Julius D. Canns
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Julius D. Canns (1923 - 2005) -- Republican member of the Vermont State Senate, 1993-2005. Represented Caledonia County.
Julius Canns was first elected to the Vermont State Senate in 1992 and served until his death on February 20, 2005.
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[edit] Biography
Canns was born in Hartford, Connecticut on February 20, 1923. He attended elementary school in Bloomfield, Connecticut, and then the Haaren Aviaton High School, in New York City. He went on to receive a certificate of completion from New York University, training in electronics from Delehanty Institute, and an LLB from LaSalle University in 1965.
He was married to Mary Canns, and had one daughter and two sons.
In World War II he volunteered for the Marine Corps and served in the Pacific, attaining the rank of Gunnery Sergeant.
He resided in St. Johnsbury, Vermont at the time of his death.
He died on February 20, 2005, his 82nd birthday.
[edit] Public Life
Canns held the following offices:
- St. Johnsbury Grand Juror.
- St. Johnsbury Justice of the Peace.
- Member St. Johnsbury select board (serving four years).
- St. Johnsbury tax collector.
- Caledonia County deputy sheriff.
- Member Vermont State Senate. First elected 1992, served until his death (February 20, 2005).
Following Canns' death, Governor James Douglas appointed George R. Coppenrath to serve out the remainder of Canns' term.
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[edit] External links
- Vermont Senate Biographies
- Resolution of condolences passed by the Vermont Legislature upon the death of Sen. Canns
- Legislative record of the appointment of George R. Coppenrath as Canns' successor
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