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A former Texas representative has passed away. Kay Granger, who was 83 years old, held notable positions in her career. S.
Representative and was also the first woman to be mayor of Fort Worth. House Speaker Mike Johnson confirmed her passing on Sunday evening. Granger's age at the time of her death was 83 years old.
Further details about her life and career are available from the source, Fox 26 Houston.
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