Politics & Government

Ballwin Honors Ann Wagner and Family with City Proclamation

Recently-elected 2nd District Congresswoman Ann Wagner and her family were recognized for their service to the city at the Ballwin Board of Aldermen meeting Monday.

After a delay returning from Washington, D.C., 2nd District Congresswoman-elect Ann Wagner arrived with her husband, Raymond Wagner, at the Ballwin Board of Aldermen meeting Dec. 10 to receive a city proclamation.

"The Wagners are terrific civil servants to Ballwin and our country," said Ballwin Mayor Tim Pogue.Β 

Raymond Wagner served as a municipal judge in Ballwin in the early 2000s until taking leave after Ann Wagner became U.S. ambassador to Luxembourg in 2005.

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The Wagners also have three children: Raymond, serving in the 101st Airborne in Fort Campbell; Stephen, a senior at Washington University; and Mary Ruth, a senior at Ursuline Academy.

"Ballwin is home for us," Ann Wagner said. "It is an honor to be representing this municipality and the rest of District 2."

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