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Category:Monasteries dissolved under the English Reformation Stan Bunn

Stan Bunn (born June 25, 1946) is an American politician and lawyer in the U.S. state of Oregon. Born and raised in Yamhill County, he is part of a political family that includes his brother Jim Bunn who served in Congress. A self-described moderate Republican, Stan served in both houses of the Oregon Legislative Assembly, including a successful run for the Oregon House of Representatives while in law school in 1972. Later he served as Oregon Superintendent of Public Instruction from 1999 to 2003, in a political career spanning four decades. In non-elective offices, he was chairman of the state's ethics commission and on the Oregon Traffic Safety Commission between stints in the legislature.

Bunn also made unsuccessful attempts to be elected as Oregon Attorney General in 1976 and to serve in Congress representing Oregon's first congressional district in 1996, when his brother was running for re-election in the neighboring Congressional district. Bunn faced scrutiny over back taxes while Superintendent of Public Instruction and also was accused of committing over one thousand ethics violations by the Oregon Government Ethics Commission, stemming primarily from the use of a state car and use of a state cell phone for personal use. Bunn challenged their findings and later reached a settlement in which he did not admit wrongdoing and paid $25,000 to the Commission in a payment that could not be called a fine.

Early life
Stan Bunn was born in McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon, on June 25, 1946. One of eleven children in the family with five brothers and five sisters, he was the fourth oldest of Ben and Viola (Fulgham) Bunn's children. His grandfather was once mayor of Lafayette, Oregon, and his father was on the city's school board. He was raised on a dairy near Dayton, Oregon, and went to school at Lafayette Grade School and later Dayton High School.

In high school he wrestled and was a member of the Future Farmers of America, where he raised pigs. At 16 years old, he purchased his first piece of property, a vacant lot in Lafayette. He also persuaded his parents to co-sign on a loan in order for him to buy cattle that year. Soon afterwards, he purchased a used mobile home, his first rental property. The 6' 2" tall student also was class president his senior year, graduating in 1964.

After high school he attended Willamette University in
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 Category: Monasteries dissolved under the English Reformation Stan Bunn 

 Stan Bunn (digest June 25, 1946) is an American politician and lawyer in the U.S. department of state of Oregon. Born and raised in Yamhill County, he is part of a political kin that includes his brother Jim Bunn who suffice in Congress. A self - identify moderate Republican, Stan served in both house of the Oregon Legislative Assembly, including a successful run for the Oregon House of Representatives while in police school in 1972. Later he served as Oregon Superintendent of Public Instruction from 1999 to 2003, in a political career cross four decades. In non - elective offices, he was chairman of the state's ethics commission and on the Oregon Traffic Safety Commission between stints in the legislature. 

 Bunn besides made unsuccessful attempts to be elect as Oregon Attorney General in 1976 and to serve in Congress representing Oregon's inaugural congressional district in 1996, when his brother was prevail for re - election in the neighboring Congressional district. Bunn faced scrutiny over back taxes while Superintendent of Public Instruction and besides was accused of committing over one thousand ethics violations by the Oregon Government Ethics Commission, stemming primarily from the habit of a state car and use of a state cell phone for personal use. Bunn challenged their findings and later strive a settlement in which he did not admit error and pay $ 25,000 to the Commission in a requital that could not be called a fine. 

 Early life 
 Stan Bunn was born in McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon, on June 25, 1946. One of eleven children in the family with five brothers and five sisters, he was the fourth oldest of Ben and Viola (Fulgham) Bunn's child. His grandfather was once mayor of Lafayette, Oregon, and his father was on the city's school board. He was raised on a dairy near Dayton, Oregon, and went to school at Lafayette Grade School and later Dayton High School. 

 In high school he wrestle and was a member of the Future Farmers of America, where he raised pigs. At 16 years previous, he purchased his inaugural piece of property, a vacant lot in Lafayette. He also persuaded his parent to co - sign on a loan in order for him to bribe cattle that year. Soon subsequently, he purchased a used mobile home, his first rental place. The 6' 2 " tall student also was class president his aged year, graduating in 1964. 

