Patt is President of the Maryland Federation of Republican Women
which is celebrating is 85th Anniversary this year. In addition she
serves on the Advisory Board, Republican Women's Federal Forum, the
Governor's Emergency Management Advisory Council; National
Federation of Republican Women. She is also a member of the First
Lady's (Maryland) Forum, and a NFRW Regent. Patt has held positions
as Charter President, the Republican Women Leaders of Calvert
County, Maryland; Campaign Manager; and the MFRW Legislative
Chairman.
Until December 2005, Patt was the Deputy Director in the Office of
Military and Federal Affairs, Department of Business and Economic
Development. Prior to that she served 20 years in the federal
government. Her last assignment was the Special Assistant to the
Army's Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence. Patt has traveled to
23 countries. She has a passion for leadership. She is a consultant
and focuses on leadership development and executive coaching. Her
other professional experiences include: school administrator and
teacher, convention planner, lobbyist, marketing director,
professional conference speaker.
Patt loves to learn. She has received formal education in a variety
of areas: BA in Education; MBA, emphasis in Management; MS, National
Security from the National War College and over 100+ post graduate
hours in organizational effectiveness, strategic planning, and
leadership development
Patt resides in Dunkirk, Maryland with her husband, has two grown
sons and four granddaughters (Ages 3-12) - future Republican women.
Publisher's Note: Text published as provided by Maryland FRW.
The Maryland Federation was founded in 1920 and affiliated with
the NFRW in 1938. MFRW is divided into six regions and has 46 clubs.
The first club included a group of six activist women whose initial
goals were organization, education and legislation to repeal many of
the old English laws still on the books that discriminated against
women.
That spirit of activism continues today. The clubs vigorously
support literacy and advocacy programs, leadership development, free
enterprise and outreach. Members volunteer for campaigns, recruit
and train candidates, raise money, and assist with voter
registration. MFRW participates in Memorial Day, Flag Day and
Independence Day parades, and provides community service to women
and children's shelters. Members tutor special students and sponsor
scholarships and essay contests.
Past presidents include:
Mrs. Betty Jane Carroll, 2004-05
Mrs. Marilyn Dankner, 2000-03
Mrs. Ann Horner Granados, 1998-2000
Mrs. Frances "Bunny" Parish, 1996-98
Mrs. Barbara Powell, 1992-96
The Hon. Janet Greenip, 1990-92
Mrs. Janet Steed, 1987-90
Mrs. Irene Petterson, 1983-87
Mrs. Arlene Baybutt, 1981-83
Mrs. Fleur Bresler, 1977-81
Mrs. Joan Beck, 1975-77
Mrs. Jane Hank, 1971-75
Mrs. Lucille Potts, 1969-71
The Hon. Sylvia Hermann, 1965-69
Mrs. Katherine M. Rinehart, 1963-65
Mrs. William A. Hepburn, 1959-63
Rebecca Bowen Wright, 1921-25 (founding)
Publisher's Note: Text published as provided by Maryland FRW.
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