Descriptive Summary
Krier, Cyndi
Taylor
Cyndi Taylor Krier
Papers
1956-2001
(bulk
1993-2001)Materials are in
English.
MS 93
173 linear feet (about
130,000 items)
Archives and Special
Collections, Library, The University of Texas at
San Antonio.
Cyndi Taylor
Krier represented Bexar County in the Texas Senate for two terms from 1984
through 1992. In 1992, Krier was the first woman and first Republican elected
as Bexar County Judge.
The Cyndi
Taylor Krier Papers consist of correspondence, awards, subject files, working
files, campaign materials, fundraising materials, photographs, newspaper
clippings, telephone and mail logs, speeches, daily schedules and
scrapbooks.
Biographical Note
The Honorable Cyndi Taylor Krier was born on July 12, 1950 in
Beeville, Texas to Robert Stevens Taylor and Mary McGuffin Taylor. Her parents
divorced when she was eight years old, and she and her mother moved to DeNero,
Texas, where they remained until her grandmother’s death. Krier was an honor
student in high school and played basketball, learning teamwork skills that
served her in her political career.
In college at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, Krier worked
on the Richard Nixon campaign. She transferred to The University of Texas at
Austin to major in journalism, and continued her campaign work for Republican
candidates. While in Austin, she met her future husband Joseph Krier. After
graduating in 1971, Cyndi Krier went to work for the Republican Party of Texas
and edited a statewide newsletter, before returning to law school.
During the height of the Watergate scandal in the summer of 1974,
Krier served as an intern in the Whitehouse. She returned to Texas and
graduated in 1975. After graduation she worked for Senator John Tower, and on
Gerald Ford’s 1976 election campaign. In April of 1979 she began working for
the law firm of Lang, Lado, Green, Coghlan & Fischer, specializing in civil
cases. Her commitment to Republican politics remained strong, and she actively
recruited women into the political process. She continued her involvement in
Republican Party politics, serving as vice-chair of the Bexar County party from
1979 to 1981. She also served on a bipartisan commission to propose legislative
reforms for the Texas Election Code and on a Governor’s task force for Women
and Minorities.
In 1984 Cyndi Krier filed to run for the Texas 26th Senatorial
District. To women in San Antonio, she was the woman candidate who would beat
incumbent Senator Bob Vale and bring a woman’s voice to the Texas Senate. Her
campaign appealed to women from both the Republican and Democratic parties, and
her theme was “A Senator We Can Be Proud Of.” She won the election on November
6, 1984. This was noteworthy because she was the first woman and the first
Republican to represent San Antonio in the Texas Senate, and she was the sole
woman senator during her initial session. During this session, Krier worked
hard for revision of state laws dealing with child abuse and family
violence.
In 1988 Krier was elected again and continued her concentration on
family violence. In 1992 Republicans encouraged her to run for a district
judgeship in Bexar County, and as a firm believer in term limits and seeing her
diminishing effectiveness in the senate due to elections of a more conservative
group of senators, Krier ran and won the position of county judge. She again
made history by becoming both the first woman judge in Bexar County history and
the first Republican judge in their modern history. The building of a new
county jail, child abuse, family violence, and child support remained priority
issues for her during her service as judge.
In the summer of 2001 Cyndi Taylor Krier retired as county judge, and
on August 28, 2001, she became the vice president for Texas governmental
relations for the insurance company USAA. As Vice-President, she is responsible
for leading USAA's involvement in legislative and public policy issues in Texas
at the State and local levels. Also in 2001, Cyndi Taylor Krier was appointed
to a six-year term on The University of Texas System Board of Regents by
Governor Rick Perry. Krier served as Vice-Chairman of the Board and Chairman of
the Academic Affairs Committee; a member of the Audit, Compliance, and
Management Review Committee; the Finance and Planning Committee; and the Health
Affairs Committee and as a Regental representative to the Board for Lease of
University Lands which oversees the terms of lease of University lands for oil
and gas exploration and development. She served as Co-Chairman of the Task
Force on Planning and also led the Accountability, Collaboration, and
Deregulation Task Force.
