Sanford Sterling Munro

Background

Munro, Sanford Sterling was born on March 2, 1932 in Madison, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Sanford Sterling and Dorothea Irene (Spears) Munro.

Education

Bachelor, George Washington University, 1957.

Career

Member professional staff, United States Senate, Washington, 1953-1961; administrative assistant, United States Senator Henry M. Jackson, 1961-1975; chief of staff Jackson for, President Committee, 1975-1976; governmental affairs consultant, Wenatchee, Washington, 1977; administrator, Bonneville Power Administration, unites states department Energy, Portland, Oregon, 1978-1981; vice president, national director public power, John Nuveen & Company, Inc., Seattle and Chicago, 1981-1992. Board directors Center Washington Bank, Wenatchee.

Membership

Board of directors United States national committee World Energy Conference. Chairman United States Entity for Columbia River Treaty. Member Pacific N.W. River Basins Commission, 1978-1981.

Trustee Center Washington U., 1977-1983, 85-92, Chairman of the Board 1988-1990. Vice president Henry M. Jackson Foundation With United States Army, 1952-1953. Member Electric Power Research Institute (vice-Chairman of the Board 1978-1981), Electric Club Oregon.

Connections

Married Valerie Gene Halbert, April 4, 1956. Children: Sanford Sterling, Margaret, Mary, Elizabeth, Peter, Matthew, Andrew.

Father:

Sanford Sterling Munro

Mother:

Dorothea Irene (Spears) Munro

Spouse:

Valerie Gene Halbert

child:

Matthew Munro

child:

Elizabeth Munro

child:

Margaret Munro

child:

Sanford Sterling Munro

child:

Andrew Munro

child:

Mary Munro

child:

Peter Munro