Background
Richmond, Nancy Mason was born on March 14, 1933 in Buxton, Maine, United States. Daughter of Ansel Robert and Kate Douglas (Libby) M.
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Nancy Mason Richmond
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Graduate, Bryant College, Providence, Rhode Island, 1952. Bachelor, University Massachusetts, Boston, 1977. Postgraduate, Institute Governmental Services, Boston, 1985.
Postgraduate, The Auditor's Institute, 1988.
Career
Assistant to chief justice Massachusetts Superior Court, Boston, 1964-1968. Community liaison Action for Boston Community Development, 1968-1973. Management consultant East Boston Community Development Association, 1973-1978.
Assistant director Massachusetts Office of Deafness, 1978-1986. Director of contracts Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, 1986-1998. Retired, 1998
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A Ryan Associates, Boston and Orleans, Massachusetts, 1981-1986, Radio Station WFCC, Chatham, Massachusetts, 1987-1991, Networks, Inc., 2003-2005.
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Board directors Deaf-Blind Contact Center, Boston, 1988-1991. Volunteer American Cancer Society, Winchester, Massachusetts, 1986-1993, Tax Equity Alliance Massachusetts, 1994. Treasurer Sunset Bay Condo Association, 1998-1999, board directors 1998-2001, Highland Cemetery Association, since 2002.
Member vestry Trinity Episcopalian Church, Saco, Maine, 2005-2007. Member National Organization of Women, Massachusetts State Association Deaf, Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission Statewide Center Office Directors (chair 1995-1998, Medical Research Council procurement management team 1997-1998, co-chair Take Your Daughters to Work Day 1998-1999), Red Hat Society.
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Episcopalian -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1952
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1977
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1985
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1988
Career
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1964 - 1968
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1968 - 1973
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1973 - 1978
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1978 - 1986
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1986 - 1998
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1998
Awards
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Recipient Good Citizen award Daughters of the American Revolution, 1950, Community Service award Northeastern University, 1986, Governor's citation for outstanding performance, 1993. Named to Outstanding Young Women of America, 1965.Recipient Good Citizen award Daughters of the American Revolution, 1950, Community Service award Northeastern University, 1986, Governor's citation for outstanding performance, 1993. Named to Outstanding Young Women of America, 1965.