Marjorie Bullock Illig

Background

Illig, Marjorie Bullock was born on October 27, 1891 in Belchertown, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Lewis Edward and Susie A. (Butler) B.

Education

Graduate, Sargent College, 1912;

student, Bryant and Stratton School, 1912-1915;

student, Boston School Physical Education, 1917.

Career

Physical education director, 1912;

national chairman division health, General Federation Women's Clubs, 1932-1938, 44-47;

lay field representative, American Society for Control of Cancer, New York City, 1935-1936;

national commander, Women's Field Army, 1936-1943;

president, owner, The Bullock Cranberry Company Inc., Wareham, Massachusetts

owner, Marge Illig Flowers, New York City

associate, Ruth Joyce Flowers, New York City. Trustee Endicott Junior College, Beverly, Massachusetts, 1939-1954.

Achievements

• Marjorie Bullock Illig has been listed as a noteworthy Public health director, cranberry grower by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman Park department, Town of Wareham, Massachusetts, 1926-1934. Member National Women's Advisory Committee, Federal Security Agency, Medical Department, United States.Army, World War I. Member Association of Women in Public Health, American Public Health Association, American Legion (Wareham, Massachusetts, Post 220), International Federation Business and Professional Women, Wareham Monday Club, State Presidents of Massachusetts Club, First District President's Club (Cape Cod, Massachusetts, president 1935-1936).

Connections

Married Carl Weber Illig, Junior, November 29, 1923. 1 daughter, Barbara Weber.

Father:

Lewis Edward B.

Mother:

Susie A. (Butler) B.

Spouse:

Carl Weber Illig