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Gloria Deukmejian
Deukmejian in 1984

32nd First Lady of California
In role January 3, 1983 – January 7, 1991
Governor	George Deukmejian
Preceded by	Nancy Reagan (1975)
Succeeded by	Gayle Wilson

Personal details
Born	Gloria May Saatjian (1932-11-01) November 1, 1932 (age 92) Long Beach, California, U.S.
Political party	Republican
Spouse	George Deukmejian (m. 1957; died 2018)
Children	Leslie Andrea George

Gloria May Deukmejian (née Saatjian; November 1, 1932) is a former First Lady of California from 1983 to 1991 and the widow of former California Governor George Deukmejian.

Saatjian, the daughter of Armenian immigrants, was introduced to Deukmejian by his sister. They married on February 16, 1957, and had two daughters and one son.

References

"Gloria Deukmejian" First Ladies of California retrieved May 8, 2018
"Independent Press-Telegram from Long Beach, California on March 3, 1957 · Page 290".
DiCanio, Margaret (2002). Memory Fragments from the Armenian Genocide: A Mosaic of a Shared Heritage. iUniverse. p. 91. ISBN 978-0-595-23865-1.
Luther, Claudia; Paddock, Richard (May 8, 2018). "George Deukmejian dead at 89, public safety and law-and-order dominated two-term governor's agenda". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved May 8, 2018.

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First Ladies of California

Honorary titles
Preceded byNancy Reagan	First Lady of California 1983 – 1991	Succeeded byGayle Wilson

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Harriet Burnett (1849–1851) Jane McDougal (1851–1852) Elizabeth Bigler (1852–1856) Mary Zabriskie Johnson (1856–1858) Lizzie Weller (1858–1860) Sophie Latham (1860–1860) Maria Downey (1860–1862) Jane Stanford (1862–1863) Mollie Low (1863–1867) Anna Haight (1867–1871) Mary McIntire Pacheco (1875–1875) Amelia Irwin (1875–1880) Ruth Amelia Perkins (1880–1883) Mary Stoneman (1883–1887) Jane Waterman (1887–1891) Mary Markham (1891–1895) Inez Budd (1895–1899) Fannie Gage (1899–1903) Helen Pardee (1903–1907) Isabella Gillett (1907–1911) Minnie Johnson (1911–1917) Flora Stephens (1917–1923) Augusta Richardson (1923–1927) Lyla Young (1927–1932) Annie Rolph (1931–1934) Jessie Merriam (1936–1939) Kate Olson (1939–1939) Nina Warren (1943–1953) Virginia Knight (1954–1959) Bernice Layne Brown (1959–1967) Nancy Reagan (1967–1975) Gloria Deukmejian (1983–1991) Gayle Wilson (1991–1999) Sharon Davis (1999–2003) Maria Shriver (2003–2011) Anne Gust Brown (2011–2019) Jennifer Siebel Newsom (2019–)

First ladies and partners of California

Harriet Burnett (1849–1851)
Jane McDougal (1851–1852)
Elizabeth Bigler (1852–1856)
Mary Zabriskie Johnson (1856–1858)
Lizzie Weller (1858–1860)
Sophie Latham (1860–1860)
Maria Downey (1860–1862)
Jane Stanford (1862–1863)
Mollie Low (1863–1867)
Anna Haight (1867–1871)
Mary McIntire Pacheco (1875–1875)
Amelia Irwin (1875–1880)
Ruth Amelia Perkins (1880–1883)
Mary Stoneman (1883–1887)
Jane Waterman (1887–1891)
Mary Markham (1891–1895)
Inez Budd (1895–1899)
Fannie Gage (1899–1903)
Helen Pardee (1903–1907)
Isabella Gillett (1907–1911)
Minnie Johnson (1911–1917)
Flora Stephens (1917–1923)
Augusta Richardson (1923–1927)
Lyla Young (1927–1932)
Annie Rolph (1931–1934)
Jessie Merriam (1936–1939)
Kate Olson (1939–1939)
Nina Warren (1943–1953)
Virginia Knight (1954–1959)
Bernice Layne Brown (1959–1967)
Nancy Reagan (1967–1975)
Gloria Deukmejian (1983–1991)
Gayle Wilson (1991–1999)
Sharon Davis (1999–2003)
Maria Shriver (2003–2011)
Anne Gust Brown (2011–2019)
Jennifer Siebel Newsom (2019–)

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