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Congressional Tribute to the Late Sue Bauer

Original title: HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF SUE BAUER

May 11, 2026

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What this does

This document serves as an official congressional record of the life and civic contributions of a former local official, Sue Bauer, who influenced city planning and youth services in Glendora, California.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Residents of Glendora

The document acknowledges the historical impact of a former local official on the city's infrastructure and youth services.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 11, 2026.

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Summary

Representative Judy Chu formally honored the life and public service career of Sue Bauer, a former Mayor of Glendora, California, who passed away on March 22, 2026. The tribute highlights Bauer's contributions to local youth programs, city infrastructure, and community organizations.

Key Facts

  • Sue Bauer passed away on March 22, 2026.
  • Bauer served as Mayor Pro Tem of Glendora starting in 1994.
  • Bauer became the second female mayor in Glendora's history in 1997.
  • Bauer established the Mayor's Youth Task Force to address recreation needs.
  • Bauer secured $1.4 million in voter-approved funding for the Timothy Crowther Teen & Family Center at Dawson Park.
  • Bauer oversaw the development of the Glendora Marketplace.
  • Bauer served as Chairperson of the Glendora Planning Commission.
  • Bauer served as a delegate to the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments.
  • Bauer served as a Regional Council Member for District 33 of the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG).
  • Bauer served as president of the Glendora League of Women Voters and the Glendora Women's Club.
  • Bauer was a member of the Glendora Historical Society and the Friends of the Library.
  • Bauer graduated from Glendora High School in 1961 as part of its first four-year class.
  • Bauer was an alumna of Citrus College and the University of Southern California (USC).

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official congressional record of the life and civic contributions of a former local official, Sue Bauer, who influenced city planning and youth services in Glendora, California.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Sue Bauer?
Sue Bauer was a long-time public servant in Glendora, California, who served as mayor, planning commission chair, and a leader in various community and regional organizations.
What is the purpose of this document?
This document is an 'Extension of Remarks' in the Congressional Record, used by Representative Judy Chu to formally recognize and honor the life and legacy of Sue Bauer.

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Local Infrastructure Development

The document highlights a specific model of local governance where a mayor directly initiated a youth task force and secured voter-approved funding for a specific park facility.

Connected Entities

locationTimothy Crowther Teen & Family CenterFacility at Dawson Park established through Bauer's efforts.Map →
personSue BauerFormer Mayor of Glendora, California, and subject of the congressional tribute.Map →
locationGlendoraCity in California where Sue Bauer served as mayor and community leader.Map →
organizationSouthern California Association of GovernmentsRegional planning agency where Bauer served as a council member.Map →
personJudy ChuU.S. Representative for California who introduced the tribute.Map →
locationSan Gabriel ValleyRegion in California where Bauer held various regional government roles.Map →
locationGlendora MarketplaceCommercial development overseen by Bauer during her tenure.Map →

Sources

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