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You may not upload any more photos to this memorial Hope is survived by his wife of 12 years, Paula Nickey Hope his son, Zachary Hope of Santa Monica his daughter, Miranda Hope of Washington and his brother, William K. Besides his sister Linda and his mother, Dolores, Mr. He also served in the Air Force.His father died on July, 27, 2003. He grew up in a Los Angeles suburb and graduated from Georgetown University and Harvard Law School. Hope of Oakland.Īnthony Jude Hope was one of four children adopted by Bob and Dolores Hope. He also had a home in Hilton Head, S.C.Īnthony Jude Hope was one of four children adopted by Bob and Dolores Hope. Hope had worked at 20th Century Fox studios as director of business affairs before moving to Washington. He worked for years in Washington, where he was a partner with the Touche Ross & Company accounting firm.Mr. He was confirmed in 1990 and served through five years of the Clinton administration. Hope as chairman of the gaming commission, which oversees the gambling enterprises of American Indian tribes. The first President George Bush appointed Mr. Ford appointed him to the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, President Jimmy Carter named him to the Government Management Improvement Council and President Ronald Reagan appointed him to the Grace Commission, which was formed to find waste and fraud in the federal government. Hope was beaten in the primary by the mayor of Simi Valley, Elton Gallegly, who went on to win in the general election and is still serving in Congress.Mr. Hope, who was known as Tony, made a try at politics in 1986, entering the California Congressional race to fill the seat vacated by Representative Bobbi Fiedler, a Republican. His death was announced by his sister, Linda Hope, that her brother passed from a stroke. Hope, the former head of the National Indian Gaming Commission and son of the late entertainer Bob Hope, died Monday, June 28, at a hospital near his home in Washington.
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