Born:
Mary Pat Foster: Abt. 1964 in Paoli, Pennsylvania.
How Chris and Mary Pat Met:
"They won the election, and two years later, Christie proposed again -— this time for marriage."
Source: Amy Timmes. "Candid Candidate." ParkPlaceMag.com. 3/2009.
Wedding Date:
Children:
- Andrew Christie: Born in 1993.
- Sarah Christie: Born in 1996.
- Patrick Christie: Born in 2000.
- Bridget Christie: Born in 2003.
Occupations:
Mary Pat: Investment banker, bond trader.
Residence:
Quotes About the Marriage of Mary Pat and Chris Christie:
Source: Michelle Cottle. "Christie's Feisty First Lady." TheDailyBeast.com. 9/30/2011.
Chris: “I believe marriage should be between one man and one woman. I wouldn’t sign a bill like the one that was in New York.”
Source: Charlie Spiering. "Gov. Chris Christie: 'I believe marriage should be between one man and one woman.'" WashingtonExaminer.com. 6/26/2011.
Mary Pat: "Chris has an unbelievable ability to succinctly analysis a problem, come up with solutions. There's no better communicator."
Source: Piers Morgan Tonight CNN.comm. 6/14/2011.
Chris on what his mother Sondra Christie said: “My mother said to me all the time, ‘Christopher, you’re going to have choices in your life between being loved and being respected. ‘And you should choose respected. Because if you’re respected, love can come.’ She said, ‘But seeking love without also being respected —- well that love doesn’t last.’”
Source: Matt Bai. "How Chris Christie Did His Homework." NYTimes.com. 2/24/2011.
Mary Pat: "I rarely tell him he goes too far. I really encourage what he’s doing and I just really believe in what he’s doing. I’m not just saying that."
Source: Josh Margolin. "Mary Pat Christie readies for role as state's first lady." NJ.com. 1/02/2010.
Josh Margolin: "And she [Mary Pat] has told her husband that, in addition to their Sunday night family dinners, she will insist he has supper with her and the kids at least once a week, because 'Chris is such an important presence for us.'"
Source: Josh Margolin. "Mary Pat Christie readies for role as state's first lady." NJ.com. 1/02/2010.


