Ginny Lee Fite

Background

Fite, Ginny Lee was born on July 30, 1945 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Daughter of Joseph Nickolas and Lillian Procida.

Education

Bachelor, Rutgers University, 1969. Modern Language Association, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1988.

Career

Director public relations Goucher College, Towson, Maryland, 1977-1979. Deputy press secretary Governor Harry Hughes, Annapolis, 1979-1981. Press secretary, district director Congresswoman Barbara Mikulski, Washington, 1981-1983.

Administrator Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1985-1991. Editor The Gazette, Frederick, Maryland, 1992-1999. Director, president The Writercizing Center, Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, since 1999.

Achievements

• Ginny Lee Fite has been listed as a notable writer, editor, poet by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board member Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs, Frederick, since 1997. Founding mother Women Helping Women, Frederick, since 1998. Member Institute for Participation in Government.

Interests

• Painting, teaching, learning.

Connections

Married Marvin R. Friedlander, October 16, 1966 (divorced May 1978). Children: Hal, Peter. Married Jack D. Fite, September 11, 1993.

Children: Michael, Joshua, Matthew.

Father:

Joseph Nickolas Procida

Mother:

Lillian Procida

Spouse:

Marvin R. Friedlander

Spouse:

Jack D. Fite

child:

Joshua Fite

child:

Matthew Fite

child:

Hal Fite

child:

Peter Fite

child:

Michael Fite