Health and Human Services Committee, North Carolina House of Representatives

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The Health and Human Services Committee is a former standing committee of the North Carolina House of Representatives. In 2015, this committee was renamed as the Health Committee.

Membership

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.

Health and Human Services Committee Members, 2013
Democratic members (9)	Republican members (16)
• Beverly M. Earle, Vice Chair	• Mark W. Hollo, Chair
• Jean Farmer-Butterfield, Vice Chair	• Bert Jones, Chair
• Nathan Baskerville	• Marilyn Avila, Vice Chair
• William D. Brisson	• Justin P. Burr, Vice Chair
• Tricia Ann Cotham	• Nelson Dollar, Vice Chair
• Verla Insko	• Jim Fulghum, Vice Chair
• Darren G. Jackson	• Hugh Blackwell
• Garland E. Pierce	• Mark Brody
• Michael H. Wray	• Carl Ford
	• Pat B. Hurley
	• David R. Lewis
	• Susan Martin
	• Tom Murry
	• Ruth Samuelson
	• Sarah Stevens
	• John Szoka

Health and Human Services Committee Members, 2011
Democratic members (10)	Republican members (14)
• Beverly Earle, Vice Chair	• William A. Current, Sr., Chair
• William Brisson	• Nelson Dollar, Chair
• Patricia Cotham	• Mark Hollo, Chair
• James Crawford, Jr.	• Rayne Brown, Vice Chair
• Jean Farmer-Butterfield	• Justin Burr, Vice Chair
• Verla Insko	• Hugh Blackwell
• Darren Jackson	• Harold Brubaker
• Garland Pierce	• Julia Howard
• Jennifer Weiss	• Patricia Hurley
• Michael Wray	• David Lewis, Sr.
	• Thomas Murry
	• Shirley Randleman
	• Ruth Samuelson
	• Fred Steen, II

Health and Human Services Committee Members, 2009
Democratic members (16)	Republican members (11)
• Ray Rapp	• Carolyn Justus
• Bob England	• Pearl Burris Floyd
• Martha Alexander	• William A. Current, Sr.
• Beverly Earle	• Wil Neumann
• Tricia Cotham	• Jeffrey Barnhart
• Earline Parmon	• Julia Howard
• Alma Adams	• Harold Brubaker
• Verla Insko	• Marilyn Avila
• W.A. Wilkins	• Nelson Dollar
• Rick Glazier	• Daniel McComas
• Diane Parfitt	• William Grady
• Jennifer Weiss
• Randy Stewart
• Sandra Hughes
• William Wainwright
• Marian McLawhorn

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