 Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, is administered the oath of office by his father, the Honorable Kenneth Sanborn (right), November 14th to become the newest Michigan state Senator. The ceremony took place in the jury room of the Mt. Clemens Circuit Courthouse, where the elder Sanborn presided for numerous years. Joining the Sanborns is retired Otsego County Probate Justice Richard Liedel (left), uncle of Alan Sanborn. |
 Macomb County police, fire and EMS workers stand at ease while state Senator Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, reads from a tribute that was presented to the group. The Macomb County lawmaker invited the men and women to be honored and introduced during session Dec. 11th. |
 State Senator Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, shakes hands with Governor John Engler upon the signing into law of Sanborn's legislation enabling state residents to place important informational stickers on state identification cards to assist in the event of an emergency. The measure was signed during a formal ceremony in Lansing on Jan 3. |
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 Macomb County police, fire and EMS workers stand at ease with state Senator Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond . The Macomb County lawmaker invited the men and women to be honored and introduced during session Dec. 11th. |
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 Rev. Reed Swanson, of the First United Methodist Church in Richmond, leads the Senate in prayer prior to session Nov. 14. Rev. Swanson was a guest of Sen. Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond. |
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 Shelby Township Police Chaplin David Purdle (center) delivers the invocation at the start of Michigan Senate session on Feb. 7. Senator Alan Sanborn of Richmond (left) is joined by Shelby Township Supervisor Skip Maccarone during the invocation. |
 State Senator Alan Sanborn, right, is joined by Mr. Vernon Henrichs, Legislative Chairman of the American Legion, Department of Michigan, and past State Commander of the American Legion. Sanborn, R-Richmond, was recognized Dec. 12 at the Capitol Rotunda by the American Legion for his unwavering support of veterans' issues. |
 Senator Alan Sanborn (center) joins Commander Dietrich H. Kuhlman III (second from right), commander of the nuclear submarine USS Michigan, and other members of the military prior to Senate session on Feb. 7. |
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 Michigan American Legion Commander John W. Knox, American Legion National Commander Richard J. Santos and American Legion personnel Sherry McLaughlin and Mary Goller Kilts (from right to left) join Senator Alan Sanborn (middle) at the State Capitol to honor the service provided by U.S. military personnel on Feb. 14. |
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 Pastor George Spencer of the New Hope Regional Church in Shelby Township delivered the invocation at the start of Senate session today May 30. He was the guest of Senator Alan Sanborn. Also in the photo (on the left) is Senator Phil Hoffman Assistant President Pro Tempore of the Senate. |
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 Senator Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, is joined by (left to right) Doug Howard, director, Michigan Family Independence Agency and Steve Shepard and Caroline Ross, Health and Safety Specialists for UAW Local 6000. Sanborn and his guests commemorated the one year enactment of Lisa's Law, legislation allowing law enforcement to accompany Family Independence Agency employees on potentially volatile field investigations. |
 Sen. Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, welcomed Mrs. Michigan 2002 Christine Stellino during a Senate session Nov. 13 in the Senate chambers. Ms. Stellino has dedicated a great deal of her time to Care House, a non-profit group whose mission is to prevent and reduce the incidence of sexual and physical abuse of children in Macomb County. With Sen. Sanborn and Mrs. Michigan are Mrs. Louise Riggs (Left), mother of Ms. Stellino and daughter Jasmine Stellino. |
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