The New York Times, Weddings page, June 23, 2002: Mary Theresa McCullough, known as Terri, an arts administrator in Manhattan, married Howard Laurence Wolfson, then executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in Washington, the day before at Wave Hill. She kept her surname. The notice says she was program director for the Institute on the Arts and Civic Dialogue, founded by Anna Deavere Smith, and a University of California at Santa Cruz graduate. That is the legal-name lock used on About.
Wolfson’s later public roles (Hillary Clinton communications, New York City Hall) are his record, not invented here as her offices. New York Post “Gimme Shelter” items in 2005 and 2008 identified the couple in real-estate gossip; those clips are not repeated as a home address and are not used for a dollar figure on this page. Children are omitted. A public marriage to a DCCC director is a documented Democratic-apparatus tie. It is not a crime and not an invented joint conspiracy.