Gardner Greene Peckham

Background

Peckham, Gardner Greene was born on February 14, 1953 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Benjamin Miller and Margaret Ann (Faherty) Peckham.

Education

Bachelor, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1975; postgraduate, American U., 1976-1977; certified John Fitzgerald Kennedy School, Harvard University, 1983.

Career

Legislation assistant Congressman William F. Goodling, United States House Representatives, Washington, 1978-1981; minority staff consultant, Subcommittee on Africa, Committee on Foreign Affairs, United States House Representatives, Washington, 1981-1983; minority staff consultant Committee on Foreign Affairs, United States House Representatives, Washington, 1983-1986; minority senior staff consultant Committee on Foreign Affairs, United States House Representatives, Washington, 1986-1990; minority deputy chief of staff Committee on Foreign Affairs, United States House Representatives, Washington, 1990; deputy assistant secretary for legislation affairs, United States House Representatives, Washington, since 1990.

Achievements

• Gardner Greene Peckham has been listed as a noteworthy Federal official by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Mary Therese Gnezda, September 8, 1984. Children: Mary Elizabeth, Madeleine Annual.

Father:

Benjamin Miller Peckham

Mother:

Margaret Ann (Faherty) Peckham

Spouse:

Mary Therese Gnezda

child:

Mary Elizabeth Peckham

child:

Madeleine Annual Peckham