Vermont General Assembly Members, 2005
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OF THE VERMONT SECRETARY OF STATE
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VERMONT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
CHITTENDEN 1-1
WILLIAM J. LIPPERT, JR.
of Hinesburg, Chittenden County, Democrat, was born in Danville, Pennsylvania, on January 18, 1950. Occupation: Samara Foundation
of Vermont, executive director. From 1973-1996 employed by the Counseling Service of Addison County, serving as executive director,
1984-1996. He was educated in elementary schools in Port Treverton and Williamsport, Pennsylvania; Williamsport High School,
Williamsport, Pennsylvania; Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana (B.A., History, 1972); Antioch/New England Graduate School of Antioch
University, Keene, New Hampshire (M.A., Counseling/Psychology, 1979). His partner is Enrique Peredo. Member of: Lewis Creek
Association; Hinesburg Democratic Committee; Genetics Technology Advisory Committee, NCSL. Former board member; Addison County
Battered Women's Project; Governor's Advisory Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse; Outright Vermont, founding member; Vermont Coalition
for Lesbian & Gay Rights, former co-chair; Vermont C.A.R.E.S. (Committee for AIDS Resources, Education, and Services); Vermont
Council of Community Mental Health Services; Vermont Alcohol & Drug Program Director's Association. He has served as a member of
legislative committees on civil rights enforcement (1994), future corrections policy (1995) and Vermont's mental health system
(1996); Judicial Retention Committee (1995-2000); Administrative Rules Committee (1997-2000; Chair 1998-2000) and is a former
Hinesburg Justice of the Peace. Member of the House: 1994 (seated April 1, 1994), 1995-96 (Judiciary, clerk), 1997-98 (Judiciary,
Ranking Member), 1999-2000 (Judiciary, Vice Chair), 2001-2002 (Judiciary), 2003-2004, 2005-2006. Home phone: 482-3528. E-mail:
wlippert@leg.state.vt.us. POST OFFICE ADDRESS: 2751 Baldwin Road, Hinesburg, VT 05461.
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