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Thomas P. Bryan

Member From: 1968 - 1969

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  • Birth Date: October 10, 1918 Birth Place:Richmond, VA
  • Death Date: 03/28/1983
  • Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
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  • Education: St. Christopher's School Episcopal High School University of Virginia (B.A., 1940) T.C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond (LL.B., 1947)
  • Military Service: USNR (Lieutenant Commander, World War II, 4 years active service)
  • Occupation/Profession: Attorney (1947-64) Store executive (Vice President and secretary, Miller & Rhoads)
  • Memberships/Affiliations: Episcopal Church Richmond Professional Institute (board of visitors) Episcopal High School (trustee) Sheltering Arms Hospital (director and secretary) Richmond Bar Association Virginia Bar Association American Bar Association Kiwanis Commonwealth Club Country Club of Virginia Richmond Chamber of Commerce (director) Mayor, City of Richmond (1954-56) Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (former trustee) American Red Cross, Richmond Chapter (former president) Central Richmond Association (former president)
  • Awards: Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award for State of Virginia (1954)
  • Other Notable Service and/or Elected Offices: Richmond City Council (1952-58)
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Session District District Number Party Leadership Committees
1968-1969 County of Henrico; City of Richmond 36 Democrat Counties Cities and Towns
Executive Expenditures
Immigration
Militia and Police
1969 County of Henrico; City of Richmond 36 Democrat Counties Cities and Towns
Executive Expenditures
Immigration
Militia and Police

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