Louis Lazarus Goldstein Edit Profile

Background

Goldstein, Louis Lazarus was born on March 14, 1913 in Prince Frederick, Maryland, United States. Son of Goodman and Belle G. Goldstein.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Washington College, 1935. Doctor of Laws (honorary), Washington College, 1977. Juris Doctor, University Maryland, 1938.

Doctor Political Science (honorary), University Maryland, 1989. Doctor of Laws (honorary), Morgan State University, 1973. Doctor of Laws (honorary), Western Maryland College, 1973.

Doctor of Laws (honorary), University Baltimore, 1977. Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Towson State University, 1985. Doctor of Laws (honorary), Washington College, 1977.

Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), University Maryland Baltimore, 1995.

Career

Member, Maryland. House of Delegates, Annapolis, 1939-1942; member, Maryland. Senate, Annapolis, 1947-1959; former majority floor leader, former president senate, Maryland. Senate, Annapolis, 1951-1959; comptroller, State Maryland, Annapolis, since 1959.

Chairman Maryland. Retirement and Pension Systems, Baltimore, since 1959, Maryland. Board Revenue Estimates, Annapolis, since 1959. Member Maryland. State Banking Commission, since 1959, Maryland.

Hall of Records Commission, Annapolis, since 1959.

Achievements

Louis Lazarus Goldstein has been listed as a noteworthy state official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Delaware to 14 Democratic National Convs. Chairman of the Board visitors and Governors Washington College, Chestertown, Maryland., since 1978. Board directors Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, since 1970, Maryland.

History Society, Baltimore, since 1960. First lieutenant United States Marine Corps, 1942-1946, PTO. Member American Bar Association, Maryland. Bar Association, District of Columbia Bar Association, National Association State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurer (president 1969), Maryland.

Public Finance Officers Association, Government Finance Officers United States and Canada, Lions, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sigma Delta Chi.

Interests

Avocations: farming, swimming.

Connections

Married Hazel Horton, November 22, 1947 (deceased 1996). Children: Philip, Louisa, Margaret.

Father:: Goodman Goldstein
Mother:: Belle G. Goldstein
Spouse:: Hazel Horton
child:: Louisa Goldstein
child:: Margaret Goldstein
child:: Philip Goldstein

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Born

March 14, 1913

Prince Frederick, Maryland, United States
Resting place
Deceased
Nationality
American
Religion
Judaism

Education

1935

Washington College , Bachelor of Science
1977

Washington College , Doctor of Law
1938

University Maryland , Juris Doctor
1989

University Maryland , Science , Doctor
1973

Morgan State University , Doctor of Law
1973

Western Maryland College , Doctor of Law
1977

University Baltimore , Doctor of Law
1985

Towson State University , Doctor of Humane Letters
1977

Washington College , Doctor of Law
1995

University Maryland Baltimore , Doctor of Humane Letters
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Career

comptroller , State of Maryland
1939 - 1942

Member , Maryland House of Dels.
Annapolis, Maryland, United States
1947 - 1959

Member , Maryland House of Dels.
Annapolis, Maryland, United States

Awards

Recipient Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association award, 1963, Outstanding Management award American Management Association, 1973, Alumni award National 4-H, 1976, Calvert prize for history preservation Maryland History Trust, 1978, President's Medal Mount St. Mary's College, 1978, Andrew White Medal award Loyola College, 1985, Distinguished Finance Leadership award National Association Governor Accountants, 1986, Donald L. Scantlebury award Joint Finance Management Improvement Group of the United States Government, 1989, Tribute to Excellence award University Maryland, 1989, George Washington award National Association Service Station Dealers, 1990, Lord Baltimore award St. Mary's College, 1990, Steven Muller award Maryland Association Indiana Colleges and Universities, 1991, First Citizen's award Maryland State Senate, 1993, National Quality Supplier award Internal Revenue Service, 1994, 95, 96, National Others award Salvation Army, 1994, National Friend Extension award Epsilon Sigma Phi, 1994, Thomas Kennedy award Maryland House of Delegates, 1995, Louis L. Goldstein award for excellence in public finance management Maryland Public Finance officers Association, 1989, Lifetime Achievement award Federation of Tax Administrators, 1996, Making A Difference award Baltimore Br National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1997, Goldstein award Leadership National Association State Comptrollers, 1997. Named Veteran of the Year Maryland Joint Veterans' Committee, 1990. Named in his honor: State District Court and Multisvc. Center, 1991, Maryland Rtes. 2 and 4 Calvert County, State Treasury Building, 1984. Honored with Louis L. Goldstein Chair of Public Policy Washington College, 1984. Elected to Maryland State Firemen's Association Hall of Fame, 1981.

Recipient Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association award, 1963, Outstanding Management award American Management Association, 1973, Alumni award National 4-H, 1976, Calvert prize for history preservation Maryland History Trust, 1978, President's Medal Mount St. Mary's College, 1978, Andrew White Medal award Loyola College, 1985, Distinguished Finance Leadership award National Association Governor Accountants, 1986, Donald L. Scantlebury award Joint Finance Management Improvement Group of the United States Government, 1989, Tribute to Excellence award University Maryland, 1989, George Washington award National Association Service Station Dealers, 1990, Lord Baltimore award St. Mary's College, 1990, Steven Muller award Maryland Association Indiana Colleges and Universities, 1991, First Citizen's award Maryland State Senate, 1993, National Quality Supplier award Internal Revenue Service, 1994, 95, 96, National Others award Salvation Army, 1994, National Friend Extension award Epsilon Sigma Phi, 1994, Thomas Kennedy award Maryland House of Delegates, 1995, Louis L. Goldstein award for excellence in public finance management Maryland Public Finance officers Association, 1989, Lifetime Achievement award Federation of Tax Administrators, 1996, Making A Difference award Baltimore Br National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1997, Goldstein award Leadership National Association State Comptrollers, 1997. Named Veteran of the Year Maryland Joint Veterans' Committee, 1990. Named in his honor: State District Court and Multisvc.

Center, 1991, Maryland Rtes. 2 and 4 Calvert County, State Treasury Building, 1984. Honored with Louis L. Goldstein Chair of Public Policy Washington College, 1984.

Elected to Maryland State Firemen's Association Hall of Fame, 1981.

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