Rotegard, Gail, 1947-1984.

City official, Gail Pamela Rotegard graduated from Radcliffe College (1968) and Boston University Graduate School of Management (1982). For ten years she worked for the city of Boston: as executive assistant to the director of the Office of Public Service, special assistant to Mayor Kevin White (1971-1972), visitor services administrator for Boston's celebration of the Bicentennial (1972-1975), and executive assistant to Deputy Mayor Katharine D. Kane (1975-1978). She was then program analyst in the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Region I, and in 1980 served as development director at the Judge Baker Guidance Center, a children's mental health facility.

Rotegard married Elliot Friedman, a government administrator, in September 1974. Twin boys, Benjamin and Daniel, were born in July 1978. She died of cancer in May 1984.

From the description of Papers, 1967-1984 (inclusive). (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 122592924