George F. Pott, Jr.

Early life and education George F. Pott Jr. was born to George F. Pott Sr. and Vera Margaret McKinney. His father was Republican chairman for Allegheny County and served on Eisenhower's staff during World War II. He had a brother, Richard W. Pott.

Pott attended Shady Side Academy,

Career Following his studies, Pott joined the Pittsburgh office of Price Waterhouse as a senior accountant. He began working at Schneider Sheet Metal Inc. as a comptroller in 1972, before starting his own accountancy practice in 1974.

In 1976, he was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the Republican Party, representing the 28th District. In the 1978 election, he was challenged by Frank J. Sacco Jr., the Democratic leader of Sewickley council.

During his time in office, Pott served in various positions and was a member of several committees: Pott's campaign manager was Bob Holste, who had originally been chosen to run for the seat. Their other son was named Jeremy.

Pott died on September 5, 2001, after suffering from liver and kidney disease.