Background
Henderson, Marie Catherine was born on January 27, 1941 in Baltimore. Daughter of James Harrison Wilson and Marguerite (Jones) Wilson Campbell.
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Marie Catherine Henderson, American county official Recipient Leadership award United Way Central Maryland.; Outstanding Service award National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1977-1978; named among People to Watch in "84, Baltimore Magazine, 1984. member Maryland. Governor"s Maryland. Heritage Commission, 1983-1984; Member Maryland. Association Affirmative Action Officers, Maryland. Association Personnel Officers.
Education
Junior student, Howard University, 1960—1962.
Career
Congressional correspondent Scoial Security Administration, Baltimore, 1961—1967. Program director Public Service Employment Comprehensive Employment Training Act Program, 1971—1976. President, founder Maryland Council Cultural Progress, from 1973.
Permanent chairperson United Way Campaign, from 1975. Special assistant to mayor, 1976—1978. Campaign coordinator, manager mayor Baltimore, 1977.
Administrative assistant to county executive Baltimore County, 1978—1980. Baltimore county executive, 1979. Special assistant to director personnel Baltimore County Government, 1980—1981, special projects coordinator, from 1981.
President Baltimore City Council, 1983. Incumbent judges Baltimore, 1984. 1st female chairperson Maryland Committee Correctional Standards, Annapolis, 1981—1985.
Member Maryland Governor's Maryland Heritage Commission, 1983—1984.
Achievements
Membership
Member Maryland. Governor"s Maryland. Heritage Commission, 1983-1984. Member Maryland. Association Affirmative Action Officers, Maryland.
Association Personnel Officers.
Connections
Married Edward James Henderson, May 25, 1967. Children: Michael Keith, Edward James, Junior.
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Born
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient Leadership award United Way Central Maryland. Outstanding Service award National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1977-1978. Named among People to Watch in "84, Baltimore Magazine, 1984.Recipient Leadership award United Way Central Maryland. Outstanding Service award National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1977-1978. Named among People to Watch in "84, Baltimore Magazine, 1984.