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290:, appointed her the Executive Director of the Governor’s Advisory Council on Aging. As Executive Director, she advocated for Arizona’s seniors in regard to issues that quality of life. She guided the commission to improve end-of-life care in the state in 1997. Her accomplishments related to seniors and aging have continue to impact the lives and wellbeing of Arizona’s older population and their families. 232:, Lindeman hoped to find a nursing job. She could not find a nursing job due to a surplus in the market at that time. She instead received training as a secretary and began working for numerous state legislators. She volunteered for the Arizona GOP during this time as well, joining the Maryvale Federation of Republican Women and assisting with 215:
She would marry Robert Lindeman right after graduating high school in 1950. She met Robert through her brother, who was his college roommate. Together they moved around frequently to places such as South Carolina, Oklahoma, and Arizona due to Robert’s deployment as an Air Force pilot. Anne Lindeman
297:. She attributed the decline of the community’s image to the large number of people moving elsewhere in the Phoenix area. She wanted to get community members together to talk and offer ideas on how to improve the area and its image as she felt many Valley leaders came from the Maryvale area. 278:. Four years later, she would continue to help the success of the campus when she formed a lease-purchase agreement that freed up $ 48 million for additional construction of campus buildings and facilities. Lindeman was also a driving force behind a gerontology program at ASU West. 763: 173:(September 10, 1932 – June 5, 2001) was an Arizona state legislator for more than a decade in the 1970s and 1980s. During her time in office, she advocated for the elderly and senior care, as well as expanding 274:. In 1982, Lindeman found three hundred acres of state land that she wished to use as the site for ASU West and drafted Senate Bill 1200. In 1984, she drafted Senate Bill 1245, the legislation that created 243:
After successfully running as the Republican candidate for the Arizona House of Representatives, Lindeman would serve the 17th district there from 1972 until 1975. From 1975 to 1986, Lindeman served in the
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Lindeman’s main focuses were education, health and aging. She served as chairwoman of the Senate Education Committee and Health, Welfare and Education Committee for six and two years respectively.
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in the Arizona State Senate where she served from 1983 until 1986. In 1986, Lindeman wanted to further pursue her passion of education and ran for the office of
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moved to Arizona in 1961 with her two children, with one on the way after the death of her husband, who died in a plane crash while deployed in Italy.
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Lindeman served on the Intergovernmental Advisory Council on Education appointed by Ronald Reagan in 1985 and 1986. In 1991 Arizona Governor,
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1964 presidential bid. She became secretary to the Senate Education Committee in 1966 and served there until 1972 when she ran for the
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The Anne Lindeman Memorial Scholarship, which offers three $ 1,000 scholarships to Arizona resident students, was named in her honor.
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In 1998, after becoming a public affairs consultant, she co-chaired a group dedicated to improving the image of
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engineer who was often transferred to different plants, resulting in Anne moving around a lot in her childhood.
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Lindeman’s biggest legacy is her role in the establishment of Arizona State University’s west campus in
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Heard, Alex; Martha Matzke, Sheppard Ranbom. (January 12, 1983).
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Republican Party members of the Arizona House of Representatives
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Anne Lindeman died of heart disease on June 5, 2001, in
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She graduated from high school in 1950 and enrolled at
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In 2011, Lindeman was posthumously inducted into the
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Arizona House of Representatives
Arizona Senate
Arizona State Senate
East Orange, New Jersey
Peoria, Arizona
Republican
Indiana University
Antioch College
Arizona State University
East Orange
New Jersey
Westinghouse
Antioch College
South Bend
Indiana
Maryvale
Phoenix, Arizona
Barry Goldwater’s
state House
Arizona Senate
Majority Whip
superintendent of public instruction
C. Diane Bishop
Glendale
West Valley
Arizona State University’s West Campus
Fife Symington
Maryvale
Peoria, Arizona
Arizona Women's Hall of Fame

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