Excerpted from:
Cyndi Taylor Krier From Statehouse to
Courthouse, Ann Fears Crawford and Crystal Sasse Ragsdale. State House
Press, Austin, Texas, 1998, pp. 295-307.
Chronology of events in Cyndi Taylor Krier's
life
12 July 1950
Born in Beeville, TX
1971
graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a major
in journalism
1972-73
assistant to Beryl Milburn, vice-chair of Republican
Party
1974
White House intern during Watergate; worked for Anne
Armstrong
1975
graduated from University of Texas School of Law
1976
worked for President Ford's campaign
1978
worked for Senator John Tower's election campaign in
Houston
1979
begin working at Lang, Lado, Green and Coghlan law
firm
1981
Governor's Task Force for Women and Minorities; Candidate
Recruitment Committee for Bexar County Republican Party
1984
elected Senator from the Texas 26th Senatorial
District
1988
re-elected to Texas State Senate
1992
ran for district judgeship in Bexar County
8 December 1992
took oath of office as county judge
1993
trip to Russia to observe elections
2001
retired as Bexar County Judge; began working at USAA; became
regent for University of Texas System
2007
term as University of Texas regent ended
Scope and Content Note
The Cyndi Taylor Krier Papers, 1956-2001, document the early life and
career of a Texan woman in politics. The collection consists of correspondence,
awards, subject files, working files, campaign materials, fundraising
materials, photographs, newspaper clippings, telephone and mail logs, speeches,
daily schedules and scrapbooks reflecting her professional life as a lawyer,
Texas State Senator and Bexar County Judge. The materials are arranged in three
series: Personal, State
Senator and County Judge.
Materials in the Personal series include a
brief glimpse into Cyndi Taylor Krier’s family life, her career in politics and
the law, and her personal and political interests. The State Senator series (1984-1992) includes materials about
Krier’s campaign and fundraising activities and documents that reflect her work
as a Senator. The County Judge series (1993-2001)
includes materials that reflect Krier’s day-to-day work and those related to
her campaign efforts in the race for Bexar County Judge.
Arrangement
Due to size, this inventory has been divided into
4 separate units which can be accessed by clicking on the following
links:
- Series 1. Personal [this page]
-
Series 2. State Senator
-
Series 3. County Judge
-
Oversize Materials
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research except when otherwise noted.
Usage Restrictions
Please contact Archives and Special Collections, Library, University
of Texas at San Antonio for information about permission to publish material
from the collection.
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when
reviewing photographic materials.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Cyndi Taylor Krier Papers, 1956-2001, MS 93,
Archives and Special Collections, Library, University of Texas at San
Antonio.
Acquisition Information
Collections materials were donated by Cyndi Taylor Krier in 1999,
2000, 2001, 2003, and 2005 (Accessions: 1999-37, 2000-03, 2001-12, 2001-15,
2001-20, 2001-23, 2003-78, 2003-79, 2005-81).
Processing Information
Processed by: Gerrianne Schaad, Megan Robida and Staff, September
2005.
Encoded by: Mat Martin, Collections Assistant, April 2007 and Nikki
Lynn Thomas, Manuscripts Archivist, October 2007
Related Material
Texas Women's Alliance Records, MS 11, Archives and Special
Collections, University of Texas at San Antonio -
[http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utsa/00084/utsa-00084.html]
The Cynthia T. Krier commercials collection is located at the
Political Commercial Archive, Department of Communication, University of
Oklahoma -
[http://www.ou.edu/pccenter/aboutthearchive.htm]
Index Terms
Persons
Krier, Cyndi Taylor,
1950-
Organizations
Camp
WannameetaGOP
Matthews and
Branscomb
Philosophical Society of
Texas
Republication Party
(Tex.)
