| Paul Simon AKA Paul Martin Simon
Born: 29-Nov-1928 Birthplace: Eugene, OR Died: 9-Dec-2003 Location of death: Springfield, IL Cause of death: Complications of Surgery Remains: Buried, Rowan Cemetery, Makanda, IL
Gender: Male Religion: Lutheran Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Politician Party Affiliation: Democratic Nationality: United States Executive summary: US Senator, one-time Presidential candidate Military service: US Army (Counter-Intelligence Corps 1951-53, Europe) Father: Martin Paul Simon Mother: Ruth Troemel Wife: Jeanne Hurley (m. 21-Apr-1960, d. Feb-2000) Wife: Patricia Derge (m. May-2001) Daughter: Sheila Son: Martin Daughter: Jennie Derge (stepdaughter) Brother: Arthur
High School: Concordia Academy High School, Portland, OR University: University of Oregon University: Dana College, Blair, NE Professor: Sangamon State University, Springfield, IL Professor: Harvard University Administrator: Southern Illinois University
US Senator, Illinois (1985-97) US Congressman, Illinois (1975-85) Lieutenant Governor of Illinois (1969-73) Illinois State Senate (1963-68) Illinois State House of Representatives (1955-63) 4-H Club Citizens for a Moratorium on Federal Executions Project for the New American Century Grassroots.com Board of Advisors J. C. Penney stock boy
Open Heart Surgery German Ancestry Paternal
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Dave (7-May-1993) Himself
Author of books:
Lovejoy: Martyr to Freedom (1964) Lincoln's Preparation for Greatness: the Illinois Legislative Years (1965) The Tongue-Tied American: Confronting the Foreign Language Crisis (1980) The Once and Future Democrats: Strategies for Change (1982) The Glass House: Politics and Morality in the Nation's Capital (1984) Beginnings: Senator Paul Simon Speaks to Young Americans (1986) Winners and Losers: The 1988 Race for the Presidency: One Candidate's Perspective (1989) Advice and Consent: Clarence Thomas, Robert Bork, and the Intriguing History of the Supreme Court's Nomination Battles (1992) We Can Do Better: How to Save America's Future: An Open Letter to President Clinton (1994) Our Culture of Pandering (2003)
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