Congressional Tribute to the Late Sue Bauer
May 11, 2026
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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.
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The document acknowledges the historical impact of a former local official on the city's infrastructure and youth services.
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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).
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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.
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