Sunday, May 30, 2010
Memorial Day
“ For the next few days I am taking some down time from the campaign to enjoy family and friends. Memorial Day is always a special day for me, as I recall so many of those I have served with that have given their all in defense of our great nation. I hope to attend the Cotton Row Run Monday in support of several friends that are participating in the race. It is always a uniquely fun event full of community spirit and patriotism. If you see me there, please say hello, I’d love to meet you.”
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Latest Huntsville City Council - District 3 Campaign Up-date
Thought I would catch everyone up on the latest events from my campaign travels:
1) This past Saturday I was able to join the Huntsville Firefighters Local for their annual picnic. It was a great event and I was able to meet a lot of district 3 residents that are either firefighters or family of firefighters. I appreciate the Union President-Mark Thrailkill for inviting me and making me feel so welcomed. I look forward to meeting more city employees at future events, they really are what makes Huntsville such a great place to live and work.
2) I have been busy the last couple of weeks meeting folks from across the district-from Green Mountain to Ditto Landing. In each instance I have found hospitality, kindness, and a vast storehouse of ideas for our city and district.
3) I cannot express adequately the appreciation I have for all of you who came to the John Olshefski campaign announcement at Bell Mountain Park. It was a great event, aided by wonderful weather. The campaign is officially off and running and I look forward to the months ahead-meeting my neighbors and fellow district citizens.
4) The recent fundraiser that was sponsored by my boss and friend, was truly a humbling experience. To see so many Huntsville and district citizens give of their hard earned money to help me is something I will never forget. In the coming months and years I hope to have earned through actions, the confidence that many of you have in me.
1) This past Saturday I was able to join the Huntsville Firefighters Local for their annual picnic. It was a great event and I was able to meet a lot of district 3 residents that are either firefighters or family of firefighters. I appreciate the Union President-Mark Thrailkill for inviting me and making me feel so welcomed. I look forward to meeting more city employees at future events, they really are what makes Huntsville such a great place to live and work.
2) I have been busy the last couple of weeks meeting folks from across the district-from Green Mountain to Ditto Landing. In each instance I have found hospitality, kindness, and a vast storehouse of ideas for our city and district.
3) I cannot express adequately the appreciation I have for all of you who came to the John Olshefski campaign announcement at Bell Mountain Park. It was a great event, aided by wonderful weather. The campaign is officially off and running and I look forward to the months ahead-meeting my neighbors and fellow district citizens.
4) The recent fundraiser that was sponsored by my boss and friend, was truly a humbling experience. To see so many Huntsville and district citizens give of their hard earned money to help me is something I will never forget. In the coming months and years I hope to have earned through actions, the confidence that many of you have in me.
Politics After Hours
“ Yesterday I attended both the BRAC and After Hours event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce at the Huntsville Space and Rocket Center. I was able to meet many managers from businesses that have recently relocated to this area, I appreciate the time each of them took to discuss their impressions of the business environment here in the Tennessee Valley. The evening After Hours event was a fun time (how can you go wrong with hot dogs?), thank-you Tina Leopold of the Chamber for all your hard work in making the event a success and my campaign volunteers for helping greet our guests. Being able to talk with city leaders, business owners, and residents of South Huntsville in such a grand setting was wonderful.”
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
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