- Glenn Coffee
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name = Glenn Coffee
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birth_date = 1967
residence =Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
death_date =
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office = Oklahoma State Senator
term_start = 1998
term_end = Present
successor =
party = Republican
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constituency = 30th Senate District
majority =
spouse = Lisa
children = Collin, Blaine, Anna, Kate
website =
footnotes =Virgil Glenn Coffee (born 1967) is an American
lawyer and Republicanpolitician from theU.S. state ofOklahoma . Coffee is currently the first Co-President pro tempore of the Oklahoma Senate and will be the 41st President Pro Tempore and the first Republican to hold that office fromJuly 1 ,2007 throughJuly 31 ,2007 .Biography
Coffee was raised in
Texas andOklahoma City, Oklahoma where he attended Putnam City Public Schools. After graduating from high school, Coffee moved toTahlequah, Oklahoma where he attendedNortheastern State University (NSU). He graduated from NSU with aBachelor of Arts then attended theUniversity of Oklahoma College of Law and earned aJuris Doctor .Coffee was first elected to the
Oklahoma Senate in 1998 and was re-elected to his final term in that body without opposition in 2006. In December 2006, Coffee was selected by his party to serve as the first Co-President Pro Tempore of the Senate and 41st President Pro Tempore. He was formally elected on the Constitutionally mandated organizational day onJanuary 2 ,2007 . Due toterm limits placed on him by theOklahoma Constitution , Coffee will be unable to seek re-election in 2010.Coffee is also an attorney with the Oklahoma
law firm Phillips, McFall, McCaffrey, McVay, & Murrah, P.C., where he works in Commercial Transactions, Corporate And Partnership Formation and High Technology, E-Commerce and the Internet.ee also
* State Senator Mike Morgan (the Democratic President Pro Tempore)
*Oklahoma State Senate
*Oklahoma Republican Party
*Politics of Oklahoma References
*cite web|url=http://www.oksenate.gov/Senators/biographies/coffee_bio.html
title=Senator Glenn Coffee - District 30 (biography)
publisher=Oklahoma State SenateExternal links
* [http://www.oksenate.gov/ Homepage of the Oklahoma State Senate]
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