Sophie Louise Mabioson-Jones
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 240st Deputy President of The Republic of the People of Neudegg 1989 - 1997
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| Chief of the Civil Service of Neudegg 1983 - 1989
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| Nation: | The Republic of the People of Neudegg |
| Full Official Name: | The Honoured Sophie Lousie Mabioson-Jones, Holder of the Office of Deputy President |
| Previous Titles and Offices: | Deputy President of the Republic of the People of Neudegg, Chairman of the Government Coordination Committee, Deputy Chairman of the Bank of Neudegg, Honoured Deputy Mayor of Neudek |
| Term of Office: | 1989 - 1997 |
| Party: | Independent |
| Under: | President the Honoured Doctor Hans George Brite PhD OPR HPM HP |
| Predecessor: | The Honoured Velgo Dregg HPM HDP |
| Successor: | Deputy President the Honoured James Abbot Hugh Tinen HDP |
| Birthdate: | December 26, 1933 |
| Place of Birth: | Figgin Town, Neudegg |
| Nationality: | Neude |
| Spouse: | Abbot Mabioson-Jones |
| Children: | 5 |
| Languages Spoken: | English, German |
Contents
Short Biography
Early Life
Mabioson-Jones was born in the highly rural and highly right wing area of Neudegg, Figgin.
Politics
Although her views were very close to that of the Neudegg Treu und Wahr Social Democratic Party she had never joined the party or any other party.
As Chief of the Civil Service of Neudegg
Mabioson-Jones rose through the ranks of the Civil Service under President Brite holding posts such as Chief of the President's Staff before being appointed Chief of the Civil Service of Neudegg by President Brite.
Becoming Deputy President
Mabioson-Jones was a radical choice by President Brite for the job of Deputy President since she was not a member of the Neudegg Treu und Wahr Social Democratic Party. However President Brite always held that she at the time was the best person for the job.
As Deputy President
Mabioson-Jones was seen as highly successful chairing the Government Coordination Committee which had the task of running Inter-Departmental government projects. It allowed for a lot of President Brite's polices to effectively be put into action.
Stepping Down
Mabioson-Jones resigned in 1997 claiming that her job was done and someone else should be given a go. President Brite accepted this but it was reported he was highly upset by Mabioson-Jones's choice.
Life after Office
Mabioson-Jones and her husband Abbot spend most of their time in the their home just outside of Uinto City with their children and grand children.
Political Career Milestones
1989, Appointed Deputy President
1997, Resigned as Deputy President
