brothers in government

A

Thomas G. Abernethy (Cumberland) Former U.S. representative from Mississippi

Lincoln Almond (Rhode Island) Former governor of Rhode Island

B

Sergio S. Balanzino (Wisconsin) Former Italian ambassador to Canada, former acting secretary general of NATO, former deputy secretary general of NATO

Willard L. Beaulac (Brown) Former U.S. ambassador to Paraguay, Colombia, Cuba, Chile, Argentina

Ellis Y. Berry (South Dakota) Former U.S. representative from South Dakota

G. Russell Boucher (Toronto) Former member of the Canadian Parliament

Kevin Brady (South Dakota) Former U.S. Congressman

John B. Breaux (Southwestern Louisiana) Former U.S. representative from Louisiana from 1972 to 1987 and former U.S. senator from Louisiana from 1987 to 2005.

Omar T. Burleson (Cumberland) Former U.S. representative from Texas

DeWayne C. Burns (Tarleton State) State Representative from Texas

C

Donald Louis Carcieri (Brown) Former governor of Rhode Island

Ewan Clague (Washington) Former commissioner of labor statistics for the Department of Labor

Maxwell Cleland (Stetson) Former secretary of the American Battle Monuments Commission, U.S. senator, administrator of the Veterans Administration

D

John Danforth (Missouri) Former attorney general of Missouri, former U.S. senator, and former ambassador to the United Nations

Dennis M. Daugaard (South Dakota) Former governor of South Dakota

Lloyd Alton Doggett (Texas) Former U.S. representative from Texas, former Justice of the Texas State Supreme Court

F

Wendell H. Ford (Kentucky) Former governor and U.S. senator from Kentucky

Alan A. Frumin (Colgate) Former parliamentarian of the U.S. Senate

G

Dr. Gerhard Gmoser (Southern California) Former U.S. ambassador to Austria

Dr. Henry Francis Grady (California-Berkeley) First U.S. Ambassador to India

H

Joe F. Harris (Georgia) Former governor of Georgia

J

Harold T. Johnson (Nevada-Reno) U.S. representative from California

James Robert Jones (Oklahoma) COB of the World Affairs Councils of America, former U.S.  representative, former chairman of the American Stock Exchange, former U.S. ambassador to Mexico

Sam Houston Jones (Louisiana State) Former governor of Louisiana, park named in his honor

K

Melville C. Kelly (Muskingum/Pittsburgh) Former U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania

Brian Kemp (Georgia) 83rd Governor of the State of Georgia

John Heddens “Jack” Kingston (Georgia) U.S. representative from Georgia

Earl W. Kintner (DePauw) Former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission

L

James T. Lloyd (Culver-Stockton) Former U.S. representative from Missouri

M

Freddie R. Marshall (Millsaps) Former U.S. secretary of labor

Gary Matthews (Drury) Former U.S. ambassador to the Island of Malta and the Balkans, and assistant secretary-general of the United Nations

O

Joe D. Osceola (Georgetown) Former president of the Seminole Tribe

P

Ronald Ernest “Ron” Paul (Gettysburg) Former U.S. representative from Texas

R

Tom Rooney (Washington & Jefferson) Former U.S. representative from Florida

Dr. R. Richard Rubottom, Jr. (Southern Methodist) Former U.S. ambassador to Argentina, former president of the University of the Americas

Charles Hinton Russell (Nevada-Reno) Former governor and U.S. representative from Nevada

T

Alfred A. Taylor (Cumberland) Former governor and U.S. Representative from Tennessee

Paul S. Trible Jr. (Hampton-Sydney) Former president of Christopher Newport University, former U.S. representative and U.S. senator.

Harry S. Truman (Missouri) Former president of the United States, former vice president of the United States, and former U.S. senator from Missouri

Y

Kevin Yoder (Kansas) Former U.S. representative from Kansas