Texas. Legislature.
Senate.
University of Texas.
Board of Regents.
University of Texas at
Austin
Subjects
Campaign funds--United
States.
Conservatism--Texas.
County
government--Texas--Bexar County.
Judges--Elections--Texas.
Legislators--United
States--Biography.
Political
campaigns--Texas.
Political
candidates--Texas.
Politicians--United
States--Texas.
Women--political
activity--Texas--Bexar County.
Women in
politics--Texas.
Women judges--Texas--Bexar
County.
Women lawyers--Texas--Bexar
County.
Women legislators--United
States.
Women political
candidates--United States.
Women
politicians--Texas.
Locations
Bexar County
(Tex.)
San Antonio
(Tex.)
Texas--politics and
government--1951-
Genres/Formats
Announcements.
Awards.
Budgets.
Clippings.
Correspondence.
Invitations.
Logs
(records).
Mailing lists.
Minutes.
Pamphlets.
Photographs.
Political
posters.
Press
releases.
Promotional
materials.
Schedules (time
plans).
Scrapbooks.
Speeches.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Personal
Materials in the Personal series
include a brief glimpse into Cyndi Taylor Krier’s family life, her career in
politics and the law, and her personal and political interests.
1
1
Addresses and Guest
Appearances
1
2
Awards and
Recognition
OM 1, OM3-OM5
Oversize: Awards and
Recognition: Plaques
Biographical
1
3
Articles about Krier
OM1
Oversize: Article about
Krier,
Sunday Magazine,
San Antonio Express-News,
April 26, 1987
47
Oversize: Article about
Krier,
San Antonio Light,
1979
1
4-5
Clippings from scrapbooks,
1989
1
6-7
Clippings from scrapbooks,
1990
1
8
Clippings from scrapbooks,
1991
1
9
Biographical clippings: Other
1
10
Photographs: Black & white
1
11
Photographs: Color
1
12
Résumés
1
Career
Career materials include newspapers, magazines, and photographs
gathered as a White House intern during President Richard Nixon’s
administration, a press release and newspaper clippings from her work as an
assistant to Senator John Tower (1978); and correspondence and subject files
from her work as a lawyer for Matthews & Branscomb.
1
13
Texas Association of Counties (TAC): Contract
research,
1972-1988
1
14
Texas constitution revision,
1973
1
Washington, D.C.
1
15
Background information
1
16
Photographs
1
17
Time Magazine,
May – July 1974
1
18
Time Magazine,
July – August 1974, May 1994
1
19
Magazines,
1974, 1994
OM1
Oversize: Newspapers,
August 1974
1
20
Nixon White House recordings,
1974
1
Office of Senator John Tower
1
21
Senator John Tower: Announcement
1
22
Tower County chairman directory,
1978
1
23
John Tower letters to the editor,
1978
2
1
John Tower news clippings,
1978
2
2
Lang, Cross, Ladon, Boldrick & Green,
1979-1985
2
Matthews & Branscomb
2
3
Announcements
2
4
Correspondence
2
Subject Files
2
5
A
2
6
Acosta, David
2
7
Adkisson, Tommy, Bexar County
2
8
Ahrens, Amy: Résumé
2
9
Alamo City RWC
2
10
Alamodome
2
11
Alcoa composites
2
12
Alexander and Alexander: Correspondence
2
13
Alternative dispute resolution
2
14
Alternative fuels / School buses
2
15
Americans with Disabilities Act
2
16
Anderson Advertising: WCAA computer
2
17
Apartment contract / Westgate
2
18
Applewhite letters,
1991
2
19
Armstrong, Anne
2
20
B’s People
2
21
Baird, Ray, M.D.: Recommendation
2
22
Banker, Barbara
2
23
Barrera, Roy, Jr.
