“Casey”; Children: Marcus, Crystal, Ar-qullas; Yrs. in leg.: 20.Committees: Public Property (V. Chmn.); Ac-countability, Efficiency, Transparency; Bank-ing and Financial Services; County Affairs;Public Health and Human Services; Trans-portation.

CAROLYN CRAWFORDDistrict 121-Harrison County

23155 Stablewood Circle, Pass Christian39571; Long Beach H.S.; BA, U. of S. AL;Fmr. Social Worker; Catholic; HarrisonCnty. Rep. Women; Tribal Member,Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe ofMichigan; Spouse: Mike Crawford;Children: Marly, Emily, Jackson; Yrs. inleg.: 2. Committees: Accountability, Efficiency,Transparency (V. Chmn.); Corrections; Edu-cation; Ethics; Judiciary A; Marine Resources;Public Health and Human Services; Tourism.

BECKY CURRIEDistrict 92- Copiah, Franklin, Lincoln Counties

407 Oliver Drive, Brookhaven 39601;AS, S.M.C.C.; U.S.M.; Registered Nurse;Episcopal; Southwest MS Tea Party;Lincoln Co. Republican Women; Co-Sponsor Lincoln Co. Teenage Republi-cans; C of C; Conservative Coalitionand Prayer Caucus; Spouse: Bruce;Children: Emily, Hillary; Grandchil-dren: 3; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Forestry (Chmn.); Accountabil-ity, Efficiency, Transparency; Apportionmentand Elections; Appropriations; Education;Fees and Salaries of Public Officers; PEER;Public Health and Human Services.

DENNIS DeBAR, JR. District 105-Forrest, George, Greene,Perry, Wayne Counties

P.O. Box 1090, Leakesville 39451; BS,Univ. of Cen. FL; JD, MS Coll. School ofLaw; Attorney; Methodist; NRA; Re-serve Officer Assn.; Rotary Intl.;Spouse: Kelley Porter; Children:Nathan, Leilani; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Agriculture; Compilation, Revi-sion and Publication; Corrections; Education;Judiciary B; Military Affairs; Public Healthand Human Services.

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SCOTT DeLANODistrict 117-Harrison County

P.O. Box 4524, Biloxi 39535; BS, BA,Acct., U.S.M.; Commercial Real EstateDevelopment; Presbyterian; Spouse:Robin; Children: Matthew, Emily; Yrs.in leg.: 4.Committees: Constitution (Chmn.); Appor-tionment and Elections; Appropriations; Gam-ing; Insurance; Transportation.

ALYCE G. CLARKEDistrict 69-Hinds County

1053 Arbor Vista Blvd., Jackson 39209;BS, A.S.U.; Tuskegee Inst.; J.S.U.; MSColl.; Nutritionist; MS; L.D.; Prof. Con-sltnt.; Ins.; Cade Chapel MB Church;Alpha Kappa Alpha; Founder, BornFree; Pub. Health Assn.; Natl. Assn. ofComm. Health Ctrs.; SE Educ. Imp.Labs; SE Reg. for Ed.; Ldrshp. Jackson ;Jackson Impr. Assn.; Natl. Assn. ofProf. Drug Court; MS Drug Court;Spouse: Deceased; Child: DeMarquisJohntrell (Mark); Yrs. in leg.: 28.Committees: Education (V.Chmn.); Appro-priations; Interstate Cooperation; Tourism;Youth and Family Affairs.

ANGELA COCKERHAMDistrict 96-Adams, Amite, Pike, Wilkinson Counties

P.O. Box 613, Magnolia 39652; BA,J.S.U.; JD, Loyola U.; MA, Tufts U.; At-torney; MS Bar Assn.; LA. Bar Assn.;Baptist; Alpha Kappa Alpha; Yrs. inleg.: 8.Committees: Energy (Chmn.); Compilation,Revision and Publication; Ethics; Judiciary A;Management; Public Property; Wildlife, Fish-eries and Parks.

LINDA COLEMANDistrict 29-Bolivar County

P.O. Box 382, Mound Bayou 38762;BPA, U.M.; JD, MS Coll. School of Law;Attorney; Baptist; Magnolia/Natl. BarAssns.; Sup., Pleasant Green MBChurch Sunday School; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees:Appropriations; County Affairs;Judiciary A; Municipalities; Transportation.

BILL DENNYDistrict 64-Hinds, Madison Counties

P.O. Box 12185, Jackson 39236; U. ofMaryland; Barclays/Amer. Credit,Multi-National Banking (ret.); Catholic;Rep. Floor Leader; Amer. Leg. Ex-change Coun. (ALEC) Task Force Exec.Comm. Member on Civil Justice; Vet.,United States Air Force; Spouse: SueRose; Children: Anne, Kitty Rose,William (Billy) III, Sally; Yrs. in leg.: 26.Committees: Apportionment and Elections(Chmn.); Congressional Redistricting (Chmn.);Legislative Reapportionment (Chmn.); Appro-priations; Constitution; Judiciary A; Munici-palities.

REECY L. DICKSONDistrict 42-Kemper, Lauderdale, Noxubee Counties

P.O. Box 293, Macon 39341; B.F. LiddellH.S.; BS, M.V.S.U.; MA, M.S.U.; Self-employed, Glass House Fashions; Mt.Zion Missionary Baptist Church;Spouse: Billie C.; Children: Billy C. Jr.,Dirk T., Ron H., Roxie J.; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Appropriations; Corrections;Education; Insurance; Workforce Develop-ment.

DEBORAH BUTLER DIXONDistrict 63-Hinds County

P.O. Box 106, Raymond 39154; SumnerHill H.S.; Hinds C.C.; Delphi PackardElectric/General Motors (ret.); BusinessPerson; IUE-CWA Labor Union forElectrical Workers; NAACP; BroderickWomen’s Injustice for Justice; BlackCaucus; New Mt. Calvary ChristianCenter; Spring Hill Christian Center;Spouse: Loviett Dixon, Jr.; Children:Camika, Consuela, Roderick, Broder-ick, Loviett III; Grandchildren: Dabri-anna, Dajaina, Rakayla, Cayden,Brayden; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Accountability, Efficiency,Transparency; Agriculture; County Affairs;Military Affairs; Municipalities; Youth andFamily Affairs.

BLAINE H. (BO) EATON IIDistrict 79-Covington, Jones, Smith Counties

503 Gambrell St., Taylorsville 39168;Taylorsville H.S.; Jones Cnty. J.C.; BS(Bus. Admin.), M.S.U.; Farmer; Baptist;Mason; Lions; Farm Bur.; Cattlemen’sAssn.; Forestry Assn.; NRA ; Spouse:Susanne; Children: Blaine III (Tripp),Allie, Ford; Yrs. in leg.: 18.Committees: Forestry (V. Chmn.); Appropri-ations; Conservation and Water Resources;Public Utilities; Transportation.

TYRONE ELLISDistrict 38-Clay, Lowndes, Noxubee,Oktibbeha Counties

P.O. Box 892, Starkville 39760; E.M.C.C.;Illinois Inst. of Tech.; New Orleans The-ological Seminary; Cnsltnt, Business-man; Real Estate Dev.; Pastor, RunningWater Baptist Church; fmr. Brd., Habi-tat for Humanity; fmr., MS Arts for theHandicapped; NAACP; Majority Leader;Spouse: Arella Rena; Children: Stephen,Stephanie; Yrs. in leg.: 34.Committees: Apportionment and Elections;Energy; Interstate Cooperation; Public Prop-erty; Ways and Means.

HENRY (CHUCK) ESPY IIIDistrict 26-Coahoma, Quitman Counties

P. O. Box 1508, Clarksdale 38614; BA,South. U. at Baton Rouge; CEO, Cen-tury Funeral Home and Burial Assn.;Methodist; NAACP; Omega Psi Phi;Mason; Pres. Coun. on Race Relations;Spouse: Lynn; Children: Allyson Victoria,Hanna Elise, Henry IV; Yrs. in leg.: 14.Committees: Investigate State Offices(Chmn.); Education; Energy; Fees and Salariesof Public Officers; Universities and Colleges;Youth and Family Affairs.

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CASEY EUREDistrict 116-Harrison County

13372 Damon Ct., Biloxi 39532;M.G.C.C.C.; U.S.M. Law EnforcementAcad.; Self-employed, Eure Properties;NRA; Coast Young Professionals; Har-rison Cnty. Rep. Club; Knights ofColumbus; Friends of MS Veterans; St.Marys Catholic Church; Spouse: JillGary; Children: Kennedy, Gunner; Yrs.in leg.: 3.Committees: Marine Resources (Chmn.); Ap-propriations; Gaming; Judiciary B; Wildlife,Fisheries and Parks.

BOB EVANSDistrict 91-Copiah, Covington, Jefferson Davis, Lawrence, SimpsonCounties

P.O. Box 636, Monticello, 39654; BA(Pol. Sci.), M.S.U.; JD, MS Coll. Schoolof Law; Lawyer; Baptist; Amer. BarAssn.; MS Bar Assn.; Habitat for Hu-manity; MS Public Defenders Assn.;Natl. Assn. of Criminal DefenseLawyers; Spouse: Jane Allen; Children:Jared, Nathan, Benton, Joseph; Grand-children: Hagan, Taylor, Carter,Ainsleigh; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Judiciary A; Medicaid; Univer-sities and Colleges; Workforce Development.

DAVID GIBBSDistrict 36-Clay, Lowndes, MonroeCounties

5587 George Walker Rd., West Point39773; KY St. U.; M.S.U.; Faulkner U.;Disability Consultant; Food Inspector;fmr. Cnty. Supervisor, Bus. Dev.; Ki-wanis; Amer. Leg.; Amer. Red Cross;Habitat for Humanity; Pres., White Sta-tion Water Assoc.; Spouse: AnnieLouise Howard; Child: Karl; Yrs. inleg.: 21.Committees: Agriculture; Appropriations;County Affairs; PEER; Youth and Family Af-fairs.

HERB FRIERSONDistrict 106-Lamar, Pearl River Counties

12 Trailwood Lane, Poplarville 39470;Pearl River C.C.; BS, M.S.U.; fmr.Teacher/Coach; Licensed Real EstateAppraiser; Baptist; Mason; NRA; C ofC; Spouse: Cheryl Young; Children:Lara, Eli; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Appropriations (Chmn.); Ap-portionment and Elections; Conservation andWater Resources; Education; LegislativeBudget; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

J. ANDREW (ANDY) GIPSONDistrict 77-Rankin, Simpson, Smith Counties

414 Holly Grove Circle, Braxton 39044;BA (Pol. Sci. and Christian Studies), MSColl.; JD, MS Coll. School of Law; Busi-ness Lawyer; Farmer; South. Baptist;MS Bar Assn.; Simpson Cnty. Dev.Found.; MS Cattlemen's Assn.; BaptistMinister; Spouse: Leslie Ellen Lehnhoff;Children: Joseph, Benjamin, Abigail;Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Judiciary B (Chmn.); Apportion-ment and Elections; Banking and FinancialServices; Congressional Redistricting; Insur-ance; Legislative Reapportionment; Rules;Ways and Means.