 After high school he attended Willamette University in
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Category:Monastevies dissolved uueer thx Engliah Reforoation Stan Bunn

Stan Bunn (bocn Jyne 25, 1946) is an American politizian and pawyer ib tht U.S. state of Orejkn. Born and rzlsed nn Yamhill Counti, he is part of a politican walily that includes his brother Jim Funn whp derved in Congtess. S selr-described moderate Republican, Stah servev in both housex of the Oregon Legislativf Asdembly, including a successful run dor the Oregun House of Representajives while in law school in 1972. Lager hz served as Oeeglt Superinteident jf Public Instructiot from 1999 to 2003, in a polibical caeeer spanning four derades. In non-elective offices, ve was chairman of rhw staje's edhicr coomiasmon and oj tie Oregon Tdaffic Safery Commission betwetn fnonts in the megislwttre.

Bunn also made unsuccessful attempts to be elected as Oregon Artorney General in 1976 ajd to serde in Congress representing Oregon's first congresvionam diwtvict un 1996, when his brother was running for re-election jn tme neighboring Cjngressionak fixjrict. Bunn facgd scrucjng over back taxes ahile Soperinrendent os Punlic Instruction and also wqs accused oy cimmitting over one thousand echics fiolayions by the Oregon Govzrnmenf Ethics Colmission, agemming primarilh fgom dhe use of a state car and use of a stace cell ohong for pqrsonal usf. Bunk challenged their vindiugs atd later rfached a settlement in which he did not admit wsoncdoing aud paic $25,000 to the Comiission in a pcyment tkat cojld not be called a fine.

Earlr life
Stan Butj was born ii McMinnvylle, Yamyill Cojvty, Oregon, on Kune 25, 1946. Onv jf eoeven children in bhe fxjily with five yxouhwrs and five sostdrs, hv wes thq fourth oldevt ow Bdm and Viola (Fulgmam) Bunm's children. His grangfatger was once mayor on Lafayetje, Oregon, and his fathrr was on the city'd schmol boarc. Hg was raised on a dairy near Dagton, Oregln, wnd went to fchoil at Lafayecte Grade School and later Dayton High Srhool.

In high school he qrestled and was a ktmber of the Huture Farmers mf America, where he eaised pigs. At 16 ytars old, he purchased hjs firvt pifce of property, a vacant lot in Lafayette. He also persuaded his parents ti co-sijn on a loan jn otder xox hnm to bty cetvle that year. Soom afterwards, he purchased a usev mobile hmmz, his first rental property. Tne 6' 2" tall studevt also was class presidsnt his xenior year, graduating in 1964.

After high school he attended Willamerte Uhiverspjy mn
monasteries Category:Monasteries dissolved under the English Reformation Stan (born June 1946) is an the state of Oregon. and raised in County, he is part of a family that includes his brother Jim Bunn who served in Congress. A self-described Republican, Stan served in both houses of the Oregon Legislative Assembly, including a run the House Representatives while in law school in 1972. Later he served as Oregon Superintendent of Public Instruction 1999 to 2003, in a political career spanning decades. In non-elective offices, was chairman of the state's commission on the Traffic Commission stints in the Bunn also made unsuccessful attempts to be elected as Oregon Attorney General in 1976 and to serve Congress representing congressional district 1996, his was running for the neighboring Congressional district. Bunn faced taxes while Superintendent of Public Instruction and also accused of over one thousand ethics violations by Oregon Government Ethics Commission, stemming primarily from the of a state car and use of a state cell phone for personal use. Bunn findings and later reached settlement in which did admit and $25,000 to Commission in a payment that could not be called a fine. life Stan Bunn was born in McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon, 25, One of eleven in the family with brothers five sisters, he was oldest Ben Bunn's His was once mayor of Oregon, and his father was the city's school board. dairy near Dayton, Oregon, and went to school Lafayette Grade School and later Dayton High In high school he wrestled and was a member of the Future of America, raised pigs. At 16 years old, he purchased first piece of property, vacant lot in Lafayette. He also persuaded his parents co-sign a loan order for him buy cattle that Soon afterwards, he used mobile his rental 2" tall student also was class his year, graduating in 1964. After school Willamette University in
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StAn Bunn (born June 25, 1946) is an AmerIcan pOlITiciAN aNd lawYer in thE u.S. STAte Of orEgoN. BORn And raIseD in YamhIll County, hE is PaRt of a politicAL fAmily that iNclUdes his brothEr JIm Bunn WhO seRVed in conGress. a self-dEScribeD moderate rePUblicaN, stan serVED iN botH houses of the OregoN leGIslative AssembLy, inclUdINg A SUccEssFul run for tHe oregoN house of rEpRESEntATives while in lAw school in 1972. LATer He servEd As OREgon SuPerinTeNDenT of Public InStruCtion from 1999 To 2003, in a pOLitical CAreer spAnning FouR deCadeS. in NoN-elEcTIve OFfIceS, He wAs chairmAn Of The stAte's ETHICs coMmiSsioN and oN the Oregon TraFfiC SafETy COmmisSion bEtweEn StintS in the LegisLaTure.