2
24
Bartholomew, Janet Johnson
2
Bexar County
2
25
Accomplishments
2
26
Blacks,
October 10, 1991
2
27
Boards & commissions: Expirations
2
28
CEO
2
29
Courts at Law,
February 5, 1992
2
30
Bexar Electric Co., Inc.: TEC
2
31
GOP Vice Chair
2
32
Hispanics
2
33
Historical Commission,
January 13, 1992
2
34
Ideas,
January 7, 1992
2
35
Legislative delegation
2
36
Medical Society Auxiliary
2
37
Newspaper clippings
2
38
Notes & miscellaneous
2
39
Philosophy
2
40
S.A.
2
41
Volunteers
2
42
Biar, Andrew
2
43
Bielstein, Walter
2
44
Birthday donation to SA Public Library, opened
1990
2
45
Bock, Bennie
2
46
Bonding
2
47
Borofsky, Cliff
2
48
Brady Smuls, Walter: Ruempel son-in-law
2
49
The Bugsby papers
2
50
Bulk mail information
2
51
Bullock, Bob, Lt Governor
2
52
VP Bush, North Carolina,
February 9, 1988
2
53
Bush remarks re: Earth Summit
2
54
C
2
55
Campaign products
2
56
Campwannameetagop
2
57
Cancer: Health parks: Block, Richard
2
58
Canyon Regional Water Authority
2
59
Canyon Regional Water Authority
2
60
Capitol visits
2
61
Catto, W.
2
62
Cellular phone information
2
63
Cemetery: State of TX burial spaces
2
64
Census 1990: Dallas Morning News
2
65
Check request: Annette
2
66
Check request: Kizziar
2
67
Christmas
2
68
Cisneros
2
69
Citizens’ Committee on Water
2
70
City of SA: Consolidation of water entities
2
71
Clements file: Governor’s race
3
1
Clements luncheon,
August 12, 1987
3
2
Client review
3
3
Cockrell, Lila
3
4
Computer codes
3
5
Computer input form
3
6
Congressional races,
1992
3
7
Connolly, T.J.
3
8
Constitutional amendments,
1990
3
9
Constitutional amendments,
1991
3
10
Col. Gil Coronado, retired
3
11
Cornyn, John
3
12
Crime
3
13
D
3
14
Davis, Carolyn, C., re: county judge applicant,
1992
3
15
Deffenbauch, Berman E., Jr.
3
16
De la Garza, John: not from Dallas
3
17
Dersh, Laura: Recommendation
3
18
District office
3
19
Drug summit: Letter
3
20
Dukakis
3
21
E
3
Education
3
22
Academic decathlon: Correspondence re: National
meeting,
April 1988
3
23
Academic decathlon,
1990
3
24
Primary and secondary: Academic decathlon:
Regional meeting,
January 30, 1988
3
25
Primary and secondary: Academic decathlon:
Regional meeting,
1987
3
26
Primary and secondary: Academic decathlon:
Regional and state meeting,
1986
3
27
Education summary,
1990
3
28
Elliot, Joe
3
29
Emb, Mr. Duke
3
30
Ernst, Elissa: Senate msgr
3
31
F
3
32
Falbo, Brian
3
33
Family law
3
34
Family violence: 69th legislation
3
35
Farris, Stephanie: Résumé
3
36
Federal district court
3
37
Federal judges
3
38
Flavor of San Antonio
3
39
Floyd, Gloria, “Jo”, Dr.
3
40
Folklife Festival fundraiser,
1992
3
41
Futterer, Bobbi
3
42
Gangs: School security
3
43
Girls’ Night Out list
3
44
Goerges, Kourtney
3
45
Gonzales, Henry B., # 1
3
46
Gov press conf info: Re: educ special session
3
47
H
3
48
Harris, Brad (State rep race)
3
49
Harrison, Burt “Bubba”, Jr.: Recommendation
3
50
Harry Jersig Center,
1981
3
51
Hartman, Mary
3
52
Heard, David
3
53
Heard, Oliver
3
54
Heath, Ellen
3
55
Hernandez, Juanita
3
56
Hobby, Bill
3
57
Holiday fantasy
4
1
Horse racing
4
2
Hotels
4
3
House
4
4
Howe, Dr.
