Good Government for America Committee

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Good Government for America Committee

ORGANIZATION

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Frank Carlucci Government 18-Oct-1930 US Secretary of Defense, 1987-89

Jimmy Dean Country Musician 10-Aug-1928 13-Jun-2010 Singer, songwriter, sausage-maker

Michael D. Fraizer Business c. 1958 CEO of Genworth Financial

Foster Friess Business 2-Apr-1940 Friess Associates

Ed Gillespie Politician 1-Aug-1962 RNC Chairman, 2003-05

William H. Goodwin, Jr. Business 21-Oct-1940 President of CCA Industries

C. Boyden Gray Government 6-Feb-1943 Conservative activist, lobbyist

William J. Haynes II Government 30-Mar-1958 DOD General Counsel, 2001-08

Charles G. Koch Philanthropist 1-Nov-1935 Conservative philanthropist, Koch heir

Chris LaCivita Government c. 1967 Crosslink Strategy Group

Joseph W. Luter III Business 17-Jul-1939 CEO of Smithfield Foods, 1975-2006

J. Willard Marriott Business 17-Sep-1900 13-Aug-1985 Founded the Marriott hotel chain

G. Gilmer Minor III Business c. 1941 CEO of Owens & Minor, 1984-2005

Bob Perry Business 30-Oct-1932 13-Apr-2013 Perry Homes, Republican financier

Brent Scowcroft Government 19-Mar-1925 National Security Advisor to Ford and GHWB

Robert C. Sledd Business c. 1952 Co-Founder, Performance Food Group

John Snow Government 2-Aug-1939 US Secretary of the Treasury, 2003-06

Nicholas F. Taubman Business c. 1935 Advance Auto Parts scion

James E. Ukrop Business c. 1938 Ukrop's Super Markets, Inc.

James Von Ehr Business c. 1950 Nanotech entrepreneur

George Vradenburg Attorney 14-Mar-1943 Strategic Advisor for AOL Time Warner

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