Marching on.

There were five possible candidates when we started in January, and now we are running unopposed. We did not foresee how this campaign would unfold. We had no financial resources or previous political background from which to build. What we did have was numerous supporters and friends who offered excellent advice, got behind our campaign early, and believed we could make a difference for our children and our schools. We still have plenty of work to do, and we will work hard daily until the polls close on Tuesday, May 6th.


This past week our Meet and Greet at Beaver Brook just happened to occur on the same day that the other two candidates dropped out of the race. Thank you to everyone who attended. It was so exciting. We enjoyed meeting and talking with each one of you. Thank you to those of you that filled out those commitment cards volunteering to help in March, April, and May. Our campaign photographer came down with a bad case of the flu, so we are limited in the pictures we are able to post from that evening. 


This week I will be attending the KCS School Board work session on Monday, and the KCS School Board meeting on Wednesday. I am really excited about attending the WBIR versus Adrian Burnett Hoopalooza on Friday, March 7th @ Halls High School at the invitation of the Adrian Burnett teachers.

Patti's brother-in-law and sister Dean and Karen Corum and husband Tommy Bounds at Beaver Brook for Patti's campaign kick-off.