Archives of Maryland
(Biographical Series)

William R. McCaffrey (1934-2013)
MSA SC 3520-13331

Biography:

Born in Washington, D.C., July 28, 1934.  Attended Washington, D.C., public schools.  Married; five children.  Died September 6, 2013.  Buried at Glen Haven Memorial Park, Glen Burnie, Maryland.

General Assembly:
House of Delegates, Prince George's County, 1975-90.  Vice-Chair, Environmental Matters Committee.  Member, Special Advisory Commission on Professional Sports and the Economy.  Member, Energy Committee of Southern Legislative Conference.

Private Career and Other Public Service:
Retired telephone company manager.  Sports columnist.  Served in U.S. Navy Reserve.  Executive Assistant Administrator, MARC.  Chair, Human Resources and Urban Affairs Committee, Southern Legislative Conference.  Member, Brandywine, Ft. Washington, Surratts, Nottingham, and Marlborough Democratic Clubs.  Life member, Telephone Pioneers of America.  Member, Surratt Society; Prince George's County United Way Executive Board; Easton Moose; Clinton American Legion; Camp Springs Elks; Professional Basketball Writers Association of America; Home Plate Club; Society of American Baseball Research.  Inducted into Washington Metropolitan Slow Pitch Softball Hall of Fame, 1983; 1978 Twentieth Coach Award; VFW Voice of Democracy Citation.  Master of ceremonies, Prince George's Special Olympics.  Managed 1980 Women's A.S.A. National Slow Pitch Softball Champions (Encore).  Member, State Athletic Commission, 1998-2003.

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