Member Biography

Charles D Lemmond Jr

Member
Sessions Office Position District Party
1985       20 Republican
1986       20 Republican
1987       20 Republican
1988       20 Republican
1989       20 Republican
1990       20 Republican
1991       20 Republican
1992       20 Republican
1993       20 Republican
1994       20 Republican
1995       20 Republican
1996       20 Republican
1997       20 Republican
1998       20 Republican
1999       20 Republican
2000       20 Republican
2001       20 Republican
2002       20 Republican
2003       20 Republican
2004       20 Republican
2005       20 Republican
2006       20 Republican

Biography

1929 - 2012


Personal Life & Education:

Charles D. Lemmond Jr. (R), born January 1929, son of the late Charles D. and Ruth Zierdt Lemmond; Harvard College; University of Pennsylvania Law School; married Barbara; 4 children; died May 30, 2012.

Early Career:

U.S. Army; attorney; former judge, Court of Common Pleas, Luzerne County; former 1st assistant District Attorney, assistant District Attorney, Luzerne County; former solicitor, various boroughs, townships & school districts in Northeastern Pennsylvania; former Potentate, Irem (Shriner’s) Temple; 33rd degree Mason; trustee, Wyoming Conference of United Methodist Church; member, advisory board, Pennsylvania State University- Wilkes Barre Campus, Salvation Army; life member board of trustees, Wyoming Seminary; board member, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Association (PHEAA); member, Pennsylvania Bar Association, Wilkes-Barre Law Library Association, Task Force on Decedent’s Estates.

Awards:

National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Guardian of Small Business Award.

Pennsylvania Politics:

Elected to Pa. Senate 1985; chair, State Government Committee; vice-chair, Judiciary Committee; member, Finance, Joint Legislative Budget & Finance, Military & Veteran’s Affairs, Rules & Executive Nominations Committees; left office November 30, 2006.

 

Cited: Pennsylvania Manual, Biographies of Members of the Senate, pg. 3-14; Volume 114, December, 1999. Pennsylvania Manual, Biographies of Members of the Senate, pg. 3-16; Volume 115, December 2001.