Augusta Hornblower

Background

HORNBLOWER, Augusta was born on June 6, 1948 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America. Daughter of Henry Hornblower and Dorothy Hornblower (née Shapard).

Education

Daughter of Henry Hornblower II andDorothy (Shapard) Durphee. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Babson College, 1971. Investments account executive hockey club Wainwright & Company, Boston, 1973-1977;federal grant manager Executive Office of Energy Resources, Boston, 1979-1983.

State fellow National Governor"s Association, Washington, 1982-1983.

Member Commonwealthof Massachusetts General Court, First Middlesex District, 1985, assistant minority whip, 1982. Governor"s non-resident appointee Martha Vineyard Commission, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, 1979-1983.

Fundraiser, consultant American Tax Reform Foundation, Washington, 1983-1984. National defense executive reservist Federal Emergency Management Agency, Washington, 1981-1984.

Trustee Plimoth Plantation, Massachusetts, 1981-1991, overseer, Schwamb Mill Preservation Trust, Arlington, Massachusetts, 1973.

Member Groton Republican Town Committee,1984. Director Representatives for Middlesex County, Wayland, Massachusetts, 1979. President.Women"s Republican Club of Massachusetts, Wayland, 1979-1984, board directors, 1984.

Named delegate to Japan American Council for Young Political Leaders, 1980.

Career

Member, Mass. Notary Public Commission, since 1974. Member, Watertown Bicentennial Commission and Watertown Historical Commission, 1975-1978. Alternate delegate, Republican National Convention, 1976.

Vice-Chairwoman, Mass., Republican Finance Committee, 1978-1980. Manager, Energy Conservation Program, Mass. Executive Office of Energy Resources.

1979-1983; Chairwoman, 5th District Caucus for Republican Delegate Selection, 1980. Delegate to Japan, American Council of Young Political Leaders, 1980. Pres, and Founder, Lavima Baron Papalia PAC, since 1980.

State Fellow, National Governor's Association, of Energy and Environment Committee, 1982-1983. Senior Staff Evaluator, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Civil-Military Exercise, Washington DC, 1983. Member, Groton Republican Town Committee, since 1984.

Mass. State Representative, since 1985. Member, Joint Committees on Election Laws and Taxation and Special Commission on Tax Reform. Professional career: investigator, Div. of Minimum Wages, Mass.

Dept, of Labour and Industries, 1969. Partner, the Crepe Record, 1972. Museum curator, Abraham Browne House, Watertown, 1975-1978.

Registered RepNew York Stock Exchange and National Association, of Securities Dealers, 1973-1977. Account Executive, HC Wainwright and Company, Boston, 1973-1977. Member, Committee, on Development and Public Affairs, Babson College Corporation Board, 1977-1982.

Fundraiser and Consultant, American Tax Reform Foundation, Washington DC, 1981-1984.

Achievements

• Augusta Hornblower has been listed as a noteworthy state legislator by Marquis Who's Who.

Religion

Episcopal

Membership

Trustee Plimoth Plantation, Massachusetts, 1981—1991. Overseer Schwamb Mill Preservation Trust, Arlington, since 1973. Member Groton Republican Town Committee, since 1984.

Director Representatives Middlesex County, Wayland, Massachusetts, since 1979. President Women's Republican Club Mass, 1979—1984, board directors, since 1984. Member of National Conference State Legislators (delegate 1985-1986, representative national committee woman since 1988, North-East regional chairman since 1992, delegate representative national convention 1988), American Legislation Exchange Council (state chairman since 1984).

Connections

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Father:

Henry Hornblower Durphee

Mother:

Dorothy Durphee