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    Former Dallas City Manager John Ware has passed away. During his tenure from 1993-1998, he initiated several public-private partnerships totaling over $7 billion with major financial institutions. Mr. Ware spent nearly 24 years in municipal management and coordinated over $3 billion in municipal financing transactions. Under his leadership, Dallas was recognized as one of the best managed cities in the U.S.

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    Former Dallas City Manager John Ware has passed away. During his tenure from 1993-1998, he initiated several public-private partnerships totaling over $7 billion with major financial institutions. Mr. Ware spent nearly 24 years in municipal management and coordinated over $3 billion in municipal financing transactions. Under his leadership, Dallas was recognized as one of the best managed cities in the U.S.

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    Former Dallas City Manager John Ware has passed away. During his tenure from 1993-1998, he initiated several public-private partnerships totaling over $7 billion with major financial institutions. Mr. Ware spent nearly 24 years in municipal management and coordinated over $3 billion in municipal financing transactions. Under his leadership, Dallas was recognized as one of the best managed cities in the U.S.

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    FORMER CITY MANAGER

    JOHN WARE HAS DIED


    It is with deep sadness that I report former City
    Manager John Ware has passed away. On behalf
    of the entire City Council and the City of Dallas –
    words seem inadequate to express the sadness we
    feel. John Ware was a man of commitment and
    passion. He was a life-long public servant and a
    wonderful role model and friend.

    Mr. Ware was City Manager from 1993-1998. Dur-


    ing his tenure he initiated several ventures which
    created over $7 billion in public/private business
    partnerships with several of the nation’s leading
    financial institutions (Bank of America, J. P. Mor-
    gan Chase, Bank One, etc.) including two financial
    commitments totaling $4 billion with Fannie Mae,
    and a $1.5 billion commitment with Freddie Mac.

    Mr. Ware spent nearly 24 years in municipal man-


    agement. His expertise included the establish-
    ment, coordination and financing of multi-billion
    dollar investments in central-city districts, and he
    also managed or coordinated more than $3.0 bil-
    lion in municipal financing transactions. Under Mr.
    Ware’s leadership, Dallas was cited by Financial
    World as one of the best managed cities in the
    U.S.

    Mr. Ware received his BA from Ouachita Baptist


    University, and MPA from the Maxwell School at
    Syracuse University.

    He was famous for telling City employees that


    they had one goal and mission: To serve the citi-
    zens of Dallas.

    Please keep his family in your prayers,

    Mary K. Suhm
    City Manager

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