Born in Mullins, she was a daughter of the late James Milton Wright and Leatha Floyd Wright.
She worked for the State of South Carolina for 26 years and retired March 1, 1991, from the Legislative Audit Council.
She received the Order of the Palmetto from Governor John C. West on December 23, 1974 with Distinction of "Palmetto Lady," which is the highest civilian award in The State of South Carolina.
She worked four years for Governor Robert E. McNair and continued with Governor John C. West.
She was a member of Professional Secretaries International and graduated from Midlands Technical College with an Associate's Degree in Business and Secretarial Sciences and Management in 1984 (56 years old).
She loved to travel extensively with her family and was an avid Gamecock fan.
She worked for the State of South Carolina for 26 years and retired March 1, 1991, from the Legislative Audit Council.
She received the Order of the Palmetto from Governor John C. West on December 23, 1974 with Distinction of "Palmetto Lady," which is the highest civilian award in The State of South Carolina.
She worked four years for Governor Robert E. McNair and continued with Governor John C. West.
She was a member of Professional Secretaries International and graduated from Midlands Technical College with an Associate's Degree in Business and Secretarial Sciences and Management in 1984 (56 years old).
She loved to travel extensively with her family and was an avid Gamecock fan.
Born in Mullins, she was a daughter of the late James Milton Wright and Leatha Floyd Wright.
She worked for the State of South Carolina for 26 years and retired March 1, 1991, from the Legislative Audit Council.
She received the Order of the Palmetto from Governor John C. West on December 23, 1974 with Distinction of "Palmetto Lady," which is the highest civilian award in The State of South Carolina.
She worked four years for Governor Robert E. McNair and continued with Governor John C. West.
She was a member of Professional Secretaries International and graduated from Midlands Technical College with an Associate's Degree in Business and Secretarial Sciences and Management in 1984 (56 years old).
She loved to travel extensively with her family and was an avid Gamecock fan.
She worked for the State of South Carolina for 26 years and retired March 1, 1991, from the Legislative Audit Council.
She received the Order of the Palmetto from Governor John C. West on December 23, 1974 with Distinction of "Palmetto Lady," which is the highest civilian award in The State of South Carolina.
She worked four years for Governor Robert E. McNair and continued with Governor John C. West.
She was a member of Professional Secretaries International and graduated from Midlands Technical College with an Associate's Degree in Business and Secretarial Sciences and Management in 1984 (56 years old).
She loved to travel extensively with her family and was an avid Gamecock fan.
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