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Lile R. Gibbons
Assistant Republican Leader

27 Sunset Road, Old Greenwich 06870
Residence: 203-637-0784
Capitol: 1-800-842-1423

Education: Smith College: BA Economics

Occupation: Investment Advisor

Public Service: Member of the Connecticut State Board of Higher Education from 1995-2000, member of the Western Middle School Building Committee, Advisory Council for the Children’s Day School, associate member of the Greenwich Republican Town Committee, past member of the Board of the Arch Street Teen Center, the Distinguished Teachers Committee (co-chair), the Friends of the Greenwich Library, the Greenwich High School and North Street School PTA executive committees, the Hortulus Garden Club, the Representative Town Meeting, the Smith College Club of Greenwich-Stamford (past president as well), the United Way Planning Council, and the Smith College Alumnae Association (past director)

Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 2001,2003, 2005, 2007(Assistant Minority Leader)

Committees: Human Services (Ranking Member), Energy, Finance

State Representative Lile R. Gibbons’ hard work, attention to detail and organizational skills have made her a highly-effective advocate for Greenwich and a valued member of the House Republican leadership team... [Full Biography] (PDF/26kb)

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The four ladies are standing side by side in the LOB. Rep. Lile Gibbons (far right) poses with
The young ladies were winners in the 2007 Homeland Security Art Contest. The artwork was on display at the Capitol , May 15, 2007.

Rep. Boucher, Rep. Gibbons and Rep. Floren, "The Ladies in Red", take a break during a busy May Session Day.

Rep. Gibbons reviews a document with Rep. Truglia during the May 1^st session.

State Representatives Livvy R. Floren, Lile R. Gibbons, and Claudia “Dolly” Powers joined a bipartisan coalition of legislators, health professionals and child advocates urged passage of legislation that extends a ban on the use of pesticides at day care and elementary schools to middle and high schools.

Rep. Gibbons and 3 other people are sitting together and she is talking to them.
Rep. Gibbons speaks to a panel of concerned taxpayers as a part of the first annual Tax Day, March 22, 2007.

The group is standing in the Atrium of the LOB.
Rep. Gibbons with AARP volunteers at the Human Services Committee Public Hearing on Seniors' Healthcare issues last Thursday. The AARP volunteers were at the hearing and very appreciative of Rep. Gibbons support.

She is standing holding a peper and speaking into a microphone.
Rep. Gibbons speaks on a judicial nomination during the March 7th House Session.

The two are talking.
Rep. Gibbons shares a light moment with Rep. Chapin, February 1, 2007.

She is standing with her right hand raised.
Rep. Gibbons raises her hand as she is sworn in on the Opening Day of Session 2007. Fellow Republican Rep. Floren is standing to her left.

The two are standing and listening.
Rep. Gibbons and Rep. Floren listen as the roll is called on the first day of the new Session,
January 3, 2007.

She is sitting and looking through her calendar.
Rep. Gibbons peruses her appointment calendar during a break on Opening Day 2007.

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