Lee Ann Walraff Hartman

Background

Hartman, Lee Ann Walraff was born on April 21, 1945 in Milwaukee. Daughter of Emil Adolph and Mabelle Carolyn Walraff.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin, 1967; postgraduate, U. Rhode Island, 1972-1973; postgraduate, Johns Hopkins University, 1990; postgraduate, Trinity College, 1996.

Career

Secondary educator, Port Washington Board Education, Wisconsin, 1967-1968; instructor ballet, Young Women’s Christian Association, Wilmington, Delaware, 1977-1978; tutor, Maryland. Study Skills Institute, Columbia, 1984-1986; teacher, Howard County Board Education, Columbia, since 1985.

Achievements

• Lee Ann Walraff Hartman has been listed as a noteworthy Educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Columbia United Christian Church, 1980-1983. Member Gifted and Talented Committee, Columbia, since 1980, Language Arts Committee, since 1985, United States Coast Guard Officers Wives Club, 1970-1972, Hospital Auxiliary Bay St. Louis, 1970-1972. Troop leader Girl Scouts United States, Columbia, 1980-1991, Hospice.

Member Executive Board Parent-Teachers Association, since 1990. Member American Association of University Women (Executive Board since 1985, vice president Howard County branch 1990-1992, president Howard County branch since 1998), NAFE, Home Hospital Teachers Association Maryland. (chair public relations, secretary since 1994, citizen advising committee since 1995, gifted and talented committee since 1986, language arts committee since 1986), International Platform Association, Beaverbrook Homemakers Association (president 1995-1997).

Interests

• Avocations: reading, swimming, skiing, ballet.

Connections

Married Patrick James Hartman, October 5, 1968. Children: Elizabeth Marie, Suzanne Carolyn.

Father:

Emil Adolph Walraff

Mother:

Mabelle Carolyn Walraff

Spouse:

Patrick James Hartman

child:

Elizabeth Marie Hartman

child:

Suzanne Carolyn Hartman