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  1. 13 apr 2023 · Chris Sifford, top aide to Gov. Mel Carnahan, is seen with the mule he rode in the 2000 University of Missouri Homecoming parade as Carnahan campaigned for a seat in the U.S. Senate. Sifford and Carnahan died in a plane crash two weeks before the election (submitted photo). Sifford is recalled as funny, humble and devoted to his family.

  2. 30 gen 2024 · Former Missouri U.S. Sen. Jean Carnahan, who was the state’s first woman to serve in the Senate and the widow of Gov. Mel Carnahan, died Tuesday. She was 90. "Mom passed peacefully after a long and rich life. She was a fearless trailblazer. She was brilliant, creative, compassionate and dedicated to her family and her fellow Missourians ...

  3. 5 giu 2002 · Carnahan Crash Report Released. June 5, 2002 / 3:14 PM EDT / AP. A federal probe of the plane crash that killed Gov. Mel Carnahan found that his pilot son, Randy, grew disoriented and lost control ...

  4. COLUMBIA — A bust of former governor Mel Carnahan was dedicated Thursday at the Carnahan Memorial Garden in Jefferson City . The dedicated occurred just over a week after the death of his wife ...

  5. 11 gen 1993 · MEL CARNAHAN was born in Birch Tree and grew up in Rolla, Missouri. He received a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1954 from the George Washington University. He joined the U.S. Air Force after graduation and served during the Korean War. He received a law degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1959. He …

  6. 8 ott 2007 · By Linda Burton Ricks. October 8, 2007. One year after the death of former Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan in the crash of a Cessna 335, the NTSB released factual information in the continuing ...

  7. 8 feb 2024 · February 8, 2024. 4:00PM – Mel Carnahan Bust Dedication. Carnahan Gardens at the Missouri Governor’s Mansion. 100 Madison Street, Jefferson City, MO. Awards Ceremony & Reception immediately following. REVEL Catering & Events. 102 East High Street, Jefferson City, MO. 2024 Gov. Mel Carnahan Public Service Award Recipients. Law – Gabe Gore.