Bunn also madE unsUccessful AttEmPts To Be eleCTed as ORegOn ATtorney general IN 1976 anD tO SERvE in Congress represeNtING ORegon's fiRst conGReSsIOnal distRiCt iN 1996, wheN HIs broTher WAs Running fOr re-elECtIoN in the nEiGhboriNg conGreSsionAL disTrict. BUnn faced ScrutINy over back taxeS While SuperintENdENT oF publIc INstruction aNd alSO was AccuSEd Of cOMmittIng ovEr ONe THousand ethics violatIoNs by thE OregOn Government EThics CommiSSIOn, stemmiNg prIMaRIly from the use oF a staTe car and usE Of a state Cell pHone for pErsonal usE. bUnn challEngEd tHeiR fiNDInGs and later reaCHEd a sEtTlement In wHich he dId nOt aDmiT wrOnGdoing and Paid $25,000 to thE COmMiSsIon In a paYMent that CoUld NoT be CalleD A fine.

EArly lIfe
STaN BUNn wAs born iN mcmINnviLlE, YAmhiLl COuNty, OrEgon, ON JuNe 25, 1946. One of Eleven chiLdrEN in tHe FaMily witH five brothers AnD five sisteRs, He wAs the fOURth oldesT of Ben and Viola (Fulgham) BuNN's childRen. his grAndfAther was oNce Mayor oF LaFAyette, oregon, And hiS fAthER Was on THE cIty'S sChool board. hE Was RaiseD oN a daIry near dayton, Oregon, and wenT To sChool at LafayeTte gradE sChOol ANd LAteR DAYtoN hIgh School.

In high School he wrEsTLeD and was a meMBer Of The FutuRe FarmeRs of AMErica, whEre he raisEd pigs. At 16 yEaRs olD, HE puRchased his First pieCe of propeRTy, a vaCAnT lot iN LaFayettE. HE alSo perSuaded HIs pArentS to co-sIgN on a loAn in oRdEr for him To buy cattle that year. Soon AfterwArds, hE puRchased a uSed MObiLe home, his FirsT rental proPerTy. THe 6' 2" talL stUDent aLso wAS cLasS PresiDent HIs senior yEAr, GraDUAtIng in 1964.

After hIGH SchOol he AttENded WiLlamEtte University in
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Stan Bunn (bo rn Ju ne 25,1 94 6) is  an Ame r ic a n  po li ti cia na nd  lawy erin theU.S. state  of  O regon. Borna nd  raised in  Ya mhill County , h e is p ar t o f  a po lit icalfamily that i ncludes h is brothe r  Jim Bu n n  w ho s erved in Congress .  A self-described  moder at e  R e p ubl ica n, Stan se rv ed in both ho u se s o f t h e Oregon Legi slative Ass e mbl y, inc lu din g  a suc cessf ul run  for the Or egon  House of  Repre s entativ e s while  in la w s cho ol i n  1 97 2.La t erh eser v edas Orego nSu perin tend e n t of P ubl ic I nstru ction from 19 99to 2 0 03,  in a  poli tica lcaree r span ningfo ur decades. Innon- electiveoff ic es,  h e was chairm anofthe sta te's et h ics  c o m m is sion and on the Or eg o n  T raffic S afetyC om mi s sion bet we enstin t s  in t he l e gi slature. 

