Marjorie Ann Burke

Background

Burke, Marjorie Ann was born on November 26, 1935 in Waltham, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Joseph Paul and M. Alice (Ward) Mogan.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, Massachusetts College Pharmacy, 1957. Postgraduate, Boston University, 1957.

Career

Staff pharmacist Children's Hospital Medical Center, Boston, 1957-1961, 62. Relief hospital pharmacist various hospitals, 1962-1975. Church school superintendent Church of Our Redeemer, Lexington, Massachusetts, 1971-1975.

President Episcopal Church Women, Diocese of Massachusetts, Boston, 1980-1986. Representative province I National Episcopal Church Women's Board, New York City, 1985-1988. National president Episcopal Church Women, 1988-1991.

Consultant leader workshops for church women, Massachusetts, 1980-1986. President, trainer Episcopal Church Women, Church Center, 1987, president Providence I, 1984-1987, co-chair committee on sexual exploitation for national church, 1991-1997, chair committee on status of women, 1997-2000. Convenor Council for Women's Ministries, since 2000.

Member diocese council, Diocese of New Hampshire, since 2002.

Achievements

• Marjorie Ann Burke has been listed as a noteworthy religious organization administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Weare School Board, since 2003, vice chair, 2006. Secretary Lexington pre-School Parent-Teachers Association, 1965. President National Episcopalian Church Women, 1988-1991.

Member Commission on Status of Women, 1988-1994, chair 1997-2000. Vice president Province One, Episcopal Church, 2000-2003. Member Weaver's Guild Boston, Alumni Massachusetts College Pharmacy, Rainbow Girls.

Clubs: Rainbow Girls.

Interests

• Weaving, gardening, poetry, liturgical dance.

Connections

Daughter of Joseph Paul nad M. Alice (Ward) Mogan. Married Donald Edmund Burke, October 17, 1959. Children: Lloyd Andrew, Ward Edmund.

Father:

Joseph Paul Mogan

Mother:

M. Alice (Ward) Mogan

Spouse:

Donald Edmund Burke

child:

Lloyd Andrew Burke

child:

Ward Edmund Burke