Sandra Day O'Connor AKA Sandra Day Born: 26-Mar-1930 Birthplace: El Paso, TX
Gender: Female Religion: Anglican/Episcopalian Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Judge Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States Executive summary: US Supreme Court Justice, 1981-2006 "Every member of the Supreme Court received a wonderful package of home-baked cookies, and I don't know why, the staff decided to analyze them. Each one contained enough poison to kill the entire membership of the court." Quoted by Linda Campbell, "Sitting ducks on the bench", Dallas Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 16 November 2006. Father: Harry Alan Day Mother: Ada Mae Wilkey Brother: Alan Sister: Ann Husband: John J. O'Connor III (m. Dec-1952, d. 11-Nov-2009, 3 sons, suffered Alzheimer's disease) Son: Scott Son: Brian Son: Jay Boyfriend: William Rehnquist (dated in law school)
High School: Radford School University: BA Economics, Stanford University (1950) Law School: LLB, Stanford University (1952) Administrator: Chancellor, College of William and Mary (2005-)
US Supreme Court Justice Justice (25-Sep-1981 to 31-Jan-2006) Arizona State Senate (1969-75) Alfalfa Club 1993 American Academy of Arts and Sciences American College of Trial Lawyers Honorary Fellow American Philosophical Society 1992 Americans for Generational Equity Trustee Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Trustee National Constitution Center Trustee Order of the Coif Pilgrims Society Rockefeller Foundation Board of Directors (2006-) Salvation Army Advisory Board (1975-81) Iraq Study Group Alfalfa Party candidate for US President 2007 Cosmos Club Award 1998 National Women's Hall of Fame National Cowboy Hall of Fame 2001 Grand Marshal of the Tournament of Roses 2006 Presidential Medal of Freedom 12-Aug-2009 Mastectomy Appendectomy Hysterectomy Funeral: Ronald Reagan (2004) Risk Factors: Breast Cancer, Appendicitis, Yoga
Author of books:
Lazy B: Growing up on a Cattle Ranch in the American Southwest (2002, with H. Alan Day (nonfiction) The Majesty of the Law: Reflections of a Supreme Court Justice (2003, nonfiction)
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