‘Our Transportation Problems Are Critical’

Mon., Aug. 31, 1998

Lynn Schindler

COVER LETTER

To the voters of the 4th District:

I am asking to be your legislator not for personal gain or a single issue, but because I have a passion for issues surrounding family, business, education, crime and because our transportation problems are critical.

My experiences in leadership, in community service, in business and as your current legislator provide me the tools to serve you and to make a difference - to truly represent you in Olympia. My experience as a wife of 31 years and as a mother of a large family brings a fresh perspective to the 4th District.

I believe it is possible to serve you and remain moral, humble, principled and effective and that one person can make a difference. Bringing your issues to the forefront and tirelessly and respectfully discussing them with others does effect change, and I promise that no one will work harder or with more concern for you than I will.

The problems that we face are many and broad, but if we work together, we can accomplish anything. Retain me in this position and I will continue to be your voice in Olympia, working hard for you, your families and your businesses. Elect me as your 4th District Representative.

This sidebar appeared with the story: RESUME OF Lynn Schindler (GOP) Education Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Marquette University, Milwaukee Advanced studies at Pacific Lutheran University in secondary education Student teaching, Sumner High School Business background Schindler Electric Supply Co. with husband Jim Partner with Jim Schindler, real estate investments Baden Sport’s Basketball Clinics Leadership positions President of Spokane Valley Republican Women President of Spokane College Women Vice Chairman of Spokane County Republican Party. Chairman of county conventions in 1988, 1990 and 1996; Spokane coordinator for state convention in 1990 Chairman of Re-Elect Senator Bob McCaslin Campaign Vice-President of the Spokane Valley Republican Club National Treasurer of Pro America Community involvement Valleyfest Board Spokane Regional Health Board Member of Valley Sunrise Rotary, Spokane Valley Chamber Lincoln Day Dinner Committee Endorsements Washington State Council of Police Officers Washington State Patrol Troopers Spokane County Deputies Association Washington State Rifle & Pistol Association Washington State Property Rights Alliance Western Fish & Wildlife Federation Pacific Arms Society, Ltd. Washington Arms Collectors Human Life of Washington Washington State Public Employees Washington State Farm Bureau

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