4
5
Hugie, Karen
4
6
Humor
4
7
Hutchins, Karen
4
8
Hutchison, Karen: Introduction
4
9
Kerr, Genevieve
4
10
I
4
11
Imagineer awards (Selection)
4
12
J
4
13
Johnson, B.K.
4
14
Jones, James Adams
4
15
Judson, Jeffrey
4
16
Junior college
4
17
Job recommendations: Houston Karitas,
1991
4
18
Senator Johnson
4
19
K
4
20
Karitas
4
21
Kearns, David re: SA Human Resources Management
Assoc.
4
22
Martin Luther King Day,
1992
4
23
Kirkwood, Priscilla
4
24
Kizziar, Jim
4
25
Kizziar, Renee: Rec
4
26
KLRN (Alamo Public Telecommunications Council),
1992
4
27
Krier, Joseph R.: Biography info
4
28
Krier, Joseph R.: Chamber of Commerce
4
29
Senator Krier labels
4
30
L
4
31
Labor law seminar,
October 25, 1991
4
32
Lady Longhorn career program
4
33
Lange, Heidi: Résumé
4
34
Lang, Ladon, etc. (previously Lang, Cross, etc)
4
35
Leasing companies
4
36
Lee, Amy Freeman
4
37
Legislative phone numbers & addresses
4
38
71st legislature: Thank you notes
4
39
Lewis, Ronald C.: Résumé
4
40
San Antonio Public Library
4
41
San Antonio Public Library
4
42
Limited liability companies
4
43
Lobby list (rev. June, 1992)
4
44
Loeffler, Tom
4
45
Loftus, William
4
46
Lt Governor’s crime program
4
47
Lunz, Jim
4
48
Mc
4
49
McDermott, Robert F., USAA
4
50
McDonald Observatory telescope
4
51
McMurrey, Beverly
4
52
McNeeley column
4
53
M
4
54
Macon, Jane
4
55
Management study: Ray Assoc., Inc.,
1988-89
4
56
Manges, Cindy
4
57
Marion, Sandee Bryan
4
58
Marth, Jennifer: Résumé
4
59
Massie, Dinah
4
60
Matthews & Branscomb
4
61
Mattox, Jim
4
62
Members: Senate / House
4
63
Meroney, Martha A.
4
64
Messengers / Tour guides
4
65
Meyer, Vaughan B.
4
66
Milauski, Christie Nemec
4
67
Millsap, Sam
4
68
Mincberg, Cathy
4
69
Montgomery, Marilyn
4
70
Moore, Deborah
4
71
Miller, Morris A.
4
72
Morse, Tracy: Senate msgr
4
73
Morton, Cliff: Today’s Woman Home
4
74
Mosbacher, Rob
4
75
N
4
Neighborhood
4
76
SA Coalition of Neighborhood Associations
4
77
City of San Antonio: Neighborhood association
listing
4
78
Big Country
4
79
Camelot neighborhood association
4
80
The Cattleman Square assoc.
4
81
Citizens’ League of Elmendorf Area neighborhoods
(CLEAN)
4
82
Gov. Hill neighborhood assoc.
4
83
Great North West
4
84
High Country
4
85
Inglewood – Riverside – Knox Community Group
4
86
Jefferson neighborhood assoc.
4
87
Oak Park / Northwood neighborhood assoc.
4
88
St Paul Square
4
89
People active in community efforts
4
90
Shearer Hills
4
91
Shenandoah Homes Assoc.
4
92
Southwest concerned citizen’s assoc.