JOE C. GARDNERDistrict 11-Panola, Tate Counties

11084 Curtis Road, Batesville 38606;AA, C.C.C.; BS, M.V.S.U.; MS, U.M.;PhD, S.W.U.; MA, Amer. EvangelicalChristian; Businessman; Pastor; TriLake Hospital Chaplain; NAACP;Found. Brd., N.W.C.C.; Panola Parter-ship; Veteran; Spouse: Ella Graham;Child: Chandra; Yrs. in leg.: 7.Committees: Ethics (Chmn.); Agriculture;Conservation and Water Resources; Educa-tion; Military Affairs; Municipalities.

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MARK S. FORMBYDistrict 108-Pearl River County

423 North Main St., Picayune 39466;BA, M.S.U.; Owner, Formby Realty;Dist. Chmn., BSA; Brd. of Trustees,USJC Found.; Past Pres., MS Junior C ofC.; Baptist; Jaycees; Kiwanis; DucksUnltd.; C of C; M.S.U. Alum.; Spouse:Rita; Child: Rebekah Elisabeth, Eli Stu-art; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Rules (Chmn.); Compilation, Re-vision and Publication; Energy; Insurance;Public Utilities; Transportation; Ways andMeans.

JAMES EVANSDistrict 70-Hinds County

P.O. Box 1167, Jackson 39201; SC St.Coll.; Reformed Theological Seminary;Mercy Coll.; AP Clay Bible Coll., Doc-tor of Divinity; Minister; Teacher;Sports Agent/Promoter; AFL-CIO,State Director; Spouse: Sarah O’Reilly;Children: Lilli, Clora; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Executive Contingent Fund (V.Chmn.); Education; Public Health and HumanServices; State Library; Ways and Means.

MICHAEL T. EVANSDistrict 43-Kemper, Noxubee, Winston Counties

18477 Hwy 397, Preston 39354; NanihWaiya H.S.; MS Fire Acad.; Fireman,City of Philadelphia; Poultry Farmer;Baptist; MS Farm Bur.; MS Fire ChiefsAssn.; MS Poultry Assn.; Spouse:Heather Luke; Child: Hannah; Yrs. inleg.: 2.Committees: Agriculture; Conservation andWater Resources; Municipalities; Public Prop-erty; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

GEORGE FLAGGS, JR.District 55-Warren County

P.O. Box 1674, Vicksburg 39181; AA,Hinds C.C.; BS, J.S.U.; Warren CountyYouth Court Counselor; Children: Em-mari Genean, Elliott George; Yrs. inleg.: 26.Committees: Corrections (Chmn.); Appropri-ations; Banking and Financial Services; Con-stitution; Legislative Budget; Public Healthand Human Services; Rules.

JEFFREY S. GUICEDistrict 114-Harrison, Jackson Counties

1208 Iola Rd., Ocean Springs 39564;Biloxi H.S.; U.S.M.; Realtor; Appraiser;Gen. Contractor; Real Estate Broker;Deacon, First Presbyterian Church ofOcean Springs; Gulf Coast Assn. of Re-altors; MAR; NAR; Mason, McLeodLodge 424, Ocean Springs; Spouse: Be-linda Gryder; Children: Heath Allen,Lincoln Allen, Alexis Allen; Yrs. in leg.5. Committees: Marine Resources (V. Chmn.);Banking and Financial Services; Education; In-surance; Judiciary B; Ports, Harbors and Air-ports; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

PHILIP GUNNDistrict 56-Hinds, Madison, Warren, Yazoo Counties

101 Pinehaven Cove, Clinton 39056;Clinton H.S.; BBA, Baylor U.; JD, U.M.;Attorney; Baptist; Gideons; HindsCnty./MS Bar Assns.; Trustee, South-ern Baptist Theological Seminary,Louisville, Ky.; Elder, MorrisonHeights Baptist Church, Clinton;Spouse: Lisa; Children: Meredith, An-drew, Alex, John David; Yrs. in leg.: 10.SpeakerCommittees: Legislative Budget (Chmn.);Compilation, Revision and Publication(Chmn.); Management; Rules.

ESTHER MULLIN HARRISONDistrict 41-Lowndes County

924 South 7th St., Columbus 39701;Hunt H.S.; BS, A.S.U.; MEd, M.U.W.;fmr. Teacher, Business Admin.; AMEChurch; NAACP; Zeta Phi Beta;NANBPW; Eastern Star; LowndesLeague of Voters; Helping Hands;Child: Aubra Berenice; Yrs. in leg.: 14.Committees: State Library (V. Chmn.); Inves-tigate State Offices; Ports, Harbors and Air-ports; Tourism; Ways and Means.

GREG HANEYDistrict 118-Harrison County

106 45th St., Gulfport 39507; GulfportEast H.S.; M.G.C.C.C.; U.S.M.; Real Es-tate Broker; Realtor; Insurance Agent;MS Gulf Coast Assn. of Realtors; MSAssn. of Realtors; Natl. Assn. of Real-tors; Baptist; Spouse: Rhonda Barrett;Children: Scott, Sean, Luke; Yrs. in leg.:2. Committees: Accountability, Efficiency,Transparency; Interstate Cooperation; Judici-ary A; Marine Resources; Ports, Harbors andAirports; Tourism; Youth and Family Affairs.

JOHN W. HINES, SR.District 50-Washington County

P.O. Box 114, Greenville 38703;Greenville High; M.V.S.U.; Ins. Agent;Non-Denominational; NAACP; men-tor; Little League baseball coach; 100Black Men of the MS Delta; Young MenMaking a Difference; Spouse: Sherrie B.Gregory; Yrs. in leg.: 13.Committees: Youth and Family Affairs(Chmn.); Conservation and Water Resources;Corrections; Executive Contingent Fund; In-surance; Management; Public Health andHuman Services.

EUGENE FORREST HAMILTONDistrict 6-DeSoto County

7410 Hamilton Cir. N., Olive Branch38654; BS, U.M.; Pharmacist; Baptist; MSPharmacists Assn.; NFIB; C of C; Jaycees;Commty. Theatre; NARD; Geneal-ogy/His. Societies; U.M. Alum. Assn.;Spouse: Patricia Bennett; Children:Laura, Audrey; Grandchildren: Chris-tian, Hamilton, Skylar; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Executive Contingent Fund(Chmn.); Appropriations; County Affairs; Ed-ucation; Medicaid; Municipalities; PublicHealth and Human Services; Tourism.

DANIEL STEPHEN(STEVE) HOLLANDDistrict 16-Lee County

P.O. Box 2, Plantersville 38862; AA,N.W.C.C.; BS, M.S.U.; MA, U.M.; Pres.,Holland Funeral Directors, Tupelo,Okolona, Nettleton; Pres., Holland Bros.Farms; United Methodist; 32º KCCH Scot-tish Rite Mason; Shriner; Regional Rehab.Ctr.; Tombigbee EPA Brd.; Lambda ChiAlpha; Natl. Funeral Dir. Assn.; TupeloLuncheon Civitan Club; Sanctuary HospiceBrd.; Spouse: Gloria Temple; Children: Ash-ley, Emily, McKinley, Haiwei; Yrs. in leg.:30.Committees: Local and Private Legislation (V.Chmn.); Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Tourism; Transportation; Ways and Means; Youthand Family Affairs.

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GREGORY L. HOLLOWAY, SR.District 76-Claiborne, Copiah, Hinds Counties

115 Edgewood Dr., Hazlehurst 39083;Hazlehurst H.S.; BA, A. S. U.; MPPA,J.S.U.; Church of Christ Holiness; AlphaPhi Alpha; MS Cattlemen’s Assn.; Mas-ter Mason; MS Coun. for the Blind, Dis-abled; Outstanding Young Men ofAmer.; Spouse: April Singleton; Chil-dren: Gregory II, Joshalyn; Yrs. in leg.: 14.Committees: Universities and Colleges (V.Chmn.); Accountability, Efficiency, Trans-parency; Agriculture; Education; Ethics; Mu-nicipalities; Rules.

MAC HUDDLESTONDistrict 15-Pontotoc County

P.O. Drawer 300, Pontotoc 38863; BS,M.S.U.; Army Officers’ Rotary Wing Avi-ation Course; DVM, Auburn U.; Law En-forcement Training Acad., Tupelo; Cert.Investigator Program, MS Dept. of PublicSafety; Practicing Veterinarian; CriminalInvestigator, Pontotoc Cnty. Sheriff’sDept.; Baptist; MS Veterinary MedicalAssn.; Pontotoc C of C; Amer. Leg.;Spouse: Flavia Hutchinson; Children:Rob, Meghan, Eddie, Amber; Yrs. in leg.:6.Committees: Appropriations (V. Chmn.);Agriculture; Apportionment and Elections;Congressional Redistricting; Ethics; Legisla-tive Reapportionment; Military Affairs; Rules;Universities and Colleges.

WANDA TAYLOR JENNINGSDistrict 7-DeSoto County

1535 Sherwood Ln., Southaven 38671;BS, Memphis State U.; Owner, ChoiceAuto Parts; Secretary, DeSoto Rep.Party; Assembly of God; DeSoto Cnty.Rep. Women; C of C; Founder, OliveBranch Commty. Theatre; Spouse:Terry; Children: Heath, Eric; Yrs. inleg.: 17.Committees: Military Affairs (Chmn.); Ap-propriations; Education; Fees and Salaries ofPublic Officers; Judiciary A; Workforce De-velopment; Youth and Family Affairs.

ROBERT L. JOHNSON IIIDistrict 94-Adams, Claiborne, Jefferson Counties

21 Vaughn Dr., Natchez 39120; NorthNatchez H. S.; U. of IL-Champaign; At-torney; Zion Chapel AME; MS/Mag-nolia Bar Assns.; MS Trial Lawyers;Adams Cnty. Econ. Dev. Brd.; Spouse:Evelyn Joiner; Children: Kai, Nona,Robert IV; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Transportation (Chmn.); Appro-priations; Gaming; Judiciary A.

