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RON GEORGE
Republican, District 30, Anne Arundel County
Member of House of Delegates, January 10, 2007 to January 14, 2015. Member, Ways and Means Committee, 2007-15 (transportation subcommittee, 2007-08, 2011-12; election law subcommittee, 2009-10, 2013-15; education subcommittee, 2011-15). Member, Sportsmen's Caucus, 2007-15; Veterans Caucus, 2007-15. Founder, Doctors Caucus, 2010. House Chair, Anne Arundel County Delegation, 2012. Member, Maryland Veterans Caucus, 2012-15. Member, Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force, American Legislative Exchange Council, 2007-15.
Member, State Commission on the Capital City, 2007-15; Attorney General's Advisory Committee on Campaign Finance, 2010-11; Wetlands and Waterways Program Funding Work Group, 2011; Commission to Study Campaign Finance Law, 2011-13.
Born in Syracuse, New York, August 30, 1953. Master goldsmith certificate, jewelry design and repair, Bowman Technical School for Jewelry Making and Design, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1972. Syracuse University, B.A. (visual & performing arts), 1978. Institute for Psychological Sciences, M.S. (clinical), 2005. Jeweler. Owner, Ron George Jewelry & Repair, 1987-91; Ron George Jewelers, Inc., 1991-; State House Inn, 2002-07. Volunteer counselor, Covenant House (emergency youth shelter), New York, 1979-81. Volunteer Director, Conquest Boys Club, 1996-2002. National Board member, Traditions of Roman Catholic Homes (home-schooling support organization), 1998-. Volunteer Executive Director, Springhill Center for Family Development, 2002-08. Member, Annapolis Business Association; Maryland Chamber of Commerce; National Federation of Independent Businesses. Ronald Reagan Award, Annapolis Republican Central Committee, 2005. Legislator of the Year, Annapolis/Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce, 2008. Distinguished Service Award, Republican Women of Anne Arundel County, 2009. Former Sunday School teacher, St. Mary's Catholic Church, Annapolis. Married; six children, two grandchildren.
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