February 22, 2023 Alyce Clarke, Mississippi’s Longest-Serving Female Legislator, Set to Retire Alyce Clarke, who took office in 1985 as the first Black woman elected to the Mississippi House of Representatives, has announced she will retire at the end of her term in 2024. She is the state’s longest-serving female legislator. State Legislatures News, People, Profiles, Retirement
December 13, 2022 Patrick O’Donnell Retiring After Four-Plus Decades as Nebraska Legislature’s Clerk Patrick O’Donnell, 73, is retiring after 45 years as Nebraska Legislature's clerk. State Legislatures News, People, Legislative Staff, Retirement State Legislatures News
February 4, 2022 The Fiscal Farmer: Minnesota’s Bill Marx Tends Both Budgets and Crops After 45 years and 46 legislative sessions, 43 of them spent with the Minnesota House under seven different speakers, Bill Marx is riding into the proverbial sunset as one of the nation’s longest-serving chief fiscal analysts. State Legislatures News, People, Retirement State Legislatures NewsState Legislatures Magazine
January 28, 2022 Brad Hendrickson Recognized for Decades of Service to Washington Senate When the Washington Senate convened earlier this month, it marked the first session in the past 40 that Brad Hendrickson was not in the building. At least not in person. State Legislatures News, People, Retirement State Legislatures News
January 21, 2022 Legislative Staff Tributes and Retirements NCSL salutes Glenn Koepp, a giant in the redistricting field who died last year, and three dedicated staffers who retired: Sheron Violini, Rick DeLeon and Stephen Klein. State Legislatures News, People, Retirement State Legislatures NewsState Legislatures Magazine