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ROBERT E. HUDDLESTONDistrict 30-Bolivar, Leflore, Quitman,Sunflower, Tallahatchie Counties

P.O. Box 63; Sumner 38957; West Tal-lahatchie H.S.; Construction Superv.,Tallahatchie Housing; Baptist; AE-HCHC; Pres., MDBI; V. Chmn., Mid-way Delta; Pres., Tallahatchie Cnty.Union for Progress; Brd., ICS; V.Chmn.,West Tallhatchie Utility Assn.,fmr. Brd., WTHS; Spouse: ChiritoBowie; Children: Anthony, Tina,Marguetta, Robert Jr., Mamie; Yrs. inleg.: 18.Committtees: Corrections (V. Chmn.); Agri-culture; Apportionment and Elections;County Affairs; Fees and Salaries of Public Of-ficers.

BOBBY B. HOWELLDistrict 46-Attala, Carroll, Grenada,Leflore, Montgomery Counties

P.O. Box 213, Kilmichael 39747;Kilmichael H.S.; D.S.U.; BS (Pharm.),U.M.; Pharmacist; fmr. Pres., MS Pharm.Assn.; fmr. Mayor, Kilmichael; Baptist;Lions; MS Pharm. Assn.; Gideon; GalenOrder; Cattlemen’s Assn.; ALEC; Bowl ofHygiea Comm. Pharm. Award 2000; EpicPharmacy Heavy Hitter Award; Spouse:Charmayne Killebrew; Children: GaryBrian, Haley Martin; Grandchildren: Lily,Camille, Chelsea, Eli, Abigail; Yrs. in leg.:22.Committees: Medicaid (Chmn.); Agriculture;Appropriations; Conservation and Water Re-sources; Public Health and Human Services;Transportation.

STEVE HORNEDistrict 81-Clarke, Lauderdale Counties

5904 Causeyville Rd., Meridian 39301;Jefferson Davis Acad.; BS, U.S.M.; Bap-tist; Asst. Administrator, MS LoggersSelf-Insured Fund; Pi Kappa Alpha;NRA; Spouse: Suzy Coker; Children:Lauren, Tommy, Hunter; Yrs. in leg.:10.Committees: Apportionment and Elections(V. Chmn.); Congressional Redistricting; Con-stitution; County Affairs; Legislative Reap-portionment; Local and Private Legislation;PEER; Ways and Means.

JOEY HOODDistrict 35-Choctaw, Grenada,Oktibbeha, Webster Counties

P.O. Box 759, Ackerman 39735; BA (Pol.Sci. and History), M.S.U.; JD, MS Coll.School of Law; Attorney; MS Bar;Choctaw Cnty. Medical Found.; TownAttorney, French Camp; Brd., SimpsonVolunteer Fire Dept.; CumberlandPresbyterian; Spouse: Cynthia Oswalt;Children: Jonah, Owen; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Apportionment and Elections;Banking and Financial Services; Energy; Judi-ciary B; Public Health and Human Services;Universities and Colleges.

M. KEVIN HORANDistrict 24-Calhoun, Grenada,Yalobusha Counties

1500 Gateway, Grenada 38901; WaterValley H.S.; BBA, U.M.; JD, MS Coll.School of Law; Methodist; Attorney;CFO, Milestone Hospice, Inc.; Owner,H & H Farms; Carroll Cnty. Brd. Attor-ney; Fmr. Youth Court Judge, Grenadaand Yalobusha Counties; MS Bar Assn.;Spouse: Clarissa DeHart; Children:Hayden, Payne, Ella Brooke, Lilly,Hayes, Mary Clayton; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Energy; Fees and Salaries ofPublic Officers; Judiciary B; Medicaid; PublicHealth and Human Services; Transportation.

TIMMY LADNERDistrict 93-Forrest, Hancock, Harrison,Lamar, Pearl River, Stone Counties

6 Michael D. Smith Rd., Poplarville39470; Pearl River C.C.; MS RealtorsInst.; Realtor; Business Owner; GulfCoast Assn. of Realtors; MS Assn. ofRealtors; Natl. Assn. of Realtors; CraneCreek Baptist Church; Spouse: CarrieSmith; Children: Brandon, Seth; Yrs. inleg.: 2.Committees: Agriculture; Forestry; Investi-gate State Offices; Judiciary B; Marine Re-sources; Youth and Family Affairs.

SHERRA LANEDistrict 86-Clarke, Perry, WayneCounties

P.O. Box 971, Waynesboro 39367; BA,MEd, U.S.M.; JD, U.M.; Methodist; PhiKappa Phi; Phi Delta Phi; MS Assn. forJustice; MS Arts Fair for the HandicappedBrd.; U.S.M. Alumni Assn,; fmr. SocialWorker; Teacher; Farmer; Farm Bur.;Spouse: Keith Lane; Children: Michael,Angela, Steven; Grandchildren: Evan,Logan, Marla, Kayla, Sherra, Jacob; Yrs.in leg.: 8.Committees: Medicaid (V. Chmn.); Agricul-ture; Enrolled Bills; Judiciary B; Ways andMeans.

BILL KINKADEDistrict 52-DeSoto, Marshall Counties

71 Peachtree Rd., Byhalia 38611; U. ofNew Mexico; V. Pres., ChampionAwards and Apparel; Spouse: Debbie;Children: Sarah, Joseph; Grandchil-dren: 3; First year in leg.Committees:

JOHN T. (TREY) LAMAR IIIDistrict 8-DeSoto, Tate Counties

214 S. Ward St., Senatobia 38668; Mag-nolia Heights School; BBA, U.M.; JD,MS Coll. School of Law; Master of Lawsin Taxation, Washington U., St.Louis;Attorney; Senatobia Rotary Club; TateCnty. Econ. Dev. Found.; Dir. at Large,MS Bar Young Lawyers Div.; Baptist;Spouse: Jill Anthony; Children: Jeffer-son “Ford” Hannaford, John Brantley;Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Constitution; County Affairs; Ju-diciary A; Transportation; Universities andColleges; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

HANK LOTTDistrict 101-Forrest, Lamar Counties

1438 Hwy. 42, Sumrall 39482; SumrallH.S.; Pres./CEO, MCS, Inc.; SouthernBaptist; Brd., Greater HattiesburgHome Builders Assn.; Brd., Lamar Co.Econ. Dev. Dist.; Forrest LamarForestry Assn.; V. Pres., Sumrall Dev.Found.; Sumrall Lions Club; Spouse:Melinda Cooksey; Children: Lauren,Stone, Tucker; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Judiciary A; Medicaid; Public Healthand Human Services; Universities and Col-leges; Youth and Family Affairs.

BENNETT MALONEDistrict 45-Leake, Neshoba, Rankin,Scott Counties

P.O. Box 528, Carthage 39051; CarthageH.S.; E.C.C.C.; Auto/Tractor Dealer;Baptist; Mason; Cattlemen’s Assn.;Spouse: Teresa Dolan; Children: RickyBennett, Gina Marie, Brittany Nichole,Krystal Yvonne; Yrs. in leg.: 34.Committees: CorrectiCommittees: Forestry; Transportation; Waysand Means; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

RITA MARTINSONDistrict 58-Madison County

1472 Hwy. 51, Madison 39110; GlosterH.S.; BA, Millsaps Coll.; Catholic;Mem., Rep. Elected Officials; RotaryClub; Special Olympics Brd.; Memberof Chamber of Commerce; MadisonCnty. Rep. Women’s Club; Spouse:Billy; Children: Ginny Weilenman,Karen McKie, Chip, Allen; Grandchil-dren: 9; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Tourism (Chmn.); Apportion-ment and Elections; Constitution; Education;Ethics; Management; Municipalities; Waysand Means.

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STEVE MASSENGILLDistrict 13-Benton, Lafayette, Marshall,Union Counties

1322 Hwy. 5, Hickory Flat 38633; Hick-ory Flat Attendance Ctr.; N.E.C.C.;Maintenance Supervisor, Big M Truck-ing; Methodist; Pres., Ebenezer Mens’Club; Spouse: Dina Whiteside; Chil-dren: Quinn, Collin; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Transportation (V.Chmn.);Agri-culture; Education; Public Property; Universi-ties and Colleges; Youth and Family Affairs.

DOUGLAS D. (DOUG) McLEODDistrict 107-Forrest, George, Jackson,Stone Counties

1211 Bexley Church Rd., Lucedale39452; George Cnty. H.S.; M.G.C.C.C.;Hinds J.C.; Presbyterian; BusinessOwner; George Cnty. Economic Dev.; Cof C; George Cnty. Academic Found.;George-Greene M.S.U. Alum. Assn.;Spouse: Michele Fontenelle; Children:Lauren Moore, Ryan; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Agriculture; Corrections; MarineResources; Transportation; Universities andColleges.

ROBERT W. (BOBBY) MOAKDistrict 53-Amite, Franklin, Lawrence,Lincoln, Pike Counties

P.O. Box 242, Bogue Chitto 39629; BogueChitto School; AA, S.M.C.C.; BPA, U.M.;JD, MS Coll. School of Law; Farmer; Bap-tist; U.M. Alumni Assoc. Life; S.M.C.C.Alumni Life; Attorney; 5th Circuit BarAssoc.; Lincoln Co. Bar Assoc.; SW MS BarAssoc.; Toll Fellow, U. of KY; P.R. Soc.;Moak’s Creek Landowners Assn.; PhiKappa Tau; Moose; Dem. Caucus Leader;Spouse: Gerre Cumbaa; Children: Drew,Sykes; Yrs. in leg.: 30.Committees: Banking and Financial Services; In-surance; Judiciary A; Public Health and HumanServices; Ways and Means.

NOLAN METTETALDistrict 10-Lafayette, Panola, Tallahatchie Counties

P.O. Box 414, Sardis 38666; BS (Pharm.)U.M.; Reg. Pharm.; Methodist; MSPharm. Assn.; N.W.C.C., U.M. Alum.Assns.; Panola Partnership; Sardis C ofC; Spouse: Kay Ford; Children: Cary,Kimberly; Grandchildren: Gracie Kaye,Nolan Paul, Julien Carlton, AdelaideMarie, Sadie Kay; Years in leg.: 18.Committees: Universities and Colleges(Chmn.); Appropriations; Banking and Finan-cial Services; Corrections; Medicaid; PublicProperty; Public Utilities; Workforce Devel-opment.