4
93
Sunny Slopes
5
1
Thelma Area
5
2
United Homeowners’ Improvement Association
5
3
United Neighborhood Association
5
4
Villa Hermosa
5
5
Willow Oak / Coliseum Park neighborhood assoc.
5
6
Newsletter,
1987
5
7
Newsletter: Draft,
spring, 1991
5
8
Newsletters: Miscellaneous Camp
5
9
Nixon, Richard M.,
1986
5
10
Noak, Donna: Résumé
5
11
No response to contributions
5
12
Northeast ISD community education
5
13
Nowlin, James, 1980-81
5
14
O
5
15
The Oakes Club
5
16
Offers,
1991
5
17
Olympic festival
5
18
O’Neill, James
5
19
P
5
20
Paesano, Dominick: Job search
5
21
Patlan, Junan: Info re: son’s case
5
22
Patrick, K.T.
5
23
Pawel, Tom re: Morrison-Knudsen permit case
5
24
Peeples, David
5
25
Pierce
5
26
Pink Elephant Ball
5
27
Police office photos
5
28
Political convention task force
5
29
Political – Keep for Dawn Bump
5
30
Polls
5
31
Prado
5
32
Press releases
5
33
Public school finance reform summary, June 1990,
by Krier
5
34
Q
5
35
R
5
36
Raab adoption
5
37
Railroad commission
5
38
Ramirez, Bambi Cardenaz
5
39
Rath, Diane
5
40
Recipes / Krier
5
41
Reed, Susan
5
42
Republican Leadership Council
5
43
Republican Men’s Club of Bexar County
5
44
Reference Letters
5
45
Rickhoff
5
46
Rylander, Carole
5
47
S
5
48
Salary increases
5
49
Sam’s Wholesale Club / Cyndi
5
50
San Antonio Bar Association
5
51
San Antonio Chamber vs. Valdez
5
52
San Antonio Festival
5
53
San Antonio Kids’ Day,
January 5, 1991
5
54
Santikos, John
5
55
Schaeffer, Herb
5
56
Schoolcraft, Alan
5
57
Scoreboard
5
58
Senate committees
5
59
Senate parliamentary committee
5
60
Senate staff list
5
61
Shaw
5
62
Sheeks
5
63
Sheriff
5
64
Shipley, Jeanna
5
65
Sims
5
66
Small harbors
5
67
Stair, Susan
5
68
Steed, Chris
5
69
Strobl, Greg
5
70
Stuman, JW
5
71
Taylor, Sherry
5
72
Turner, James E.
5
73
U
5
74
UT Law School Class of 1975, 15th reunion,
April 6-8, 1990
6
1
UTSA: Eng doctoral degree
6
2
UTSA: Eng & Bioscience letters
6
3
UTSA: Summit meeting
6
4
United Suburban Cities
6
5
University round table,
1992
6
6
Untermeyer, Chase,
December 1988
6
7
Untermeyer, Chase: Fax / Résumé
6
8
Uptain, Mary: Résumé
6
9
US Long Distance Corp
6
10
US Olympic Festival,
1993
6
11
US Olympic Festival volunteer forms,
1993
6
12
V
6
13
Validation
6
14
Vera, Yolanda
6
15
VIA
6
16
VIA: Lewis Tarver memos
6
17
Vista Republican Women’s Club
6
18
Voting record
6
19
W
6
20
Wallace, Maria Drks
6
21
Wand / Women’s Legislation Lobby, WLL,
1990
6
22
Water contact list,
1992
6
23
Wender, Marty
6
24
Wells, Cathy Clegg
6
25
Wentworth, Jeff
6
26
Wentworth, Jeff, FEC
6
27-28
Wentworth, Jeff, non-FEC
6
29
White, Bill
6
30
White, Mark
6
31
White House fellowships,
1989
6
32
White House representatives
6
33
Wolff
6
34
Woods, George / Krier of rec.
