Who is Steve Williamson? Pramila Jayapal's husband, Family And Children

Steve Williamson is the Director of Community Affairs and Assistant to the President of UFCW Local 21.

He went to Gate Way Senior High School from 1972 to 1975. After graduating, he joined Penn State University and completed his bachelor's degree in Religious Studied in 1979.

Williamson started his career in the early 80s working at Bricklayer/Marbel Manson.

He was the International Association of Machinists organizer and then a staff director at Teamsters Local 174 until 2000.

He served as the Executive Secretary for King Country Labor Council.

He loves cycling and even has a blog called, 'The Curious Randonneur.' He there exploits and misadventures of a newbie randonneur.

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Experiences

1. Masonry Contractor at Bricklayer/Marble Manson from 1982 to 1987.

2. Organizer at the International Association of Machinists from 1987 to 1889.

3. Organizer at SEIU from 1989 to 1995.

4. Staff Director at Teamsters Local 174 from 1995 to 2000

5. Executive secretary at King Country Labour Council from 2000 to 2006.

6. Director of Community Affairs at UFCW Locat 21 since 2006.

Steve Williamson married his wife, Pramila Jayapal, on June 13, 2007. They have been together for 15 years.

They both were divorced when they met each other. Steve was married to his ex-wife, from whom he has a son, and Pramily was also married to her ex-husband years ago.

Steve and Pramila first met on the bus replicating Martin Luther King's journey.

Since then, the couple has been together and is supportive of each other.

The couple resides in Washington with their son, Jason.

Pramila Jayapal And Steve Williamson do not have children together but are parents of two sons from their previous marriage.

Both Steve and Parmila are divorced and have children from their previous relationship.

Pramila was married to her ex-husband, Alan Preston. They have a son, Janak Preston.

Janak was born on February 27, 1997, during her visit to India with her husband. He is a musician who took literature at Wesleyan Univeristy.

Steve is also a father to a son, Michael Williamson. He was born in his previous marriage.

Michael describes himself as a quiet, sincere, grateful, determined, family-driven, calm, resident, and reliable in his social media. He is a married man.

Pramila Jayapal was born in Tamil Nadu, India, on September 21, 1965. She is 57 years old.

She moved to the United States in 1983 at 16 to attend college.

Education

Pramila Jayapal received her bachelor's degree from Georgetown Univeristy in English Language and Literature in 1886.

She then joined Northwestern Univeristy- Kellogg School of Management for her master's degree in 1988. She graduated in Marketing and Nonprofit Management in the year 1990.

Pramila Jayapal was born into a Malayali family to her father, Jayapal Menon, and mother, Maya Jayapal.

Her father is a marketing professional. She frequently has to move due to her father's job and has spent most of her childhood in Indonesia and Singapore.

She is not only the single child of her parents. She has an elder sister, Susheela Jayapal, who is also an American politician.

Susheela has been serving as country commissioner for Multnomah Country, Oregon. She is the first Indian American to hold an elected office at the country level in Oregon.

After completing her bachelor's degree, Pramila Jayapal worked as a financial Analyst at Paine Webber Incorporated.

Then she joined as an intern at the Population and Community Development Association. She then serves as an accounting consultant at Physio-Control Corporation for one year.

She worked as a Director at Program for Appropriate Technology in Health. She managed loan funds and staff and developed and implemented long and short-term strategic plans.

Pramila was a Fellow at the Institute of Current World Affairs. She published 24 articles on various subjects. 

In 2001 she worked as Independent Consultant at her own company. She then founded and worked as an Executive Director for One America.

She was a co-chair at We belong Together for one year.

After her professional career, Pramila Jayapal then chose to run for the Washington State Senate and won the election. She served as a member of the Washington Senate from the 37th district till 2016.

Jayapal has served as a U.S. House of Representatives member from Washington 7th district since January 2017.

She is also the Congressional Progressive Caucus since January 2021.

Pramila Jayapal, representing the 7th Congressional District From Washington, has a net worth of $2 million.

Her base salary as a House of Representatives member is $174,000. Jayapal also earns a good income from her position as a Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

Pramila's primary source of income is her professional career. Later, she decided to become a politician.

Twitter

Pramila Jayapal joined Twitter on January 2017. She has 639.2k followers and 2.7k followings.

Her Twitter bio says, "Congresswoman, lifelong organizer, mom. Proudly serving WA-07. Chair of @USProgressives, Member of @HouseJudiciary, @EdLaborCmte & @HouseBudgetDems. She/her."

Facebook

Pramila Jayapal has a Facebook page where she has 59k followers and 12 followings.

Her boi has "Congressmember for WA-07 and lifelong organizer for immigrant, civil, and human rights. Progressive"

She has also addressed her mail, "[email protected]," on her account.

Instagram

Pramila Jayapal is an active Instagram user. She has 19.2k followers and 538 followings.

She has 489 posts which include photos, reels, and videos.

Her bio states, "Congressmember for WA-07 & lifelong organizer for immigrant, civil, and human rights. Progressive Caucus Chair. Bold, unafraid & a proud mom. She/her."

1. Pramila Jayapal is the first Indian-American to serve in the House of Representatives and the first Asian American to represent Washington at the federal level.

2. Pramila participated in Women Disobey and the Hart Senate Office Building sit-in to protest the Trump administration's approach to illegal immigration.

3. She co-chaired the mayor's police chief search committee, selecting the city's first female police chief.

4. Jayapal is the author of 'Pilgrimage: One Women's Return to a Changing India' published in March 2000.

5. She has an elder sibling, Susheela, who is also an American politician and has served on Multnomah Country Commission since 2019.