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SAM C. MIMS VDistrict 97-Adams, Amite, Franklin,Lawrence, Pike, Walthall Counties

P.O. Box 1018, Jackson 39215; McCombH.S.; BBA, D.S.U.; Marketing Repre-sentative for a regional healthcare com-pany; Methodist; NRA; McCombRotary; fmr. Chmn. City of McCombRep. Exec. Comm.; Pike Cnty. Rep.Exec. Comm.; Spouse: Amy Legg; Chil-dren: Harper, Grace, Sam Cochran; Yrs.in leg.: 10.Committees: Public Health and Human Serv-ices (Chmn.); Appropriations; Conservationand Water Resources; Judiciary B; Youth andFamily Affairs.

ALEX MONSOUR, JR.District 54-Issaquena, Sharkey, Warren Counties

112 Villanova Drive, Vicksburg 39183;L.S.U.; Businessman; Realtor Associate;Catholic; Spouse: Amanda McCool;Children: Kennedy, Zane; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Ports, Harbors and Airports(Chmn.); Constitution; Gaming; Judiciary B;Public Property; Tourism; Ways and Means.

AMERICA (CHUCK) MIDDLETONDistrict 85-Adams, Claiborne, Hinds, Jefferson, Warren Counties

P.O. Box 685, Port Gibson 39150;A.S.U.;Amer. Tech. Inst.; Electrical Technician;Owner, Surface Tech; Church of Christ;U.S. Army Vet.; Founder/Pres., Friendsfor Progress; Spouse: Shirley; Yrs. in leg.:18.Committees: Interstate Cooperation (V.Chmn.); Accountability, Efficiency, Trans-parency; Constitution; Forestry; Gaming; StateLibrary; Tourism; Workforce Development.

TOM MILESDistrict 75-Scott County

807 Hwy. 35 South, Forest 39074; Mor-ton H.S.; BS, M.S.U.; Business Owner,Tom Miles/Tri-County Insurance; For-est and Morton C of Cs; Rotary Club;Lions Club; NRA; Relay for Life; Habi-tat for Humanity; Scott Cnty. DiveTeam; Southern Baptist; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Insurance; Public Health andHuman Services; Public Property; Trans-portation; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

BRAD MAYODistrict 12-Lafayette County

101 Hillside Dr., Oxford 38655; OxfordH.S.; BA, U.M.; Investment Advisor;Presbyterian; Rotary; Eagle Scout; U.M.Alum. Assn.; NRA; Spouse: KathleenElliott; Children: Cait Frances, William,Elliott; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Education; Fees and Salaries ofPublic Officers; Insurance; Medicaid; PublicHealth and Human Services; Universities andColleges; Ways and Means.

KEN MORGANDistrict 100-Jefferson Davis, Lamar,Marion Counties

1640 Hwy. 587, Morgantown 39483;Pearl River C.C.; MS Law EnforcementAcad.; Bus. Owner; Baptist; Joppa Tem-ple, Shriner; fmr. Pres., Marion Cnty.Cattlemen’s Assn.; Pearl River C. C.Alum. Brd.; Chief, Morgantown Vol. FireDept.; fmr. Pres., Marion Cnty. LandConservation Assn.; Marion Cnty.Forestry Assn.; fmr. Pres., Marion Cnty.Chap., Natl. Wild Turkey Fed.; NRA;Spouse: Wanda Stringer; Children: Krys-tal M. Graves, Krae; Yrs. in leg.: 7.Committees:Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks (V.Chmn.); Agriculture; Conservation and WaterResources; Corrections; Forestry; State Li-brary; Transportation.

DAVID W. MYERSDistrict 98-Pike, Walthall Counties

P.O. Box 311, McComb 39648; Self-Em-ployed Cert. Home Inspector; fmr. Fire-man, Policeman; Baptist; MasterMason; NAACP; MBC-LEO; U.S. ArmyReserves; Desert Storm Vet.; Alpha PhiAlpha Fraternity; Spouse: Brenda; Chil-dren: Lakisha, Micheal; Yrs. in leg.: 18. Committees:Municipalities (V. Chmn.); Med-icaid; Military Affairs; Public Utilities.

JOHN L. MOOREDistrict 60-Rankin, Simpson Counties

P.O. Box 20, Brandon 39043; Pela-hatchie H.S.; M.S.U.; Insurance and In-vestments, Small Bus. Owner; Baptist;Bivocational Music Minister; Spouse:Kim Prince; Children: Kimberly,Melanie, Joni; Yrs. in leg.: 18.Committees: Education (Chmn.); Appropria-tions; Gaming; Insurance; Judiciary B; Leg-islative Budget; Rules.

MILES PATRICK (PAT)NELSONDistrict 40-DeSoto County

P.O. Box 246, Southaven 38671; AA,Co.-Lin. C.C.; BS (Eng.), M.S.U.; MBA,Tulane U.; Entergy (ret.); Catholic; Ro-tary; NRA; C of C; Spouse: KatherineBaier; Children: Claire Hick, Julie; Yrs.in leg.: 2. Committees: Education; Gaming; Local andPrivate Legislation; Public Utilities; Universi-ties and Colleges.

WILLIE J. PERKINS, SR.District 32-Leflore County

P.O. Box 8404, Greenwood, 38935-8404;Amanda Elzy H.S.; BA, BS, Tougaloo Coll.;JD, U.M.; Attorney; fmr. Brd. Attorney,Leflore Cnty.; fmr. U. Adjunct Professor,City Judge, Pros. Attorney, Pub. Defender;Baptist; NAACP; Magnolia/Leflore Cnty.Bar Assns.; fmr. Chmn., Miss. Leg. BlackCaucus; Tougaloo Alum.; Spouse: SherielFaye Walker; Children: Ashaki Niambi Os-borne, Willie James, Takiyah Hermione,Jamilah Akilah, Jamal Walker; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Apportionment and Elections;Appropriations; Judiciary A; Management;Youth and Family Affairs.

BRAD OBERHOUSENDistrict 73-Hinds County

P.O. Box 3525, Jackson 39207; BS,M.S.U.; JD, MS Coll. School of Law; At-torney; MS Bar Assn.; MS Assn. for Jus-tice; Capital Area Bar Assn.; Methodist;Spouse: Anna Ward; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Agriculture; County Affairs;Forestry; Judiciary B; Universities and Col-leges; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

RANDALL H. PATTERSONDistrict 115-Harrison County

1352 Kensington Dr., Biloxi 39530;Biloxi H.S.; AA, M.G.C.C.C. (Perk.Campus); BS, U.S.M.; MEd, WilliamCarey Coll.; Methodist; Biloxi Bay C ofC; Biloxi Elks 606; Biloxi Plumbing andMech. Brd.; Kiwanis Club; Spouse:Vickie Lackey; Children: Grant, Randi;Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Ports, Harbors and Airports (V.Chmn.); Appropriations; Gaming; Marine Re-sources; Universities and Colleges.

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BILL PIGOTTDistrict 99-Lamar, Marion, Pike,Walthall Counties

92 Pigott Easterling Road, Tylertown39667; Pearl River C.C.; BS, M.S.U.;Farmer; Baptist; MS Farm Bur.; MS Cat-tlemen’s Assn.; MS Beef Coun.; DairyFarmers of Amer.; Spouse: DorisRevette; Children: Susan, Paul; Yrs. inleg.: 6.Committees:Agriculture (V. Chmn.); Conser-vation and Water Resources; Corrections;Forestry; Interstate Cooperation; Youth andFamily Affairs.

JOHN O. READDistrict 112-Jackson County

2396 Robert Hiram Dr., Gautier 39552;Provine H.S.; M.G.C.C.C. (Perk. Cam-pus); BS (Pharm.), U. Louisiana Mon-roe; Pharmacist; fmr. Mayor of Gautier;Baptist; Spouse: Trisha; Children: Lynn,Scott, Jordyn, Michael, William; Yrs. inleg.: 21.Committees: Fees and Salaries of Public Offi-cers (Chmn.); Appropriations; Gaming; Ports,Harbors and Airports; Public Health andHuman Services; Public Property; Public Util-ities; Rules.

MARGARET ELLIS ROGERSDistrict 14-Pontotoc, Union Counties

619 Owen Rd., New Albany 38652;New Albany H.S.; BBA, U. M.; Ac-countant; fmr. Audit Supervisor, MSState Dept. of Audit; Methodist; MainStreet Assn.; Union Cnty. Dev. Assn.;Alum. Assn., U.M.; Phi Kappa Phi; fmr.Asst. Scoutmaster, Boy Scouts; NRA;American Legion Aux.; Kiwanis; Chil-dren: Brad, Robbins; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: State Library (Chmn.); Account-ability, Efficiency, Transparency; Appropria-tions; Enrolled Bills; Fees and Salaries ofPublic Officers; Investigate State Offices; Man-agement; Municipalities; PEER; WorkforceDevelopment; Youth and Family Affairs.

RAY ROGERSDistrict 61-Rankin County

3403 Lanell Lane, Pearl 39208; PearlH.S.; Advertising Specialties; Methodist;Mason; Shriner; Pearl C of C; RankinFirst; Exchange; Kiwanis; Pearl TDClub; Pearl Athletic Alum. Assn.;Spouse: Shirley Greer; Children: SherryDowns, Kim Wendland, Pamela;Grandchildren: Jordan and John RogersDowns, Walker and Jane Ellen Prestel;Yrs. in leg.: 30.Committees: PEER (V. Chmn.); Ways andMeans (V. Chmn.); Banking and FinancialServices; Investigate State Offices; Manage-ment; Military Affairs.

THOMAS U. REYNOLDSDistrict 33-Lafayette, Tallahatchie,Yalobusha Counties

15 County Rd. 429, Water Valley 38965;P.O. Drawer 280, Charleston 38921; Tal-lahatchie Cnty. Pub. Schools; BA, JD,U.M.; Attorney; Baptist Deacon; MS BarAssn.; Rotary; Gideons; Omicron DeltaKappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Woodmen ofthe World; Farm Bur.; Spouse: Eliza-beth (Liz); Children: Rebecca, Upton,Daniel; Yrs. in leg.: 33.Committees: Judiciary A (V.. Chmn.); Compi-lation, Revision and Publication; Constitution;County Affairs; Ways and Means.

OMERIA SCOTTDistrict 80-Clarke, Jasper, Jones Counties

615 E. 19th St., Laurel 39440; R.H.H.S.;U.S.M.; Nursing Home Admin.; Provi-dence Baptist, Laurel; Church Pianist;NCNW; Fed. Women of Amer.; Brd.,Assn. for Excellence in Education; Bea-con of Hope MS Scholarship Found.;Order of the Eastern Star; Spouse:Charles; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Insurance; Medicaid; Trans-portation; Ways and Means.

