Gretchen Gunter

Background

Gunter, Gretchen was born on April 13, 1942 in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. Daughter of William Clinton and Frances Virginia (Spinks) Weeden.

Education

Student, Gulf Park College, 1960. Bachelor, Texas Christian University, 1963. Master of Arts, University Denver, 1979.

Career

Teacher Fort Worth (Texas) Public Schools, 1963—1964, Denver Public Schools, 1965—1969. Public relations director Classic Chorale, Denver, 1974—1975. Associate producer Noonday-KOA-television, 1978.

With Mountain Bell, 1979. Director Volumes Callaway for Senate, 1980. Organizational director Bradford for Congress, 1980.

Producer Public Access, United Cable television, 1980. Local government lobbyist Adolph Coors Company, Denver, 1980—1984. Regional manager government affairs, 1984—1987.

Principal Public Affairs Group, Inc., Denver, 1987—1989. Director programs and planning office public affairs United States Department of Agriculture, since 1989.

Achievements

• Gretchen Gunter has been listed as a noteworthy government relations consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Cherry Creek Republican Women's, National Federation Republican Women, Colorado Federation Republican Women, Leadership Denver Association (director 1984-1986), Women in Communications (pres-elect 1980-1981), Mile High Republican Women's Forum (charter president 1982-1984).

Connections

Children: Garrett Edward, Holli Gretchen.

Father:

William Clinton Weeden

Mother:

Frances Virginia (Spinks) Weeden

child:

Garrett Edward Gunter

child:

Holli Gretchen Gunter