6
35
Women in Communications,
April 24, 1992
6
36
Wood, Gary
6
37
Allison Wood Designs
6
38
Worker’s compensation: Letters of Thanks to Krier
from various people,
January 1990
6
39
Worker’s comp newsletter,
1989
6
40
Worker’s comp: Speeches, memos, legislation
6
41
X
6
42
Zaffirini, Judith: Democratic nominees Texas
Senate, Distr. 21
6
Other positions
6
43
Krier for comptroller,
1990
6
44
UT system Board of Regents: Correspondence,
April 2001
6
Education
Krier’s education is documented through materials from high
school and college. Of note here are campaign materials that demonstrate her
penchant for politics in her bid for student body president (high school) and
copies of newspaper articles she wrote as a college student at the University
of Texas in Austin.
6
45
Elementary school photos
6
46
High school
47
Oversize: Campaign
posters for student body vice-president and president,
1966-1967
6
47
Trinity
6
48
University of Texas: Ephemera
6
49
University of Texas: News clippings
6
50
University of Texas at Austin - Texas exes
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Family and
friends
This series reflects the closeness of the Taylor family through
correspondence between Krier and her mother, Mary Taylor (1968-1999), and with
other family members: her aunt, her father, and her grandmother. This series
also includes some materials related to her husband, Joe Krier, including
information about his campaign for 224th District Court Judge (1981) and the
Krier family.
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Joe Krier
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51
Campaign: Clippings,
1981-82
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Campaign: Printed materials
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Scrapbook,
1981-1982
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Joe Krier & Krier: Photographs
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Ephemera,
February 8, 1970 – September 27, 1999,
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Krier family
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Christine T. Mussett (Aunt “Keen”)
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Correspondence to Christine T. Mussett,
September 16, 1941 – November 30,
1979
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Correspondence to Christine T. Mussett,
January 1, 1980 – February 12,
1994
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1
Correspondence to Christine T. Mussett (Aunt
“Keen”),
undated
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Grandmother
7
2
Letters from Krier to grandmother,
March 23, 1978 - October 3,
1979
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Mary Taylor (mother)
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3-10
Mail to Mary Taylor (mother),
June 20, 1968 – September 20, 1999,
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11-15
To Krier from mother,
April 27, 1970 – October 14, 1981,
undated
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16
Mother’s incident,
December 15, 1986 – April 30, 1990,
undated
8
Taylor, R. S. (Krier’s father)
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1-2
Mail to and from Cyndi’s father,
July 12, 1975 – 1978,
undated
8
3
Various,
February 24, 1970 – April 30, 1991,
undated
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4
Christmas Cards and Notes
8
5
Genealogy,
April 1956 – August 3, 1988
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Other personal documents
8
6
Family pet Snoopy
8
7
Family recipes
8
8
Photographs
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Personal and political
interests
Camp WannameetaGOP materials (1979-1989) reflect her long
standing interest in the Republican Party, and her efforts to organize an
informal and fun gathering of Republicans in Texas. Camp materials include a
scrapbook, photographs, questionnaires, camp arrangements, and notes about
organizing the event. Also included is information regarding her involvement
with the Philosophical Society of Texas (1999-2001), her work on a presidential
search committee for the University of Texas, and a trip to Russia as an
observer of democratic elections (1993-1994).
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9
Articles by Krier
8
10
Article for Officer Review,
1995
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11
Article for North San Antonio Times,
1995
8
12
Bexar County Republican Women
8
13
President George Bush (notes),
1991-92
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Camp Wannameetagop
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1979-1983
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14
1979
8
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1979 – Photos
8
16
1979 – Audio
8
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1980
8
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1980 – Photos
8
19
1981 – Summer
8
20
1981 – Spring
8
21
1982
8
22
1982 – Photos
8
23
1983
8
24
1983 – Photos
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25
Washington – Planning,
undated
8
26
1984
8
27
1986
8
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1986 – Photos
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1987
8
30
1988
8
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1989
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Arrangements,
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