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RANDAL (RANDY) RUSHINGDistrict 78-Neshoba, Newton, ScottCounties

P.O. Box 424, Decatur 39327; E.C.C.C.;AA (Personnel Admin.), Commty. Coll.of the Air Force; Ret. USAF; BusinessOwner; Greater Decatur C of C; NRA;Amer. Leg. Post 89; Decatur UnitedMethodist Church; Spouse: Lea AnnKline; Children: Carrie, William,Katherine; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Accountability, Efficiency,Transparency; Agriculture; Constitution;County Affairs; Military Affairs; Municipali-ties; Public Health and Human Services.

WILLIAM E. SHIRLEY, JR.District 84-Clarke, Jasper, Lauderdale,Newton Counties

911 CR 140, Quitman 39355; QuitmanH.S.; Meridian C.C.; U.S. Coast Guard,Electrician; MO Auctioneer School,Colonel; Owner, The Family FishCamp; Telephone Pioneers; Baptist;Spouse: Benita Meadows; Children:Kristan, Klaire, Kaylin; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Enrolled Bills (V. Chmn.); Agri-culture; Energy; Executive Contingent Fund;Medicaid; Public Utilities; Workforce Devel-opment; Youth and Family Affairs.

BOBBY SHOWSDistrict 89-Jones County

P.O. Box 373, Ellisville 39437; U.S.M.;Co-Owner, Shows Bros. Farm Supply;Baptist; Brd., MS Arts Fair for Handi-capped; Farm Bur.; Cattlemen’s Assn.;Spouse: Sandra Odom; Children: Del-frieda, Sandi, Barnard, Eric, Natalie;Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: County Affairs (Chmn.); Agri-culture; Appropriations; Public Health andHuman Services; Public Utilities; Transporta-tion; Universities and Colleges.

JEFFERY C. (JEFF) SMITHDistrict 39-Lowndes County

1013 Prince George, Columbus 39701;Caledonia H.S.; BS (Bus. Adm.), M.S.U.;JD, U.M.; MBA Program, M.S.U.; At-torney; Joint Study Comm. on StatutorySalaries; Baptist; Swim Columbus; Brd.Pres., Steens Civic Club; Col. ArtsCoun.; C of C; Lowndes Cnty. BarAssn.; Select Comm. on YouthCrime/School Violence; Spouse: LauraTerrell; Children: Todd, Corky, Day,Caitlyn; Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Ways and Means (Chmn.); Con-stitution; Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Judiciary A; Legislative Budget; Public Healthand Human Services.

RUFUS E. STRAUGHTERDistrict 51-Humphreys, Issaquena,Sharkey, Washington, Yazoo Counties

107 Van Buren St., Belzoni 39038;Tougaloo Coll. (Econ.); BA, D.S.U.;MBA, MS, J.S.U.; MEA; NEA; NCTM;NAACP; Omega Psi Phi; Spouse: Mat-tie Banks; Children: Rona, RobertGrantham, Eldevon; Yrs. in leg.: 18. Committees: Fees and Salaries of Public Offi-cers (V. Chmn.); Conservation and Water Re-sources; Education; Public Property;Workforce Development.

GREG SNOWDENDistrict 83-Clarke, Lauderdale Counties

P.O. Box 3807, Meridian 39303-3807;Baptist; BA, U of AL; JD, Vanderbilt U.;Attorney; Phi Beta Kappa; MS/FL BarAssns.; Optimist; Spouse: Renee Camp-bell; Children: Emily, Katie; Yrs. in leg.:14.Speaker Pro TemporeCommittees: Management (Chmn.); Compi-lation, Revision and Publication; Constitution;Judiciary B; Legislative Budget; Municipali-ties; Rules.

GARY V. STAPLESDistrict 88-Jones, Perry Counties

366 Forest Rd., Laurel 39443; GladeH.S.; Jones Cnty. J. C.; U.S.M.; BellSouth(ret.); Cattle Farmer; Baptist; Amer.Leg.; 40 et 8; Jones Cnty. Cattlemen’sAssn.; Information Technology Serv-ices; ITD Oversight; MS Arts Fair forthe Handicapped; Spouse: Betty Nor-ton; Children: Garrick, Grant; Grand-sons: Seth, Solomon; Yrs. in leg.: 15.Committees: Energy (V. Chmn.); Agriculture;Banking and Financial Services; Public Utili-ties; Tourism; Universities and Colleges; Waysand Means.

FERR SMITHDistrict 27-Attala, Leake, Madison,Yazoo Counties

2480 Highway 16 West, Carthage39051; AA, Piney Woods Country LifeSchool; BS, M.V.S.U.; JD, U.M.; Attor-ney; fmr. Leake Cnty. Supervisor; Bap-tist; Pres., Leake Cnty. Dev.; Children:Cassandra, Latasha, Ferri, Rochelle,Tony; Yrs. in leg.: 21.Committees: Agriculture; County Affairs;Fees and Salaries of Public Officers; JudiciaryB; Ways and Means.

JOSEPH F. (JODY) STEVERSONDistrict 4-Benton, Tippah, UnionCounties

125 Woodridge Dr., Ripley 38663;N.E.C.C.; M.S.U.; Dir. of Voice andData, Ripley Video Cable Co.; Presby-terian; Fmr. Pres., Ripley Rotary Club;Founding Brd. Member, Ripley MainStreet Assn.; Fmr. V. Pres., Enrichment,Inc.; Career Pathway Advisory Comm.,Tippah Cnty. Career and Tech. Ctr.;Tippah Cnty. Dev. Found.; Spouse:Lauren Bailey; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Energy; Public Utilities; Transporta-tion; Universities and Colleges.

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JOHNNY W. STRINGERDistrict 87-Jasper, Jones, NewtonCounties

167 CR 2349, Montrose 39338; BaySprings H.S.; Jones Cnty. J. C.; Farmer;Baptist; Charolais Cattle Assn.; FarmBur.; Natl. Guard; Jasper Cnty. Econ.Dev. Assn.; SAR; Spouse: Joan B. Weir;Children: John, John Robert; Yrs. in leg.:34.Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Public Utilities; Transportation; Waysand Means.

PRESTON SULLIVANDistrict 22-Calhoun, Chickasaw, Pontotoc Counties

1601 CR 410, Okolona 38860; OkolonaH.S.; Itawamba C.C.; M.S.U.; Cattle-man, Farmer; Baptist; MS Cattlemen’sAssn.; Mason; Farm Bur.; NRA; Spouse:Linda Buchanan; Children: Heath,Justin; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Agriculture (Chmn.); Appropri-ations; Conservation and Water Resources;County Affairs; Energy; Legislative Budget;Public Property.

SARA RICHARDSON THOMASDistrict 31-Sunflower County

512 B.B. King Rd., Indianola 38751; BS,MS (Elementary Ed.), M.V.S.U.; MS(Admin. and Supervision), D.S.U.;M.S.U.; Teacher and Administrator; Mt.Olive M.B. Church; PDK; AKA; MAE;NEA; MS Ret. Teachers; M.V.S.U. Alum.;Regalette Civic and Social Club; DeltaUniserv; Crepe Myrtle Garden Club;Sunflower Cnty. Educators Assn.; MSBlues Commsn.; Lower MS Delta Serv-ice Corps. Inc.; Flemming Fellow;NAACP; Spouse: Arthur; Children: Ken-neth Orlando, Edwin Terrell; Yrs. in leg.:17.Committees: Youth and Family Affairs (V.Chmn.); Agriculture; Corrections; Education;Ethics; Investigate State Offices.

JERRY R. TURNERDistrict 18-Lee, Prentiss Counties

1290 Carrollville Ave., Baldwyn 38824;Tupelo H.S.; Adv. Bus. Mngmnt./Oper-ations Courses; HR, Communications;Owner/Pres., Turner’s Big Star Super-markets, Northfork Used Cars/Trucks;Northfork Farm/Constr. Equip.;Landowner; Commercial Real EstateOwner; Church of Christ; Commty.Dev. Found.; C of C; MS Cattlemen’sAssn.; Pro Life; Spouse: Ellen Blaylock;Children: Jerry R. Jr., Terry, Suzanne;Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Accountability, Efficiency,Transparency (Chmn.); Agriculture; Bankingand Financial Services; Insurance; Manage-ment; Transportation; Ways and Means.

JOSEPH L. WARRENDistrict 90-Covington, Forrest, JeffersonDavis, Marion, Simpson Counties

P.O. Box 42, Mount Olive 39119; MountOlive H.S.; BS, U.S.M.; JD, MS Coll.School of Law; Attorney, Farmer; Lic.Real Estate; Salesman; Presbyterian;Farm Bur.; MS Bar Assn.; CovingtonCnty. Forestry Assn.; Covington Cnty.Cattlemen’s Assn.; Spouse: SusanDuckworth; Children: Joseph Lott,Anna Lee; Yrs. in leg.: 34.Committees: Local and Private Legislation(Chmn.); Appropriations; Compilation, Revi-sion and Publication; Constitution; Education;Judiciary B; Public Utilities; Rules.

JESSICA SIBLEY UPSHAWDistrict 95-Hancock, Harrison Counties

747 Kome Dr., Diamondhead 39525;BBA, JD, U.M.; Attorney; Methodist;DAR; Colonial Dames; PEO; Cursillo;Child: Lauren Rivers; Yrs. in leg.: 10.Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources (Chmn.); Accountability, Efficiency,Transparency; Energy; Judiciary A; PEER;Public Health and Human Services; PublicProperty; Tourism; Ways and Means.

PERCY W. WATSONDistrict 103-Forrest County

P.O. Box 1767, Hattiesburg 39401; L. J.Rowan H.S.; BA, JD, U. of IA; Attorney;Baptist; AmSouth Bank, HattiesburgAdv. Brd.; Magnolia Bar Assn.; MS TrialLawyers Assn.; Hattiesburg C of C;Amer./Natl./IA/AK/MS/S. Central MSBar Assns.; NAACP; Omega Psi Phi; PhiBeta Kappa; Optimist; Spouse: Barbara;Children: Ayanna, Kobie, Anika Nina,Megan, Mallori; Yrs. in leg.: 34.Committees: Appropriations; CongressionalRedistricting; Judiciary A; Legislative Reappor-tionment; Public Health and Human Services;Public Utilities.

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TOMMY TAYLORDistrict 28-Bolivar, Sunflower, Washington Counties

313 Lee Rd., Boyle 38730; BS, D.S.U.;Grad., FBI Natl. Acad.; Small BusinessOwner; Law Enforcement and PrisonWarden (ret.); Baptist; MS Farm Bur.;Amer. Leg.; VFW; MS Purple HeartAssn.; Vietnam Vet.; Cert. Auditor,Amer. Correctional Assn.; Spouse: Rob-bie; Children: Paige, Toby; Grandchil-dren: Keaton, Triston, Britanny, Kaylen,Lexie; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Agriculture; Corrections; CountyAffairs; Judiciary B; Military Affairs; Universi-ties and Colleges.

