| | After retiring and relocating in 2007 to Edenton in Chowan County in eastern [[North Carolina]], Climer established Policy Implementation Consultants and provides consulting services to public officials. He was appointed in 2009 by North Carolina Governor [[Bev Perdue]], a Democrat, to the Edenton Historical Commission, on which he served as chairman and as a member of the executive committee. | | After retiring and relocating in 2007 to Edenton in Chowan County in eastern [[North Carolina]], Climer established Policy Implementation Consultants and provides consulting services to public officials. He was appointed in 2009 by North Carolina Governor [[Bev Perdue]], a Democrat, to the Edenton Historical Commission, on which he served as chairman and as a member of the executive committee. |
| | The Congressional Institute, a [[nonprofit organization]] based in [[Alexandria, Virginia|Alexandria]], [[Virginia]], ranks among the top sponsors of congressional travel between January 2000 and June 2005, spending more than $830,000 on almost 1,000 trips. | | The Congressional Institute, a [[nonprofit organization]] based in [[Alexandria, Virginia|Alexandria]], [[Virginia]], ranks among the top sponsors of congressional travel between January 2000 and June 2005, spending more than $830,000 on almost 1,000 trips. |
| − | Climer and his wife, Mary Ann Climer (born May 30, 1940), have a daughter, Greta (born 1969), son-in-law Kevin Kennedy, and granddaughters Lucy and Violet, who reside in King County, [[Washington]]. Their son, Matthew A. Climer (born March 31, 1971), lives in Amherst, [[Virginia]]. | + | Climer and his wife, Mary Ann Climer (born May 30, 1940), are reside in Edenton, North Carolina. They have a daughter, Greta (born 1969), son-in-law Kevin Kennedy, and granddaughters Lucy and Violet, who reside in King County, [[Washington]]. Their son, Matthew A. Climer (born March 31, 1971), lives in Amherst, [[Virginia]]. |