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B aker met Mary Stuart McHenry during a spring break trip to Bermuda in his sophomore year at Princeton, spotting her at a party on the beach. An insurance salesman’s daughter from Dayton, Ohio ...
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Mary Stuart. McHenry. Baker. First wife of former Secretary of State James A. Baker III. They met in college, on spring break in Bermuda, where Baker was on vacation with the Princeton University rugby team. After they married in 1953, they had four sons together. Mary was active in the Republican Party, working on the congressional campaigns...
He and Mary had four sons together and led a busy life in Houston. Among their friends were an oilman named George H. W. Bush and his wife Barbara. Baker and Bush shared much in common: Both were the well-educated sons of very powerful fathers, and both enjoyed competing on the tennis court. But the two men diverged when it came to politics.
Mar 7, 2010 · He met his first wife, Mary Stuart McHenry in Bermuda on spring break with the Princeton University rugby team. They married in 1953. In February 1970, Mary Stuart Baker died of breast cancer.
Jan 10, 2022 · The former president was the last person to visit Baker’s first wife, Mary Stuart McHenry, before she died from breast cancer complications in 1970. Baker also spoke of leadership, which he ...
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Jan 16, 2022 · The former president was the last person to visit Baker’s first wife, Mary Stuart McHenry, before she died from breast cancer complications in 1970. Baker III also spoke of leadership, which he defined as a commitment to values and the perseverance to fight for those values, and the need for reform across both Republican and Democratic ...
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James Baker was too busy in his law career to dabble in politics. His wife, Mary Stuart McHenry ,on the other hand, was an active Republican and involved in the Congressional campaign of George H.W. Bush. Baker himself was a tennis partner of Bush and when Bush decided to run for the U.S. Senate he asked Baker to run his campaign in 1970.