TOM WEATHERSBYDistrict 62-Copiah, Rankin, SimpsonCounties

3806 Hwy. 49 S., Florence 39073; Flo-rence H.S.; Hinds C.C.; BS, U.S.M.;MEd, MS Coll.; Baptist; Florence LionsClub; Rankin Cnty. C of C; Bus. Owner;Mason; Deacon; Sigma Alpha Epsilon;Spouse: Beverly Cook; Children:Tommy, Clay, Bradley; Grandchildren:Cabe, Cook, Kelsey, Grayson, Morgan;Yrs. in leg.: 22.Committees: Public Property (Chmn.); Cor-rections; Education; Insurance; Municipalities;Ways and Means.

JASON WHITEDistrict 48-Attala, Carroll, Choctaw,Holmes, Humphries, Leake Counties

P.O. Box 246, West 39192; BS, MS Coll.;JD, MS Coll. School of Law; Attorney;Brd., Attala Co. Forestry Assn.; Brd.,Attala Co. Farmers Coop.; Pres., AttalaCo. Bar Assn.; Pres., West Historicaland Preservation Soc.; MS Cattlemen’sAssn.; Baptist; Spouse: Jolynn McLel-lan; Children: Sara, John, Carlyn; Yrs. inleg.: 2. Committees: Constitution (V. Chmn.); Agri-culture; Apportionment and Elections; Con-gressional Redistricting; Judiciary B;Legislative Reapportionment; Medicaid;Transportation; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.

HENRY B. (HANK) ZUBER IIIDistrict 113-Jackson County

429 Hanley Rd., Ocean Springs 39564;BBA (Finance), Millsaps Coll.; JD, U.M.;Attorney; Catholic; Young Bus. LeadersAssn.; Rep. Exec. Comm.; C of C Ed.Comm.; MS Nat. Guard Youth Mentor;Brd., Y.M.C.A.; Yrs. in leg.: 14.Committees: Banking and Financial Services(Chmn.); Congressional Redistricting; Gam-ing; Judiciary B; Legislative Reapportionment;Management; Medicaid; Transportation;Ways and Means.

ADRIENNE WOOTENDistrict 71-Hinds, Rankin Counties

511 Pine Crest Circle, Jackson 39204; BS(Pre-Law), A.S.U.; JD, U.M.; Lawyer;Baptist; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,Inc.; Magnolia Bar Assn.; Jackson MetroBlack Women Lawyer Assn.; MSWomen Lawyer Assn.; Hinds Cnty. BarAssn.; Spouse: Dewayne; Yrs. in leg.: 6.Committees: Banking and Financial Services;Fees and Salaries of Public Officers; JudiciaryB; Universities and Colleges; Workforce De-velopment.

LINDA WHITTINGTONDistrict 34-Carroll, Holmes,Humphreys, Leflore, Montgomery,Washington Counties

P.O. Box 185, Schlater 38952; BA, TexasChristian University; Episcopal;Commtys. in School Exec. Dir.; LefloreCounty Humane Society Brd.; Green-wood C of C; Greenville C of C; CarrollCnty. Econ. Dev. Assn.; MontgomeryCnty. Econ. Dev. Assn.; Yrs. in leg.: 7.Committees: Tourism (V. Chmn.), Agricul-ture; Corrections; Public Health and HumanServices; Youth and Family Affairs.

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CHARLES L. YOUNG, JR.District 82-Lauderdale County

P.O. Box 5393, Meridian 39302; 1st Yr.T.A.G. Participant, Meridian H.S.;Meridian C.C.; Tougaloo Coll.; M.S.U.;Cosmetic Sales, E.F. Young, Jr. Mfg.Co.; Charles Young Mngmnt. Co.; Brd.,Salvation Army; Masonic Lodge;Methodist, Newell Chapel C.M.E.Church; Child: William; Yrs. in leg.: 2.Committees: Corrections; Forestry; Local andPrivate Legislation; Universities and Colleges.

SONYA WILLIAMS-BARNESDistrict 119-Harrison County

2317 Searle Ave., Gulfport 39057; BA(Pol. Sci.), J.S.U.; Assoc. Degree (Mor-tuary Science Ed.), Bishop State Coll.;Funeral Home Owner; Alpha KappaAlpha; Morning Star Baptist Church;NAACP Lifetime Member; Saving OurSisters; Child: Kenson; Yrs. in leg.: 2. Committees: Conservation and Water Re-sources; Gaming; Marine Resources; Ports,Harbors and Airports; Tourism.

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Accountabililty, Efficiency, Transparency (12)Representative Turner (Chmn.); Representative Crawford(V. Chmn.); Representatives Arnold, Coleman (65), Cur-rie, Dixon, Haney, Holloway, Middleton, Rogers (14),Rushing, Upshaw.

Agriculture (33)Representative Sullivan (Chmn.); Representative Pigott (V.Chmn.); Representatives Alday, Aldridge, Arnold, Baria,Brown (20), Byrd, DeBar, Dixon, Evans (43), Gardner,Gibbs, Holloway, Howell, Huddleston (15), Huddleston(30), Ladner, Lane, Massengill, McLeod, Morgan, Ober-housen, Rushing, Shirley, Shows, Smith (27), Staples, Tay-lor, Thomas, Turner, White, Whittington.

Apportionment and Elections (17) Representative Denny (Chmn.); Representative Horne (V.Chmn.); Representatives Bailey, Baker, Blackmon, Broom-field, Currie, DeLano, Ellis, Frierson, Gipson, Hood, Hud-dleston (15), Huddleston (30), Martinson, Perkins, White.

Appropriations (33)Representative Frierson (Chmn.); Representative Huddle-ston (15) (V. Chmn.); Representatives Banks, Barker, Beck-ett, Bell, Bounds, Broomfield, Clarke, Coleman (29), Currie,DeLano, Denny, Dickson, Eaton, Eure, Flaggs, Gibbs,Hamilton, Howell, Jennings, Johnson, Mettetal, Mims,Moore, Patterson, Perkins, Read, Rogers (14), Shows, Sul-livan, Warren, Watson.

Banking and Financial Services (15)Representative Zuber (Chmn.); Representative Carpenter(V. Chmn.); Representatives Arnold, Buck (72), Coleman(65), Flaggs, Gipson, Guice, Hood, Mettetal, Moak, Rogers(61), Staples, Turner, Wooten.

Conservation and Water Resources (29)Representative Upshaw (Chmn.); Representative Clark (V.Chmn.); Representatives Aldridge, Arnold, Bain, Barton,Bounds, Boyd, Brown (20), Brown (66), Buck (5), Busby,Chism, Eaton, Evans (43), Frierson, Gardner, Hines, How-ell, Lott, Mims, Morgan, Pigott, Steverson, Straughter,Stringer, Sullivan, Williams-Barnes.

Constitution (15)Representative DeLano (Chmn.); Representative White (V.Chmn.); Representatives Bain, Denny, Flaggs, Horne,Lamar, Martinson, Middleton, Monsour, Reynolds, Rush-ing, Smith (39), Snowden, Warren.

Corrections (17)Representative Flaggs (Chmn.); Representative Huddle-ston (30) (V. Chmn.); Representatives Alday, Carpenter,Crawford, DeBar, Dickson, Hines, McLeod, Mettetal, Mor-gan, Pigott, Taylor, Thomas, Weathersby, Whittington,Young.

County Affairs (19)Representative Shows (Chmn.); Representative Byrd (V.Chmn.); Representatives Aldridge, Barton, Carpenter,Coleman (29), Coleman (65), Dixon, Gibbs, Hamilton,Horne, Huddleston (30), Lamar, Oberhousen, Reynolds,Rushing, Smith (27), Sullivan, Taylor.

Education (31)Representative Moore (Chmn.); Representative Clarke (V.Chmn.); Representatives Arnold, Bain, Barker, Boyd, Bur-nett, Busby, Calhoun, Chism, Crawford, Currie, DeBar,Dickson, Espy, Evans (70), Frierson, Gardner, Guice,Hamilton, Holloway, Jennings, Martinson, Massengill,Mayo, Nelson, Straughter, Thomas, Warren, Weathersby.

Energy (17)Representative Cockerham (Chmn.); Representative Sta-ples (V. Chmn.); Representatives Bain, Barton, Bell, Boyd,Busby, Byrd, Ellis, Espy, Formby, Hood, Horan, Shirley,Steverson, Sullivan, Upshaw.

Ethics (8)Representative Gardner (Chmn.); Representative Barton(V. Chmn.); Representatives Cockerham, Crawford, Hol-loway, Huddleston (15), Martinson, Thomas.

Fees and Salaries of Public Officers (15)Representative Read (Chmn.); Representative Straughter(V. Chmn.); Representatives Baker, Chism, Currie, Espy,Holland, Horan, Huddleston (30), Jennings, Mayo, Rogers(14), Smith (27), Smith (39), Wooten.

Forestry (11)Representative Currie (Chmn.); Representative Eaton (V.Chmn.); Representatives Boyd, Ladner, Malone, Middle-ton, Morgan, Oberhousen, Pigott, Young.

Gaming (15)Representative Bennett (Chmn.); Representative Burnett(V. Chmn.); Representatives Baria, Broomfield, DeLano,Eure, Johnson, Middleton, Monsour, Moore, Nelson, Pat-terson, Read, Williams-Barnes, Zuber.

Insurance (17)Representative Chism (Chmn.); Representative Buck (5)(V. Chmn.); Representatives Busby, Calhoun, DeLano,Dickson, Formby, Gipson, Guice, Hines, Mayo, Miles,Moak, Moore, Scott, Turner, Weathersby.

Interstate Cooperation (7)Representative Aldridge (Chmn.); Representative Middle-ton (V. Chmn.); Representatives Bell, Clarke, Ellis, Haney,Pigott.

Judiciary A (25))Representative Baker (Chmn.); Representative Reynolds(V. Chmn.); Representatives Banks, Beckett, Bennett, Black-mon, Bounds, Carpenter, Clark, Cockerham, Coleman (29),Crawford, Denny, Evans (91), Haney, Jennings, Johnson,Lamar, Lott, Moak, Perkins, Smith (39), Upshaw, Watson.

Judiciary B (25)Representative Gipson (Chmn.); Representative Buck (72)(V. Chmn.); Representatives Bailey, Bain, Baria, Busby,Chism, DeBar, Eure, Guice, Hood, Horan, Ladner, Lane,Mims, Monsour, Moore, Oberhousen, Smith (27), Snow-den, Taylor, Warren, White, Wooten, Zuber.

