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	The Mountain Times Online
		Elaine Marshall made history in January of 1997 when she was sworn in as North Carolina’s Secretary of State, becoming the first woman ever elected to statewide executive office.
		Elaine was born in rural Lineboro, Maryland in November of 1945.
		Elaine learned about public and community service at an early age from her father, who for many years was a volunteer fire fighter and community leader, and her mother, who was the organist in the family’s small rural church for more than 60 years.
	www.mountaintimes.com /mtweekly/2004/voter_guide/sec.php3 (890 words)

	Bio
		Elaine Marshall made history in January of 1997 when she was sworn in as North Carolina's Secretary of State, becoming the first woman ever elected to statewide executive office.
		Elaine learned about public and community service at an early age from her father, who for many years was a volunteer fire fighter and community leader, and her mother, who was the organist in the family's small rural church for more than 60 years.
		Elaine was born in rural Lineboro, Maryland in November of 1945.
	www.elainemarshall.org /bio.html (1007 words)

	IHC attorney asks court to strike affidavit from witness :: The Daily Herald, Provo Utah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		John Marshall wrote in an affidavit on Feb. 28 that he was compelled to withdraw from the case because of undue pressure on his wife from the defendant.
		Shortly after Dr. Marshall was listed as an expert witness in the case, IHC called his wife, Elaine Marshall, to alert her that the company planned to object to his testimony regarding nursing standards of care.
		Marshall's wife, Elaine Marshall, was appointed as dean of nursing at Brigham Young University that same year.
	www.newutah.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=52570&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0 (634 words)

	Marshall: Party up to challenges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Marshall was the first woman to be elected to the council of state in N.C. in 1996.
		Marshall said she would like to see the Democratic party take back its 13th congressional seat and increase its numbers in the General Assembly and among local judges all over the state.
		Marshall said her office has been a big cash cow for the state and has operated under an $8 million budget, but has received around $28 million already from money sent in.
	www.shelbystar.com /news2001/_disc4/00000e38.htm (506 words)

	Salisbury Post \| ELECTION NEWS \| Elaine Marshall seeking re-election as secretary of state (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Even though Marshall is well-known in state political circles from her two campaigns for secretary of state, including a triumph in 1996 over NASCAR legend Richard Petty, she said the state has so many new residents who don't know her that she can't take any election for granted.
		Marshall inherited a secretary of state's office in 1996 that was mired in the way of doing business from the 1970s.
		Marshall said she loves the e-mails and letters she receives on a regular basis from citizens who expect a bureaucratic rock when they prepare to deal with the Secretary of State's office but have found it to be a pleasant, efficient experience.
	slspublish.bits.baseview.com /elections/287358688396252.php (1010 words)

	Beloit Daily News
		Marshall and Elaine, a teacher, toured schools in Manaus, where even a mere $10 a month for education is hard to come by for some parents.
		Elaine taught a school lesson while Marshall spoke with administrators about plans for new universities that train teachers and administrators to provide educational programs in the city and villages.
		Marshall was struck by their respect and desire for education.
	www.beloitdailynews.com /articles/2005/03/19/news/031905news03.txt (732 words)

	Doctor recants accusation against IHC :: The Daily Herald, Provo Utah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Elaine Marshall is on an IHC board and is dean of nursing at Brigham Young University.
		In September 2003, Elaine Marshall was appointed as one of 22 members of the Urban South Governing Board, which appoints physicians and oversees quality of care provided in IHC hospitals.
		Marshall told her at the time he would not take on any more cases, thinking the Wilson case was over, to avoid any conflict of interest, he said.
	www.harktheherald.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=52023 (938 words)

	Elaine F. Marshall - 2003 Women Extraordinaire - Cover Story for December 2003: Business Leader magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Marshall, 58, who has spent six years in office, sports a bumper sticker that says "Well Behaved Women Seldom Make History." With a department of roughly 175 people, she makes it clear: "My greatest highlight is the ability to support and foster personal growth in employees.
		Marshall is credited with implementing Knowledge Base System, a database that four other governments -- Missouri, Kentucky, Mississippi and the Virgin Islands -- also use.
		Marshall's early years were spent in a small farming village in Lineboro, Maryland located on the Mason-Dixie line.
	www.businessleader.com /bl/dec03/cover-marshall.html (448 words)

