
Party affiliation:
Republican
Social media accounts:
Facebook
Occupation:
Semi-retired, part-time association executive director
Education:
Bachelor in Sociology, Dartmouth College, 1973; Lawrence High School in Fairfield, 1969
Community Organizations:
Former member and chair, SAD 49 School Board; former member and chair, Winslow Community Federal Credit Union; currently member of Vassalboro Budget Committee; member of Faith Church Waterville Elder Board and Finance Team
Personal information (hobbies, etc.):
I like to watch all types of sports, especially football, basketball, baseball and hockey. Reading. Travel.
Family status:
Married to JoAnne for 50 years, three adult children (one also currently serving in Maine Legislature), seven grandchildren
Years in the Legislature:
Six
Committee assignments (if elected):
Judiciary Committee. Labor and Housing Committee
Q&A
1) Define what “success” would look like if you are elected to serve your district.
Part of a majority enacting policies that would help create a vibrant economic environment where young Mainers can experience career opportunities from enterprising job creators who are encouraged and supported as they establish and grow successful businesses here in Maine.
2) Characterize your view on public access to governmental business.
Transparency is vital. I had to insist on it in my committee.
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