Step 2: VOTE!
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Precinct 6 Candidate Bios
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Village Nominating Committee
Hall Healy: First Chair of the Glencoe Sustainability Task Force and on the group that initiated the first study of sustainability issues for Glencoe; Vestry (management) of St. Elisabeth's Church in Glencoe; Chair of Audubon Midwest Region Board of Trustees; Past Board Chair of International Crane Foundation; current member of Governing Board of Brookfield Zoo; past board member of The Nature Conservancy of IL; professional facilitator, strategic planner; 30+ years in marketing and management in steel, packaging, environmental engineering businesses.
John Murphy: My wife, Cathie, and I have lived in Glencoe at 577 Woodlawn since 1999. We are fortunate to have raised our children in this beautiful community, and we hold our Village managers and employees in highest regard. For 38 years, I have been practicing law at Baker & McKenzie. At various times, I have served as Skokie Country Club's President, Vice President, Secretary, Admissions Chair, and Nominating Committee Chair. I am a strong communicator and consensus builder, and will ably serve our community on the VNC.
School Board Nominating Committee
Christine E McDonald: I grew up in a neighboring suburb, which has given me a strong connection to and appreciation for this community. Now, as a parent with a child entering the public school system this fall, I’m excited to engage in a new way and contribute more directly. Community involvement has always been an important part of my life, whether through volunteering, local leadership roles, or supporting organizations that make a meaningful impact. I value building strong, connected communities and believe in showing up, contributing, and supporting others. I look forward to continuing that commitment as my family becomes more integrated locally.
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