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Retrieved 30 November Governor Evan Mecham was impeached on February 8, Callaghan I. Retrieved September 15, — via Google Books. Enable All Save Changes. Bush that year.

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In office October 20, — April 4, Mofford identified as a devout Catholic. Governors of Arizona. Secretary of Energy U. Bolin in turn appointed Mofford to serve the remainder of his term as Secretary of State. In , a new grave marker was unveiled for Mofford's grave, which includes among other things images of her meeting Pope John Paul II in and Mother Teresa in ; those meetings were some of her favorite times as governor.

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In an election held on November 8, , Arizona voters adopted Proposition , eliminating the gender-specific qualification for office. ISSN January 7, - January 2, January 5, - January 6, Sadly, Wesley Bolin died after serving only four months as governor. National Governors Association. Looking to get out of the heat of the valley and adventure in cooler places?

September 16, Rose Mofford". Our Newsletter. Bolin died in office on March 4, Categories : births deaths Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths in Arizona American people of Croatian descent Democratic Party governors of Arizona People from Globe, Arizona Secretaries of state of Arizona Women in Arizona politics Women state constitutional officers of Arizona Women state governors of the United States 20th-century American politicians 20th-century American women politicians Catholics from Arizona 21st-century American women First women governors.

Kingman Daily Miner. All rights reserved. In before her senior year of high school, Rose was chosen to play in an amateur softball team as a first-base player. December 31, On August 31, , after falling at her home, Mofford was admitted to a hospice. She graduated in as class valedictorian and, based upon her father's advice, turned down an opportunity to play professional basketball with the All American Red Heads.

April 4, James Shumway. She played basketball and was an All-American softball player.