Honoring the Life and Legacy
of
Oscar and Anne Mauzy
“Children who live in poor districts and children who live in
rich districts must be afforded a substantially equal
opportunity to have access to educational funds. Certainly,
this much is required if the State is to education its populous
efficiently and provide for a general diffusion of knowledge
statewide.”
Oscar Mauzy, 1996, author,unanimous Fifth Circuit Court
opinion, Edgewood v. Kirby
Senator Mauzy, Anne Mauzy with friends in the Senate District 23 office.
Far left, Millie Bruner,staff; Far right, Joe Woods,staff
Senator Mauzy and Anne Mauzy in the Senate Office
Senator Mauzy and Anne "Talking Politics,” Senate District 23 Office
Senator Barbara Jordan and Senator Oscar Mauzy
Friends, Colleagues, Fellow Warriors for Justice
Governor Mark Whit and Senator Mauzy chat in Governor's Reception Room,
Texas State Capitol
Dean Manuel Justiz, Anne Mauzy, Boyd Richie, Betty Richie, Joann Jenkins
Senator Mauzy and his fellow "Killer Bees" meet the press after breaking a quorum
to kill a bill they opposed in the 1979 Legislative Session.
Justice Mauzy pays a visit to the Texas Senate.
Lt. Governor Hobby on the left.
Senator Mauzy at his desk on the Senate floor. His political domain for 20 years.
“…listen to parents, get out of the
box to find answers, success
breeds success, you cannot do it
all by yourself so always listen to
parents.”
-Anne Mauzy,
November 23, 2002
Martha Anne Rogers Rogan Rister Mauzy
“…people ought to have beliefs
and they ought to be willing to
stand up for them, and they ought
to be willing to fight for them. You
understand you're going to win
some and you're going to lose
some, but you still stay pure and
you fight for what you believe in.”
-Oscar H. Mauzy,
April 26, 1996
The Honorable Oscar H. Mauzy
(November 9, 1926 to October 10, 2000)