	Witness accuses IHC of improper pressure :: The Daily Herald, Provo Utah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Marshall, who is on the faculty of the gynecology department at Los Angeles County Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, in Torrance, Calif., was retained as an expert witness in a medical malpractice lawsuit filed by Utah County residents Jerome and Leilani Wilson over brain damage their son suffered during childbirth at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center.
		Minaga-Miya told Elaine Marshall "that IHC was upset that her husband was acting as an expert witness for the plaintiffs in the Wilson case and that unless I withdrew as a witness, it would prove embarrassing for her."
		Elaine Marshall, however, wrote to the Daily Herald on Thursday that the call from Minaga-Miya was not threatening or intimidating, and she did not "pressure me in any way to use my influence to have my husband withdraw from the case."
	old.heraldextra.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=51561 (1386 words)

	Marshall promotes free public records
		Secretary of State Elaine Marshall said that although she came into an office “mired in the process of the 1970s,” her office has since “leaped forward with technology” to benefit its citizens.
		Marshall said she also feels strongly about standing up to special interests by working to reform lobbying laws.
		Marshall, who has been a small business owner as well as a practicing attorney, focuses a lot of her energy on defending investors and charitable givers against scam artists.
	www.thesylvaherald.com /082604/html/marshall_promotes_free_public_.html (507 words)

	Dean of BYU College of Nursing named to top 25 in health care (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Elaine Marshall, a BYU faculty member since 1987, was recognized for her years of expertise in community nursing, research and publication.
		Marshall, who earned a bachelor's degree and a Ph.D. in nursing from the University of Utah, has done extensive research in the area of family health, particularly from the perspective of children.
		Marshall has also been recognized for her research regarding children's stress, siblings of children with disabilities and adolescents with disabilities.
	www.byu.edu /prototype/news/releases/archive00/Oct/nursing.htm (305 words)

	The Smoky Mountain News
		Marshall is running for her third term as Secretary of State, an office that manages business filings and regulates securities and stock exchanges in the state.
		Marshall, a Democrat, ran for U.S. Senate in 2002 but lost in the Democratic primary to Erskine Bowles, who ultimately lost to Republican Elizabeth Dole in the general election.
		Marshall cited her accomplishments in streamlining business filings and eliminating the “geographic barrier” for western counties by enabling them to file all transactions electronically.
	www.smokymountainnews.com /issues/08_04/08_25_04/fr_marshall_service.html (265 words)

	BYU NewsNet - Nurse teaches art of healing in Devotional (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Marshall said as she began her nursing career she assumed cure and healing were synonymous.
		Marshall said healing can teach people to be more sensitive, to repent, to be obedient and to be more awake to life.
		Marshall said it has been a great privilege and blessing in her life to learn the healer's art as a nurse and now serve as dean of the College of Nursing.
	newsnet.byu.edu /story.cfm/40229 (533 words)

	cbs4.com - Family Of Three Escapes House Fire, Needs Help
		Marshall said she smelled smoke and saw flames coming from the front porch which she tried to extinguish with a hose but was unsuccessful.
		Marshall alerted her mother, 76-year-old Martha Marshall of the fire and they were able to exit the home to her backyard where her son was already safely playing before school.
		Marshall’s mother suffered only minor burns but according to officials, was lamenting the loss of her home which she lived in for 34 years.
	cbs4.com /topstories/local_story_284111031.html (280 words)

