Hey baker. Checking in and checking out for bed. Got a great handoff today, took a 2 hour nap, had dinner and feel great!!! Bakers stepping up! Steady hand on the till. Next days are going to be GLORIOUS for anons who fought so hard to get here!
Over and out for now.
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From earlier today. Use your discretion…
>Pat Cippollone
Where did Pat go to High School?
Covington Catholic High School? Hello? Nick Sandmann? Here we go down another rabbit hole. I wonder who his wife is?
Pat and Rebecca (Becky) Cipolllone
https://heavy.com/news/2020/01/pat-cipollone-wife-rebecca/
Rebecca Sue Thelen Cipollone is married to White House Counsel Pat Cipollone. He began the job in December of 2018 and is leading the defense for President Donald Trump during the impeachment trial in the Senate, alongside attorney Jay Sekulow. Cipollone was instrumental in crafting the strategy since the beginning of the inquiry. For example, Cipollone sent the letter to House leaders informing them that the White House would not comply with requests for documents.
President Trump has described Cipollone, whose full legal name is Pasquale Anthony Cipollone, as a “strong, silent type.” That is an apt description of Cipollone, who is not known to conduct interviews. But the impeachment trial is putting him in the spotlight and raising curiosity about his personal life.
Here’s what you need to know about Mrs. Cipollone.
Rebecca and Pat Cipollone have 10 children in total. The New York Times reported that as of October 2019, their youngest was 10 years old. As of January 2020, their oldest daughter was 27. The Cipollones are practicing Catholics.
The Cipollones raised their children in a suburb of Washington, D.C, as his former law firm noted in a feature about him. The article referred to Pat Cipollone’s wife by a nickname, Becky.
According to property tax records in Montgomery County, Maryland, Pat and Rebecca purchased their home between 2001 and 2002. Rebecca has been listed as the sole “trustee” of the property since 2008.
A follow-up search of the home on Zillow (which we are not linking to in this article) shows that the house was purchased for $805,000 in February of 2002. As of January 2020, the home’s estimated value was about $1.5 million.
Rebecca Cipollone, like her husband, has kept a very low profile online and on social media. A search of online records does not list where she went to school, does not bring up any professional licenses, and does not list any potential businesses she may have been involved with or owned.
But one organization does come up: The George J. and Mary Susan Thelen Family Foundation, Inc. According to public records, Cipollone’s parents, George and Mary, created the organization in 1994 in Longboat Key, Florida. Cipollone and her siblings are listed as officers along with their parents.
It is listed as a non-profit charitable organization. ProPublica notes that donations to the Foundation are tax-deductible. But it’s unclear what type of charity work the Thelen family focuses on. The Foundation doesn’t appear to have a website or publicize their donations.
According to a list of non-profit organizations in Longboat Key, the George J. and Mary Susan Thelen Family Foundation has more than $20,000 in assets. Its “principal activities” are described as “Gifts, grants, or loans to other organizations.”
Rebecca Sue Thelen Cipollone is the daughter of a retired business owner. Her father, George Thelen, studied civil engineering at Notre Dame, graduating in 1961. Ten years later, he became the president of a civil engineering firm called Thelen Associates.
According to his LinkedIn page, George Thelen stayed at the firm until retiring to Florida. (The company was acquired by Geotechnology, Inc in 2015).
Thelen Associates was based in Erlanger, and Mr. Thelen listed his hometown as the bordering city of Crestview Hills, Kentucky, on his Facebook page. Both cities are located a few miles southwest of Covington, Kentucky.
It’s possible Rebecca and Pat Cipollone may have met while they were high school students. He graduated from the all-boys Covington Catholic High School in 1984.
Rebecca and Pat were both born in 1966, within a week of each other (she in April and him in May). It’s probable that they graduated high school in the same year and may have socialized with some of the same people, given the short distance between Covington and Crestview Hills.