Mary Ann Reuter started her career with
the State of Missouri in January of 1978 working for
Representative Roy Cagle, (R-127, Joplin) who was elected in
a special election in December 1977. In June 1983 MaryAnn
went to work for then Attorney General, John Ashcroft, and
stayed within state departments during his two terms as
Governor, leaving shortly after Carnahan was elected.
MaryAnn returned to the State Capitol in
December 1996 to work for Representative Carson Ross (R-55,
Blue Springs). When Rep. Ross was term-limited in 2002, Rep.
Bryan Pratt kindly asked her to stay on with his office.
MaryAnn and her husband of 44 years, Bob,
have two children and five grandsons. She is active in her
parish church, Immaculate Conception, Republican politics
and her book club.
Legislative Interns
I have three great interns this year.
Phil Raine
from Truman State University is my full-time intern. He
grew up in Parkville, Missouri.
Grant Messner
from the University of Missouri-Columbia is my part-time
intern. He grew up in Blue Springs, Missouri.
Tony Luetkemeyer from the University of Missouri-Columbia is my research
intern. He grew up in Farmington, Missouri. |