	Lifetime achievement honored at 4-H Gala (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		They included Elaine Marshall, North Carolina Secretary of State; John Belk, businessman, former Charlotte mayor and son of Belk department store founder William H. Belk; Dr. Daniel McFadden, a Nobel Laureate in economics; and the Benjamin P. Jenkins II family, Cooperative Extension and business leaders.
		In introducing Marshall, N.C. State University Chancellor Marye Anne Fox proudly showed off a circuit board lapel badge with tiny blinking red lights that she constructed earlier at one of the 4-H Showcase of Excellence exhibits.
		Her mother was her 4-H Club’s volunteer leader, and Marshall was immersed early on in 4-H. Marshall earned a B.S. in textiles and clothing from the University of Maryland, then moved to North Carolina and began teaching high school home economics in Lenoir County.
	www.cals.ncsu.edu:8050 /agcomm/magazine/spring03/lifetime.htm (709 words)

	Library Technology Team: April 2000 Activities
		Marshall created the HTML form based on the questions that Elaine formulated, wrote a Perl program to process the form data and collect results, and provided the completed data file back to Flo and Elaine to compile and analyze.
		Marshall met with Linda Manning and Barbara Clarke of the Women's Center, along with Dale and Anne, regarding adding their library to Acorn.
		Marshall participated in a forum to demonstrate systems housed in ACIS to Gordon Gee, the new University Chancellor, on April 25th.
	staffweb.library.vanderbilt.edu /libtech/reports/2000apr-mr.html (3505 words)

	Meet the Dean, BYU College of Nursing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Patricia Ravert credits Elaine Marshall, the dean of BYU's College of Nursing with recognizing the need to be on the cutting edge in teaching programs and also recognizes individual donors who have given additional money for the patient bedside computer and crash cart.
		Elaine Marshall, dean of the college, attributes this rise in stature to the program's students and faculty.
		Dr. Marshall's lecture explores the heritage and practice of health care with a focus on professional nursing.
	nursing.byu.edu /about/m_dean.asp (687 words)

	Salisbury Post \| LOCAL NEWS \| Marshall - Public getting far from farming
		Elaine Marshall, serving in her third term in office, told those gathered Thursday for the 56th annual North Carolina Dairy Conference that innovations in the industry have made producing milk the most efficient it's ever been.
		Marshall is among those lamenting the disconnect between those who know what it means to live off the land and today's urban dwellers.
		Marshall drew chuckles from the crowd by noting that when she was a teenager, her mother didn't mind if she dated someone who lived on a dairy farm.
	www.salisburypost.com /area/334219267536968.php (1045 words)

	Meet Elaine F. Marshall
		Elaine F. Marshall became the first woman ever elected as Secretary of State and the first woman elected to a statewide North Carolina executive branch office in 1996.
		Secretary Marshall is a former member of the North Carolina State Senate, who represented the 15th District, which includes the area around her home in Harnett County.
		Secretary Marshall is a graduate of the Campbell University School of Law and holds a B.S. degree in textiles and clothing from the University of Maryland.
	www.secretary.state.nc.us /kidspg/efm.htm (249 words)

	abc11tv.com: Marshall Talks about Ferry Party
		Marshall, the highest-ranking state official on board, was photographed at the party.
		Marshall says she and her husband have always been fans of the tall ships, and she saw the event as a chance not to indulge on the taxpayers' dime, but as a opportunity to help promote the state.
		Marshall says she has since sent to N.C. Ports Authority a check for $200.
	abclocal.go.com /wtvd/story?section=local&id=4406931 (327 words)

	SU Faculty Senate, Student Affairs Committee, 11-00 Minutes
		Elaine Marshall requested a report from Dr. Franklin concerning the SGA forum of the previous day addressing the removal of MTV from campus cable service.
		Elaine Marshall commented on the importance many young people attach to MTV and the culture it represents and stated that students should be able to choose what they watch.
		Marshall proposed there be no December meeting of the committee in light of the scheduling conflict with the general faculty meeting.
	www.samford.edu /facultysenate/student_affairs_minutes_11_00.htm (662 words)

	Kimball Descendants: Twentieth Generation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jeffrey became the father of Diana Elaine MARSHALL in (37-1392), July 20 1969.
		At 19 years of age Doris became the mother of Diana Elaine MARSHALL in (37-1392), July 20 1969.
		MARSHALL was born in (37-1392) July 20 1969.
	members.aol.com /wthr1/kimball/kimball/i0010581.htm (61 words)

