Background
Harvey, Leigh Kathryn was born in Abilene, Texas, United States. Daughter of Jasper Elliott and Kathryn E. (McDaniel) Harvey.
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Leigh Kathryn Harvey
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Leigh Kathryn Harvey, American Lawyer. Bar: Texas 1975. Keeton fellow University Texas, since 1997; recipient Young Careerist award District 7Bus. and Professional Women's Club, 1977, Certified of Achievement Republican National Convention, 1998; named Guardian of the Wild National Wildlife Federation, 1998.
Education
Bachelor cum laude, University Texas, 1971; Juris Doctor, University Texas, 1974.
Career
Assistant attorney, City of San Angelo, Texas, 1974-1977; assistant district attorney, County of Fort Bend, Richmond, Texas, 1978; private practice, various cities, Texas, since 1977.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Tom Green County Community Action Council, San Angelo, 1975-1977, president 1976. Volunteer judge board advisory University Texas Law School, Austin, 1980;member Metropolitan Austin 2000, 1982. Member vestry St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Lampasas, Texas, 1989-1991.
Member Natural Resources Defense Council, The Heritage Foundation, 1994-1998. Host for Jan Patterson Austin/Temple receptions Court Appeals 3rd circuit, 1998. Member American Bar Association, Texas Bar Association (legal forms committee manual for Real Estate Transactions review edit 1986-1992), Travis County Bar Association, Bell LampasasMills County Bar Association (senior citizen project 1986).
Connections
Married Bert Gubbels, Oct.1983 (divorced 1993).
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Religion
Episcopalian
Awards
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Keeton fellow University Texas, since 1997. Recipient Young Careerist award District 7Bus. and Professional Women's Club, 1977, Certified of Achievement Republican National Convention, 1998. Named Guardian of the Wild National Wildlife Federation, 1998.Keeton fellow University Texas, since 1997. Recipient Young Careerist award District 7Bus. and Professional Women's Club, 1977, Certified of Achievement Republican National Convention, 1998. Named Guardian of the Wild National Wildlife Federation, 1998.