REP.
PHILIP WILLOUGHBY
91st General Assembly
Rep.
Philip Willoughby, a Democrat, represents part of Clay County (District 33) in
the Missouri House of Representatives.
Rep.
Willoughby was elected to the House in November 2000. In addition to his legislative
duties, he is an attorney with Gunn, Shank and Stover and a pastor at Gracemor
Christian Church.
Rep.
Willoughby is a member of the Northland Regional and Gladstone Area Chambers of
Commerce; Clay County Economic Development Corporation; Northland Redevelopment
Partners advisory board; Clay County Bar Association; Northland Ministerial
Alliance; past president, Northland Neighborhoods, Inc.; and a former member of
the North Kansas City School Board; and the Gracemor-Randolf Corners Community
Council.
A
1979 graduate of Smith-Cotton High School in Sedalia, Rep. Willoughby attended
State Fair Community College and received a bachelor of arts degree from
William Jewell College in 1983. He
received a master of divinity in 1986 and a doctorate of ministries in 1991
from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
He earned his juris doctorate in 1995 from the University of
Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.
Rep.
Willoughby was born August 30, 1961 in St. Louis, and currently lives in
Gladstone, Mo., with his wife, Judy and daughter, Logan.