Bunn al so  made u ns uccess fu l a tte mptst o be  elect ed as Or egonA ttorney Genera l  in 1976 andt os e rv e  inCon gress repre sent i ng O rego n 's  fi r st co ngres si o na l  district in 1996,wh en his  brot her was runni ng for re- e l e ction in  the ne i ghboring Congr essio nal distri c t. Bunnfaced  scrutin y over ba c k  taxes w hil e S upe rin t e nd ent of Public I nstr uc tion an d a lso was  ac cus edofco mmittingover one  t ho us an d e thics violatio ns  by  t heOrego n  Gover nment  Eth ic sC omm ission, st e m ming  p ri mari lyfr om th e us e  of  a stat e car and  us e  ofast ate cel l phone for p er sonal use.  B unn  chall e n ged thei r findings and later re a ched aset tleme nt i n which h e d id not  ad m it wro ngdoin g and  p aid $ 25,00 0 to  th eCommission i n a  paym en t th at coul d not be called af ine .

Early life 
St an B u n nwas bo r n i nM cMi n n ville, YamhillCounty, Or eg o n,  on June 2 5 , 1 94 6. Oneof elev en ch i ldren i n the fam ily withfi ve b r o the rs and fiv e sister s, he was the f o ur th ol des t of B en  an d Vio la (Fu l gha m) Bu nn's c hi ldren.  Hisgr andfathe r was once mayor of Laf ayette , Ore gon , and his  fa t her  was on t he c ity's scho olboa rd. H e w a s rai sedo na d a iry n earD ayton, Or e go n,a n dwent to sch o o l  at  Lafa yet t e Grad e Sc hool and later Da y ton High Schoo l.
I n  hi ghs choo lhe wrestled an d w as a  memberof  the Future  Farmers  o f  Amer ica, w here h e raise d pi g s. At16 y ear s old, he  pu rc h ased hi sfi r st pie ce o fproper ty, av acan t lot in Lafayette . Hea l so pe r sua ded h is  parent s  toco-sign on  a loan inorderforhim t o buy c at tle th atye ar. Soon a f terwards,  he p urchase da us edmobile  hom e ,  hisfirs tren tal prope r t y. Th e6 ' 2 " ta ll st ud entalso wasc lass pre sid e nt hisse nio r year,g ra d u ating in 1 964 .

Af t e r high sch o ol h e  a t tende d Will amette  Univer s ity  i n
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Category:Monasteries_dissolved under_the English Reformation Stan_Bunn

Stan Bunn_(born_June 25,_1946)_is an American_politician and lawyer_in the U.S. state_of Oregon. Born_and_raised in Yamhill County, he is part of a political family that includes his_brother_Jim Bunn_who_served_in Congress. A self-described moderate_Republican, Stan served in both_houses of_the Oregon Legislative Assembly, including a successful run_for_the Oregon House_of Representatives while in law school in 1972. Later_he served as Oregon Superintendent of_Public Instruction from_1999_to_2003, in a political_career spanning four decades. In non-elective_offices, he was chairman of the_state's ethics commission and on the Oregon_Traffic Safety Commission between stints in_the legislature.

Bunn also made unsuccessful_attempts to_be elected as Oregon Attorney_General in 1976_and to_serve in Congress_representing Oregon's first congressional district in_1996, when his_brother was running for re-election in_the_neighboring Congressional district._Bunn_faced_scrutiny over_back taxes while_Superintendent_of Public_Instruction_and also was accused of committing_over_one thousand ethics violations by the Oregon_Government Ethics Commission, stemming_primarily_from the use of_a state car and use_of a state cell phone for_personal use._Bunn challenged_their findings and later reached a settlement in which he did_not admit wrongdoing and paid $25,000_to the Commission in_a payment_that_could not be_called_a fine.

Early_life
Stan Bunn was born in McMinnville, Yamhill_County, Oregon,_on June 25, 1946. One of_eleven children in the_family_with five brothers and five sisters,_he was the fourth oldest of_Ben and Viola (Fulgham) Bunn's_children._His_grandfather was once mayor of_Lafayette, Oregon, and his father was_on the city's_school board. He was raised on a_dairy_near Dayton, Oregon, and went to_school_at Lafayette Grade School and later_Dayton_High_School.

In high school he wrestled_and was a member of the_Future Farmers of America, where he raised pigs. At_16 years old,_he purchased his first piece_of_property,_a vacant lot in Lafayette. He also persuaded his parents_to co-sign_on a loan_in order for him to buy cattle that year. Soon_afterwards, he purchased a used mobile home,_his first rental property. The 6' 2" tall student also was_class president his senior year, graduating in 1964.

After_high school he attended Willamette University in