Annelie Weber, DTM
 
 

Her involvement with Toastmasters International goes back over 27 years. She served in various leadership offices in the club, area, division and district levels. She belongs to numerous Toastmasters Clubs and served as Dean of the Toastmasters Leadership Center in District 18. She also served as the Education Chair for the Region VII Conference hosted by District 18 in 2003. She serves the Toastmasters community as seminar leader, leadership and communications trainer, and motivational speaker.

Retired in 1999 after serving 28 years as a congressional staffer and Executive Assistant to the General Counsel and to the Chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. House of Representatives.

Past President of the Frederick County Commission for Women. Chair, Frederick County Women’s Fair Committee for 2002 and 2003.
 

   

Annelie

Graduate, of the annual 2003-2004 Leadership Frederick Program sponsored by the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce.

Participated in numerous fundraising activities and the administration of the National Fund of the US Botanic Garden, a non-profit foundation, tasked by Congress to raise funds to build the National Garden next to the Conservatory of the US Botanic Garden.

Editor of The Commemorator, a quarterly publication for and about Korean War veterans. Served as the Executive Assistant and interim Executive Director for U.S. Korea 2000 Foundation, a non-profit Foundation, co-chaired by Generals Davis (MOH), Westmoreland, Smith and Admiral Holloway.

Serves as the Secretary of the Korean War Veterans Memorial Foundation and as the Assistant Editor of the Airborne Quarterly, a digest of Airborne history published by the American Airborne Association.

Alumna of the University of Maryland where she obtained her BA and MS degrees.

Served four years as the National Rakkasan Reserve Representative on behalf of the ladies of the Rakkasans, the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team and is the Secretary for the Mason-Dixon Chapter of the Rakkasans.

Resides in a restored 1854 Maryland Manor house in Frederick County, MD. Shares it with two Great Danes, two cats, some geese and other critters--------oh, and yes, with her

 
 
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