	VGCC: E-VanGran: Summer Graduation Speaker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Elaine F. Marshall, the first woman ever elected to a statewide, executive branch office in North Carolina, will deliver the commencement address at Vance-Granville Community College’s summer graduation on Monday, Aug. 6.
		Marshall will be the second member of the Council of State to speak at a VGCC graduation this year.
		Active in her home community, Marshall served on the Harnett County United Way board of directors 10 years, was a founder of the county’s Rape Crisis Center and helped found Harnett HelpNet for Children, a Smart Start forerunner.
	www.vgcc.cc.nc.us /evangran/2001/gr-0601a.htm (240 words)

	Elaine Marshall Company Profile - PR.com
		Elaine Marshall has served as N.C. Secretary of State since 1997 when she became the first woman ever elected to statewide executive office.
		Prior to becoming Secretary of State, Marshall served on the NC Senate and was a partner with the law firm of Marshall and Marshall and earned a reputation for standing up for citizens’ consumer rights and women’s rights.
		She has previously served as Senator representing the 15th District of North Carolina and is an active member of the NC State Bar, the NC Bar Association, the NC Association of Women Attorneys, and the Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity.
	www.pr.com /company-profile/overview/2998 (122 words)

	cccc.edu \| Central Carolina Community College
		Marshall said she was afraid that computer hacking, counterfeiting of software and other high-tech crime is not taken seriously enough by the public and the media.
		According to Marshall, the acts of white collar criminals are costly to companies, government and the public.
		Marshall said she believes stiffer penalties would deter potential criminals.
	www.cccc.edu /pr/063_March_2005/EMarshal_MAR31.html (501 words)

	SU Faculty Senate, Student Affairs Committee, 9-00 Minutes
		Elaine Marshall outlined the duties of the committee and opened the floor for discussion of issues to be considered this year.
		Elaine Marshall indicated the committee might look into the reasons so many young women were released this fall.
		Elaine Marshall suggested the committee invite Richard Franklin or Stacy Mitchell to report on the rush process.
	www.samford.edu /facultysenate/student_affairs_minutes_9_00.htm (673 words)

	Innovative Realty
		Elaine has been actively working as a real estate sales assistant since 2003 for a 30+ year realtor veteran as well as providing marketing support for two local builders with her consulting business.
		Elaine holds a B.S. degree from New Hampshire College which she received with honors and an MBA with a Marketing concentration from Rivier College.
		Elaine currently lives in Milford with her husband Jeff and two children and enjoys spending her free time with her family.
	www.innovativerlty.com /agents/elainemarshall.htm (203 words)

	The Sampson Independent
		Marshall was elected secretary of state in 1996 and reelected in 2000.
		Born Elaine Folk in Lineboro, Md., Marshall is the daughter of a farmer and feed dealer and a homemaker.
		Marshall once served as chairwoman of the Harnett County Democratic Party and as president of the Democratic Women of Harnett County.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?BRD=1117&dept_id=88451&newsid=10868655&PAG=461&rfi=9 (464 words)

	Lifetime achievement honored at 4-H Gala
		They included Elaine Marshall, North Carolina Secretary of State; John Belk, businessman, former Charlotte mayor and son of Belk department store founder William H. Belk; Dr. Daniel McFadden, a Nobel Laureate in economics; and the Benjamin P. Jenkins II family, Cooperative Extension and business leaders.
		In introducing Marshall, N.C. State University Chancellor Marye Anne Fox proudly showed off a circuit board lapel badge with tiny blinking red lights that she constructed earlier at one of the 4-H Showcase of Excellence exhibits.
		Her mother was her 4-H Club’s volunteer leader, and Marshall was immersed early on in 4-H. Marshall earned a B.S. in textiles and clothing from the University of Maryland, then moved to North Carolina and began teaching high school home economics in Lenoir County.
	www.cals.ncsu.edu /agcomm/magazine/spring03/lifetime.htm (709 words)

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