14 Facts About Marilyn Ware

Marilyn Ware was the United States Ambassador to Finland from March 2006 to March 2008.

Marilyn Ware's father was John H Ware III who served in the United States House of Representatives.

Marilyn Ware served on the Economic Advisory Board of RWE and as a member of the International Advisory Council of Thames Water, Plc.

In 2002, President Bush appointed Marilyn Ware to serve on the National Critical Infrastructure Advisory Council, a position that she held until her appointment as US Ambassador to Finland.

Marilyn Ware spent the majority of her adult life closely involved in the US water sector.

Marilyn Ware was the Honorary President of WaterAid America, an international charity dedicated to the provision of safe domestic water, sanitation systems and hygiene education in 15 countries.

Marilyn Ware served on the Boards of Directors of The Vice President's Residence Foundation, and of the International Republican Institute.

Marilyn Ware served on the Board of Trustees of The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research in Washington, DC, and was Vice-Chairman of the Board of the Eisenhower Fellowships Program headquartered in Philadelphia.

Marilyn Ware was the Chairman for the Marilyn Ware Family Office in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Marilyn Ware was a lifetime advocate of farmland and open space preservation, assistance for abused families and early childhood education and care.

Marilyn Ware was one of the founders of the Janus School, a private day school for children with learning disabilities, and a co-founder of the Lancaster Farmland Trust.

Marilyn Ware was listed by the Union as the party's contact.

Marilyn Ware died of complications of Alzheimer's disease on December 14,2017, at a hospital in Denver, Colorado.

Marilyn Ware was named to the PoliticsPA list of "Pennsylvania's Most Politically Powerful Women".