Ellen M. Bozman

Ellen M. Bozman (April 21, 1925 – January 8, 2009) was an American community activist and politician in Arlington County, Virginia for nearly four decades. She became involved in politics in the early 1960s, first as an independent and later as a Democrat, and was president of the Arlington League of Women Voters from 1963 to 1965. Quotes Since I joined the County Board in 1973, Arlington has become a community of rich diversity, expanding opportunities and ever more complex governmental challenges. I know we can meet whatever lies ahead due to the pride that Arlingtonians show for their community and their willingness to help make it better. I am privileged to have been a part of this process. Ellen M. Bozman at 100 Retrieved 20 April 2025 Quotes about Ellen M. Bozman In a time when few women held public leadership roles, she distinguished herself as a passionate leader and pioneer, effective consensus-builder and powerful agent of change. Ellen M. Bozman at 100 Retrieved 20 April 2025 Ellen Bozman set the bar high for civic service and leadership. A distinguished civic leader who dedicated her career to the community she loved. In a time when few women held public leadership roles, she distinguished herself as a passionate leader and pioneer, effective consensus-builder and powerful agent of change. She was instrumental in embracing public transit solutions, affordable housing, public education and integrated social services programs. Her vision and passion for the community helped guide Arlington’s growth for decades, leading the County through its most transformative years. Ellen Bozman – A Civic Leader Dedicated to the Community She Loved Retrieved 20 April 2025 External Links Category:Women activists from the United States Category:21st-century American women politicians