Community involvement
My commitment to Mason goes beyond this campaign. I’ve spent time with local groups that bring people together, support young people, and strengthen our community.
Why I serve
Whether the work centers on students, service, or local connections, these organizations have given me opportunities to listen and contribute. They’ve also reinforced a simple belief: decisions are better when you stay connected to the people they affect.
Organizations
I believe strongly in Rotary’s Four-Way Test and use it as a guide in how I work with others and serve our community. It asks four questions of the things we think, say, and do:
Supporting young people is part of building a community that gives kids room to grow. I value being involved with others who share that focus.
The Foundation helps bring community support into Mason classrooms and learning experiences. Its work reflects why I care about strong schools.
I’ve served as Chamber president, working with people who care about the businesses, organizations, and relationships that make Mason a strong place to live.
The same approach
That is how I want to serve on the Mason School Board: stay accessible, hear different perspectives, and do the work for students and our community.
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