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Judd Alan Gregg, former United States Senator from New Hampshire, former Governor of New Hampshire. Bar: New Hampshire 1972. President Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Foundation, Greenfield, New Hampshire; Member of American Bar Association, Nashua Bar Association, New Hampshire Bar Association.

Background

Gregg, Judd Alan was born on February 14, 1947 in Nashua, New Hampshire, United States. Son of Hugh and Catherine (Warner) Gregg.

Education

AB, Columbia University, New York City, 1969. Juris Doctor, Boston University, 1972. Master of Laws, Boston University, 1975.

Career

Partner Sullivan, Gregg & Horton, Nashua, New Hampshire, 1975—1980. Member United States Congress from 2nd New Hampshire District, Washington, 1981-1989. Governor State of New Hampshire, Concord, 1989-1993.

United States Senator from New Hampshire Washington, 1993—2011. Chairman United States Senate Health, Education Labor & Pensions Committee, 2003—2005, United States Senate Budget Committee, Washington, 2005—2007. Member New Hampshire Executive Council, 1979—1981.

Membership

President Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Foundation, Greenfield, New Hampshire. Member of American Bar Association, Nashua Bar Association, New Hampshire Bar Association.

Connections

Married Kathleen MacLellan, 1973. Children: Molly, Sarah, Joshua.

Father:
Hugh Gregg

Mother:
Catherine (Warner) Gregg

Spouse:
Kathleen MacLellan

child:
Molly Gregg

child:
Sarah Gregg

child:
Joshua Gregg

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Awards

  • Named Legislation of Year, Congressional Fire Services Institute, 1999. Recipient Visionary award, Gulf Maine Council, 1992, Spirit of Enterprise award, United States Chamber of Commerce, 1996—2010, Robert B. Kerr award, New Hampshire Tuberculosis & Health Association, 1998, Chairman's award for Distinguished Meritorious Service, Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, 2003, Government Leadership on Arts award, New Hampshire Citizens for Arts/New Hampshire Council Arts, 2003, Public Service award, Boston College Center Irish Programs, 2003, Distinguished Community Health Champion award, National Association Community Health Centers, 2004, Leadership award, Friends Cancer Research/Research America, 2004, Legislation award, Council State Administrator Vocational Rehabilitation, 2005.