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Mary Lee’s Aunt Rose Marie Comerford, grand uncle George Comerford and baby Mary Lee Cullen.
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Mary Lee’s first communion, with her mother Eva, younger sister Maggie, Mary Lee, and father Henry Lee Cullen. |
Sister Maggie and Mary Lee when she was in 8th grade in 1954. |
Mary Lee in 1957 for her high school prom at the Maywood Academy. |
Wedding portrait from December 1964. |
Mary graduated from the University of Chicago Law School in June, 1966. |
Mary Lee with her second daughter, Brigid, born in 1967. |
Mary Lee with her first daughter, Anna, born in 1965. |
Mary Lee and Andy Leahy, circa 1973. |
The family on vacation at Door County, Wisconsin in August 1971. Brigid and Anna in front, with Andy and Mary Lee. |
Article and Photo taken from Saturday Evening Post, March 24th, 1962. |
Closeup of article from Saturday Evening Post, March 24th 1962 |
Marvin Pickering on the day he went back to work. He was let go in 1964 for being critical of the school board. The June 1968, 9-0 ruling in his favor. |
Coffee with Mike Shakman (Pictured left to right are John Chico, two fellow candidate for the Constitutional Convention, Mary Lee Leahy and Mike Shakman) |
Mary Lee speaking at the Constitutional Convention, Spring 1970. |
Mary Lee signs Constitution with an Anna next to her. ~ Aug/Sept of 1970. |
Mary Lee in 1971 running for Alderman, her mother was happy she lost. |
Gov. Walker at Mary Lee’s house with her parents in Springfield in 1973. |
Photo used in campaign literature in Nov 18th, 1969 – Andrew Joseph with kids. |
Mary Lee steps down as DCFS director in 1977. her husband is on the left, Don Schlosser, Communications Director is on the right.. |
Official DCFS photo, 2/1/2/77. |
Walkers at the Leahy Home (L to R), Mother, Father, Roberta, Dan, Mary Lee, Anna & Russ Dawes (Head of Mines and Minerals). |
Mary Lee and Andy’s home in rural Menard County, a former Presbyterian School |
Mary Lee’s 60th Birthday, with Len Despres, independent alderman. |
Photo of the plaintiff’s team for the Rutan case outside the U.S. Supreme Court: (L to R) Kathryn Eisenhart, Cheryl Jannsen, Cynthia Rutan, Mary Lee, Mike Berz, Dick Johnson. January, 1990. |
Mary Lee’s 60th Birthday, with Len Despres, independent alderman. |
The Chicago Sun-Times front page from November 1st, 1971, the day Dan Walker completed his famous walk across Illinois. |
A sample of the form used to screen employees for party allegiance before the decision of Rutan v. Republican Party of Illinois. |
