Letter to the editor: Page's attributes are many

Posted 10/8/24

To the editor,

I’m hoping readers will consider voting for Alison Page for Wisconsin Assembly. Her list of attributes is long: in her personal life she is a wife, mother, and grandmother; …

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Letter to the editor: Page's attributes are many

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To the editor,

I’m hoping readers will consider voting for Alison Page for Wisconsin Assembly. Her list of attributes is long: in her personal life she is a wife, mother, and grandmother; in her work life she has worked as a registered nurse, administrator at Fairview Health System, and retired as the CEO of Western Wisconsin Health in Baldwin; in her service to the community she is a member of the Board of Education, Workforce Development Board of Western Wisconsin, and Adoray Home Health and Hospice Board. She attended Marquette University, and earned Master’s degrees from the University of Minnesota.

Perhaps her most important attribute is her mission to serve the people of western Wisconsin. Included are her goals to lower costs for working families, make healthcare more accessible and affordable, and protect clean air, water and land for future generations. She is more than willing to make it a priority to work hard for us, and spend the time to do so. I feel strongly she will represent us well in the Wisconsin Assembly in Madison.

Alvina Stainer

River Falls

Alison Page, Wisconsin Assembly District 30, politics, letters