Member Biography

F Joseph Loeper 

Member
Sessions Office Position District Party
1979       26 Republican
1980       26 Republican
1981       26 Republican
1982       26 Republican
1983       26 Republican
1984       26 Republican
1985       26 Republican
1986       26 Republican
1987       26 Republican
1988       26 Republican
1989       26 Republican
1990       26 Republican
1991       26 Republican
1992       26 Republican
1993       26 Republican
1994       26 Republican
1995       26 Republican
1996       26 Republican
1997       26 Republican
1998       26 Republican
1999       26 Republican
2000       26 Republican

COUNTIES: Delaware  


Biography

1944 -


Early Life:

F. Joseph Loeper (R), born December 23, 1944, in Upper Darby, son of the late F. Joseph and Isabel Martin Loeper; West Chester University (B.S.), education, 1966, member, Alpha Phi Omega fraternity; Temple University (M.S.), 1970; married Joann Eisenacher; 3 children, F. Joseph III, James H, Joanne M.

Early Career:

Teacher, Lansdowne-Aldan school district, 1966–67, Upper Darby School District, 1967–68; treasurer, Upper Darby School Board, 1972.

Awards:

Saint Charles Catholic Youth Association, Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society Government- 1982 &1984; Chapel of Four Chaplains Legion of Honor Medal- 1982; Fraternal Order Police Legislator Award- 1988; National Representative Legislator Association Legislator of Year- 1988; West Chester University Distinguished Alumni Award- 1989; Delaware County Citizen of the Year- 1990; Honorable Doctor of Law Degree Widener University- 1992; Delaware County Life Guidance Senior, Incorporated, Legislator of the Year- 1992; Pennsylvania Chapter of the Nature Conservancy Public Service Award- 1992; West Chester University President, Medallion for Service- 1994; Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees Outstanding Legislator- 1994; Upper Darby High School Hall of Fame- 1995.

Pennsylvania Politics:

Elected to Pa. Senate 1978; chair, Rules & Executive Nominations Committee; member, Appropriations, Banking & Insurance, Law & Justice Committees; Majority Caucus Secretary; Majority Whip; Majority Leader; Minority Leader; Minority Whip; resigned December 31, 2000.

After Government Service:

President & CEO, Loeper and Associates lobbying firm.

 

Cited:

Pennsylvania Manual, Biographies of Members of the Senate, pg. 3-17; Volume 114, December 1999.

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