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NEA Presidents and Annual Meeting Cities

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1982-2006

1982—Willard H. McGuire (North St. Paul, Minnesota)
            Los Angeles, California

1983—Willard H. McGuire (North St. Paul, Minnesota)
            Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1984—Mary Hatwood Futrell (Alexandria, Virginia)
            Minneapolis, Minnesota

1985—Mary Hatwood Futrell (Alexandria, Virginia)
            Washington, D.C.

1986—Mary Hatwood Futrell (Alexandria, Virginia)
            Louisville, Kentucky

1987—Mary Hatwood Futrell (Alexandria, Virginia)
            Los Angeles, California

1988—Mary Hatwood Futrell (Alexandria, Virginia)
            New Orleans, Louisiana

1989—Mary Hatwood Futrell (Alexandria, Virginia)
            Washington, D.C.

1990—Keith Geiger (Livonia, Michigan)
            Kansas City, Missouri

1991—Keith Geiger (Livonia, Michigan)
            Miami, Florida

1992—Keith Geiger (Livonia, Michigan)
            Washington, D.C.

1993—Keith Geiger (Livonia, Michigan)
            San Francisco/Oakland/Bay Area, California

1994—Keith Geiger (Livonia, Michigan)
            New Orleans, Louisiana

1995—Keith Geiger (Livonia, Michigan)
            Minneapolis, Minnesota

1996—Keith Geiger (Livonia, Michigan)
            Washington, D.C.

1997—Bob Chase (Danbury, Connecticut)
            Atlanta, Georgia

1998—Bob Chase (Danbury, Connecticut)
            New Orleans, Louisiana

1999—Bob Chase (Danbury, Connecticut)
            Orlando, Florida

2000—Bob Chase (Danbury, Connecticut)
            Chicago, Illinois

2001—Bob Chase (Danbury, Connecticut)
            Los Angeles, California

2002—Bob Chase (Danbury, Connecticut)
            Dallas, Texas

2003—Reg Weaver (Danville, Illinois)
            New Orleans, Louisiana

2004—Reg Weaver (Danville, Illinois)
            Washington, D.C.

2005—Reg Weaver (Danville, Illinois)
            Los Angeles, California

2006—Reg Weaver (Danville, Illinois)
            Orlando, Florida

2007—Reg Weaver (Danville, Illinois)
            Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

2008— Reg Weaver (Danville, Illinois)
            Washington, D.C.

2009—Dennis Van Roekel (Phoenix, Arizona)
            San Diego, California

 

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