Local and Private Legislation (7)Representative Warren (Chmn.); Holland (V. Chmn); Rep-resentatives Bennett, Chism, Horne, Nelson, Young.

Management (12)Speaker Gunn; Representative Snowden (Chmn.); Repre-sentatives Bennett, Calhoun, Cockerham, Hines, Martin-son, Perkins, Rogers (14), Rogers (61), Turner, Zuber.

Marine Resources (11)Representative Eure (Chmn.); Representative Guice (V.Chmn.); Representatives Baria, Broomfield, Byrd, Craw-ford, Haney, Ladner, McLeod, Patterson, Williams-Barnes.

Medicaid (19)Representative Howell (Chmn.); Representative Lane (V.Chmn.); Representatives Arnold, Barker, Boyd, Brown (20),Brown (66), Buck (5), Evans (91), Hamilton, Horan, Lott,Mayo, Mettetal, Myers, Scott, Shirley, White, Zuber.

Military Affairs (11)Representative Jennings (Chmn.); Representative Calhoun(V. Chmn.); Representatives Broomfield, DeBar, Dixon,Gardner, Huddleston (15), Myers, Rogers (61), Rushing,Taylor.

Municipalities (17)Representative Blackmon (Chmn.); Representative Myers(V. Chmn.); Representatives Alday, Baker, Carpenter,Coleman (29), Denny, Dixon, Evans (43), Gardner, Hamil-ton, Holloway, Martinson, Rogers (14), Rushing, Snowden,Weathersby.

Ports, Harbors and Airports (11) Representative Monsour (Chmn.); Representative Patter-son (V. Chmn.); Representatives Bailey, Baria, Busby, Byrd,Guice, Haney, Harrison, Read, Williams-Barnes.

Public Health and Human Services (29)Representative Mims (Chmn.); Representative Barker (V.Chmn.); Representatives Aldridge, Brown (66), Buck (72),Clark, Coleman (65), Crawford, Currie, DeBar, Evans (70),Flaggs, Hamilton, Hines, Hood, Horan, Howell, Lott,Mayo, Miles, Moak, Read, Rushing, Shows, Smith (39), Up-shaw, Watson, Whittington.

Public Property (19)Representative Weathersby (Chmn.); Representative Cole-man (65) (V. Chmn.); Representatives Banks, Barker, Beck-ett, Bounds, Boyd, Brown (66), Cockerham, Ellis, Evans(43), Massengill, Mettetal, Miles, Monsour, Read, Straugh-ter, Sullivan, Upshaw.

Public Utilities (17)Representative Beckett (Chmn.); Representatives Banks,Eaton, Formby, Mettetal, Myers, Nelson, Read, Shirley,Shows, Staples, Steverson, Stringer, Warren, Watson.

Rules (13)Speaker Gunn; Representative Formby (Chmn.); Repre-sentatives Beckett, Blackmon, Chism, Flaggs, Gipson, Hol-loway, Huddleston (15), Moore, Read, Snowden, Warren.

Tourism (17)Representative Martinson (Chmn.); Representative Whit-tington (V. Chmn.); Representatives Bailey, Bain, Burnett,Carpenter, Clarke, Crawford, Hamilton, Haney, Harrison,Holland, Middleton, Monsour, Staples, Upshaw, Williams-Barnes.

Transportation (29)Representative Johnson (Chmn.); Representative Massen-gill, (V. Chmn.); Representatives Alday, Arnold, Bailey,Barton, Bell, Bennett, Brown (20), Coleman (29), Coleman(65), DeLano, Eaton, Formby, Holland, Horan, Howell,Lamar, Malone, McLeod, Miles, Morgan, Scott, Shows,Steverson, Stringer, Turner, White, Zuber.

Universities and Colleges (27)Representative Mettetal (Chmn.); Representative Hol-loway (V. Chmn.); Representatives Barker, Bennett, Brown(66), Buck (5), Buck (72), Burnett, Carpenter, Espy, Evans(91), Hood, Huddleston (15), Lamar, Lott, Massengill,Mayo, McLeod, Nelson, Oberhousen, Patterson, Shows,Staples, Steverson, Taylor, Wooten, Young.

Ways and Means (33)Representative Smith (39) (Chmn.); Representative Rogers(61) (V. Chmn.); Representatives Aldridge, Baker, Bennett,Blackmon, Brown (20), Calhoun, Chism, Ellis, Evans (70),Formby, Gipson, Harrison, Holland, Horne, Lane, Malone,Matinson, Mayo, Moak, Monsour, Reynolds, Scott, Smith(27), Staples, Stringer, Turner, Upshaw, Weathersby,Zuber.

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Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks (15)Representative Bounds (Chmn.); Representative Morgan(V. Chmn.); Representatives Busby, Carpenter, Clark,Cockerham, Eure, Evans (43), Frierson, Guice, Lamar, Malone, Miles, Oberhousen, White.

Workforce Development (11)Representative Bell (Chmn.); Representatives Alday, Dick-son, Evans, Jennings, Mettetal, Middleton, Rogers (14),Shirley, Straughter, Wooten.

Youth and Family Affairs (25)Representative Hines (Chmn.); Representative Thomas (V.Chmn.); Representatives Alday, Arnold, Bain, Barton, Bell,Burnett, Clarke, Dixon, Espy, Gibbs, Haney, Holland, Jen-nings, Ladner, Lott, Massengill, Mims, Perkins, Pigott,Rogers (14), Shirley, Whittington.

JOINT COMMITTEESCompilation, Revision and Publication (7)Speaker Gunn (Chmn.); Representatives Cockerham,DeBar, Formby, Reynolds, Snowden, Warren.

Congressional Redistricting (10)Representative Denny (Chmn.); Representatives Baker,Beckett, Blackmon, Gipson, Horne, Huddleston (15), Wat-son; White, Zuber.

Enrolled Bills (5)Representative Banks (Chmn.); Representative Shirley (V.Chmn.); Representatives Bell, Lane, Rogers (14).

Executive Contingent Fund (5)Representative Hamilton (Chmn.); Representative Evans(70) (V. Chmn.); Representatives Hines, Shirley.

Investigate State Offices (9)Representative Espy (Chmn.); Representative Alday (V.Chmn.); Representatives Bell, Harrison, Ladner, Rogers(14), Rogers (61), Thomas.

Legislative Budget (7) Speaker Gunn (Chmn.); Representatives Flaggs, Frierson,Moore, Smith (39), Snowden, Sullivan.

Legislative Reapportionment (10) Representative Denny (Chmn.); Representatives Baker,Beckett, Blackmon, Gipson, Horne, Huddleston (15), Wat-son; White, Zuber.

Performance Evaluationand Expenditure Review (7)Representative Rogers (61) (V. Chmn.), RepresentativesBuck (72), Currie, Gibbs, Horne, Rogers (14), Upshaw.

State Library (5)Representative Rogers (14) (Chmn.); Representative Har-rison (V. Chmn.); Representatives Evans (70), Middleton,Morgan.

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* Appropriation, revenue, and local and private bills, and bills to restore suffrage are excluded from these deadlines. For purposes of the deadlines herein set forth,the term "revenue bills" shall include only those bills whose primary purpose is to increase or decrease taxes or to authorize the issuance of bonds or the borrowingof money. Bills which are primarily for regulatory purposes which have revenue provisions included shall not be considered as revenue bills for deadline purposes.The deletion from a bill of the features which made it a revenue bill shall render the bill a general bill for deadline purposes.

** Conference reports on all bills must be filed with the Secretary/Clerk no later than the time of adjournment on the day prior to being called up and considered.Appropriation bills which actually appropriate money and are recommitted for further conference are excluded from the requirement that the subsequent confer-ence report be filed and lay on table one (1) day before being considered; however, original action must be taken on all appropriation conference reports by 2:00p.m. on the 84th/119th day and subsequent reports must be filed no later than 6:00 p.m.

*** Requests for general bills and constitutional amendments to be drafted must be made no later than 8:00 p.m. on the 9th/45th day. The Rules Committee of theHouse or Senate, as the case may be, may authorize any member of its respective house to make requests, for one or more general bills or constitutional amend-ments to be drafted, after the expiration of the deadline for making such drafting requests but before the deadline for introduction of bills and constitutionalamendments, upon a determination by the Rules Committee that such drafting requests are in response to conditions of an emergency nature arising subsequent tothe deadline for making requests for general bills and constitutional amendments to be drafted.

+ Committee reports and conference reports that are subject to being filed on these deadlines must be filed with the Secretary/Clerk no later than 8:00 p.m.

Whenever the word “day” appears in this rule, it shall mean calendar day.

The above schedule shall not be deviated from except by the passage of a concurrent resolution adopted by a vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the membership of theHouse and Senate present and voting.

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Electric power associations’ economic development department seeks to improve theeconomy of the areas we serve. The depart-ment strives to build long-term community,business, and professional relationships andto assist in e4orts to attract, expand, andretain businesses and industries. This, inturn, creates jobs and stimulates our state’s economy.

In 2012, the department acquired some $5.86 million in USDA Rural EconomicDevelopment Loan and Grant funds for projects in Mississippi, with another $2.3 million 5led or pending. The $8.16 million total is an all-time high for loan and grant activity in Mississippi.

Our user-friendly website promotes available industrial property and buildings for future commercial and economic development projects, and we are proud of our partnerships with the Mississippi Development Authorityand TEAM Mississippi.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

TODAY IN MISSISSIPPIToday in Mississippi, the official member publication of theElectric Power Associations of Mississippi, is the most widelycirculated publication of any kind in the state. The monthlypublication is mailed to more than 464,000 members ofelectric power associations.

Today in Mississippi’s editorial content includes human-interest features, special-interest columns, a recipe pageand a statewide events calendar. The editorial mix is designed to appeal to the broad audience that constitutes the membership of Mississippi’s electric power associations.

MISSISSIPPI...a great place to live,work, play and travel!

Read current and back issues atwww.todayinmississippi.com

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Did you know...

FACTS FIGURESand758,722Total meters served654,401 Residential meters

EPAs serve 50% of theelectric meters in MississippiInvestor owned - 40%Municipal systems - 10%

PEARL RIVERCOUNTY

HARRISONCOUNTY

JACKSONCOUNTY

HANCOCKCOUNTY

WALTHALLCOUNTY

STONECOUNTY

GREENECOUNTY

GEORGECOUNTY

FORRESTCOUNTY

LAMARCOUNTY

MARIONCOUNTY

PIKECOUNTY

AMITECOUNTYWILKINSON

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CLAIBORNECOUNTY

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FRANKLINCOUNTY

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JEFFERSONDAVIS

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JONESCOUNTY

SIMPSONCOUNTY

SMITHCOUNTY

JASPERCOUNTY

CLARKECOUNTY

WAYNECOUNTY

NEWTONCOUNTY

RANKINCOUNTY

HINDSCOUNTY

WARRENCOUNTY

LAUDERDALECOUNTY

KEMPERCOUNTY

TIPPAHCOUNTY

MARSHALLCOUNTY

DeSOTOCOUNTY

TATECOUNTY

ITAWAMBACOUNTY

LEECOUNTY

PANOLACOUNTY

LAFAYETTECOUNTY

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CLAYCOUNTY

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ATTALACOUNTY

MADISONCOUNTY

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HOLMESCOUNTY

SCOTTCOUNTY

ISSAQUENACOUNTY

SHARKEYCOUNTY

WASHINGTONCOUNTY

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TALLAHATCHIECOUNTY

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COAHOMACOUNTY

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Gulfport

Biloxi

Bay Saint LouisPass Christian

Long Beach

Ocean Springs

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Waveland

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Electric Power Associations

Investor-owned Utilities

Municipals

EPAs serve approximately85% of the state’s land mass

93,793 - Miles of distribution lines

8.1 - Average number of members per mile of line2,852 - Total number of employees

� An electric power association is a cooperative independently controlled and owned by the members it serves. Amember is any customer who has an account with the electricpower association. As a not-for-pro4t, an electric power associa-tion pays capital credits to members or lowers rates when it realizes a margin at the end of the year.� A board of directors, composed of members elected bythe membership, governs an electric power association. 7eboard establishes bylaws, policies and rates that re5ect theindividuality and needs of the membership. As local leaders,directors are responsive to local needs.� Employees are local residents who share a personal and professional interest in the well-being of theircommunity. 7ey embody the cooperative spirit of com-munity involvement by participating in worthwhilecauses.� Electric power associations promote energy-e6-ciency programs to help their members reduce energycosts.� Mississippi’s electric power associations have mutual-aid agreements to help each other restore service tomembers during major power outages. 7ey may also obtain assistance from (or o3er it to) out-of-state electric cooperatives.

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E L E C T R I C P O W E R A S S O C I A T I O N S

� ALCORN COUNTY EPAJames D. Nanney, General ManagerP.O. Box 1590Corinth, MS 38835-1590662-287-4402

� CENTRAL EPAPaul Long, General ManagerP.O. Box 477Carthage, MS 39051-0477601-267-5671

� COAHOMA EPAKeith Hurt, General ManagerP.O. Box 188Lyon, MS 38645-0188662-624-8321

� COAST EPARobert J. Occhi, President/CEOP.O. Box 2430Bay St. Louis, MS 39521-2430228-363-7351

� DELTA EPARonnie Robertson, General ManagerP.O. Box 9399Greenwood, MS 38930-8999662-453-6352

� DIXIE EPARandy Smith, General ManagerP.O. Box 88Laurel, MS 39441-0088601-425-2535

� EAST MISSISSIPPI EPAWayne Henson, General ManagerP.O. Box 5517Meridian, MS 39302-5517601-581-8600

� 4-COUNTY EPAJoe B. Cade, GM/CEOP.O. Box 351Columbus, MS 39703-0351662-327-8900

� MAGNOLIA EPADarrell Smith, General ManagerP.O. Box 747McComb, MS 39649-0747601-684-4011

� MONROE COUNTY EPABarry Rowland, General ManagerP.O. Box 300Amory, MS 38821-0300662-256-2962

� NATCHEZ TRACE EPANorma Kilgore, General ManagerP.O. Box 609Houston, MS 38851-0609662-456-3037

� NORTH EAST MISSISSIPPI EPARobert Collier, General ManagerP.O. Box 1076Oxford, MS 38655-1076662-234-6331

� NORTHCENTRAL EPAKevin Doddridge, General ManagerP.O. Box 405Byhalia, MS 38611-0405662-895-2151

� PEARL RIVER VALLEY EPARandy Wallace, General ManagerP.O. Box 1217Columbia, MS 39429-1217601-736-2666

� PONTOTOC EPAChuck Howell, General ManagerP.O. Drawer 718Pontotoc, MS 38863-0718662-489-3211

� PRENTISS COUNTY EPARonny Rowland, General ManagerP.O. Box 428Booneville, MS 38829-0428662-728-4433

� SINGING RIVER EPALee Hedegaard, GM/CEOP.O. Box 767Lucedale, MS 39452-0767601-947-4211

� SOUTHERN PINE EPADon Jordan, General ManagerP.O. Box 60Taylorsville, MS 39168-0060601-785-6511

� SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI EPAPercy McCaa, General ManagerP.O. Box 5Lorman, MS 39096-0005601-437-3611

� TALLAHATCHIE VALLEY EPABrad Robison, General ManagerP.O. Box 513Batesville, MS 38606-0513662-563-4742

� TIPPAH EPATim Smith, General ManagerP.O. Box 206Ripley, MS 38663-0206662-837-8139

� TISHOMINGO COUNTY EPARobert Grisham, ManagerP.O. Box 560Iuka, MS 38852-0560662-423-3646

� TOMBIGBEE EPAWilliam Long, General ManagerP.O. Drawer 1789Tupelo, MS 38802-1789662-842-7635

� TWIN COUNTY EPAJohn Mosley, ManagerP.O. Box 158Hollandale, MS 38748-0158662-827-2262

� YAZOO VALLEY EPAC.H. Shelton, General ManagerP.O. Box 8Yazoo City, MS 39194-0008662-746-4251

� Alcorn County EPA

� Central EPA

� Coahoma EPA

� Coast EPA

� Delta EPA

� Dixie EPA

� East Miss. EPA

� 4-County EPA

� Magnolia EPA

� Monroe County EPA

� Natchez Trace EPA

� North East Miss. EPA

� Northcentral EPA

� Pearl River Valley EPA

� Pontotoc EPA

� Prentiss County EPA

� Singing River EPA

� Southern Pine EPA

� Southwest Miss. EPA

� Tallahatchie Valley EPA

� Tippah EPA

� Tishomingo County EPA

� Tombigbee EPA

� Twin County EPA

� Yazoo Valley EPA

TOTAL METERS

18,841

35,372

8,000

79,094

27,233

38,098

36,989

46,079

30,322

11,996

15,852

22,322

28,413

47,129

18,463

13,779

71,260

65,318

25,239

27,264

13,424

13,492

41,938

12,494

10,311

758,722

Association No. Meters

METERS SERVED

Entergy MississippiMississippi Power CompanyMunicipals

Tennessee Valley Authority

www.epaofms.com

P.O. Box 3300 � Ridgeland, MS 39158-3300665 Highland Colony Parkway

Office (601) 605-8600 � Fax (601) 605-8601

PEARL RIVER COUNTY

HARRISON COUNTY

JACKSON COUNTY

HANCOCK COUNTY

WALTHALL COUNTY

STONE COUNTY

GREENE COUNTY

GEORGE COUNTY

FORREST COUNTY

LAMAR COUNTY

MARIONCOUNTYPIKE

COUNTY AMITE

COUNTY

WILKINSON

COUNTY

ADAMS COUNTY

JEFFERSON COUNTY

CLAIBORNE COUNTY

COPIAH COUNTY

FRANKLIN COUNTY

LINCOLN COUNTY

LAWRENCE COUNTY

JEFFERSON DAVIS

COUNTY

COVINGTONCOUNTY

JONES COUNTY

SIMPSON COUNTY

SMITHCOUNTY

JASPERCOUNTY

CLARKE COUNTY

WAYNE COUNTY

NEWTONCOUNTY

RANKIN COUNTY

HINDS COUNTY

WARREN COUNTY

LAUDERDALE COUNTY

KEMPER COUNTY

TIPPAHCOUNTY

MARSHALL COUNTY

DeSOTO COUNTY

TATE COUNTY

ITAWAMBACOUNTY

LEE COUNTY

PANOLACOUNTY

LAFAYETTECOUNTY

UNION COUNTY

PONTOTOC COUNTY

CALHOUN COUNTY

CHICKASAW COUNTY MONROE

COUNTY

CLAY COUNTY

LOWNDES COUNTY OKTIBBEHA

COUNTY CHOCTAW COUNTY

WEBSTER COUNTY

NOXUBEE COUNTY

WINSTON COUNTY

NESHOBA COUNTY

LEAKE COUNTY

ATTALA COUNTY

MADISON COUNTY

YAZOOCOUNTY

HOLMES COUNTY

SCOTT COUNTY

ISSAQUENA COUNTY

SHARKEY COUNTY

WASHINGTON COUNTY

HUMPHREYSCOUNTY

CARROLLCOUNTY

LEFLORE COUNTY SUNFLOWER

COUNTY

BOLIVAR COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

GRENADA COUNTY

YALOBUSHA COUNTY

TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY

QUITMAN COUNTY

COAHOMA COUNTY

TUNICA COUNTY

PERRY COUNTY

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82

61

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I-55

I-20

61

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ELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATIONS OF MISSISSIPPIMichael Callahan

Executive Vice President/CEOP.O. Box 3300 • Ridgeland, MS 39158-3300

601-605-8600

SOUTH MISSISSIPPIELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATION

(Generation and Transmission)Jim Compton, General Manager/CEO

P.O. Box 15849 • Hattiesburg, MS 39404-5849601-268-2083

a quality of life partner

8ey are among the more than 1.8 million Mississippians who rely on their local electric power association to provide safe, a9ordable and reliable service totheir homes and businesses.

A large, diverse group, these Mississippians are not customers; they are membersand owners of their electric power association, a cooperative electric utility.

Mississippians organized electric power associations to attain a better quality of life through safe, a9ordable and reliable electric service. So it’s only natural for electric power associations to work in the interests of members.

For more than 75 years, electric power associations have created value in membership. Beyond providing electric service, we o9er energy-e<ciency programs to help members reduce their energy costs; capitalize on modern technology to reduce our operating costs; foster local economic development forlocal job opportunities; and promote and practice electrical safety.

We are more than an electric utility service. We are part of the family of electriccooperative members, and we work every day to make life better in our great state.

Ted Mangum, classic car enthusiast, Jones CountyMark and Cameasha Crawford, restaurant owners, Greenville

Melanie Snow, antebellum home owner, Clay County

www.epaofms.com • P.O. Box 3300 • Ridgeland, Mississippi 39158 • 601-605-8600

What do these individuals have in common?