PHOENIX (Thursday, February 20, 2014) – Former Vice Mayor and
Councilwoman for the Town of Paradise Valley Mary Hamway announced the
endorsements from eight Republican Mayors in her bid for the Arizona House in
District 28. Hamway released the endorsements from the following Republican
Mayors:
- Mayor Scott LeMarr
- Former Mayor Vernon Parker
- Former Mayor Ed Winkler
- Former Mayor Ron Clarke
- Former Mayor Ed Lowry
- Former Mayor Bob Plenge
- Former Mayor David Hann
- Former Mayor Kent Wick
"Mary Hamway was an asset to the Town Council during our time
together and continues to be an asset to our community today," said Mayor Scott
LeMarr. "There is no one more capable to serve our community down at the State
Capitol than Mary."
"While serving with Mary on the Town Council, Paradise Valley was facing many challenges brought on by the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, and difficult decisions had to be made," said former Mayor Vernon Parker. "With Mary's support, we cut spending by 30%, reduced staff, and found ways to streamline government, and through these efforts, we made town government more efficient, effective and accountable."
Former Mayor Ed Lowry added, "I have known Mary for many years and I strongly believe there is no one better qualified to represent us at the State Legislature. Mary has an excellent understanding of the issues and will focus on creating jobs and building a healthy Arizona economy."
Mary Hamway concluded, "It is truly an honor to have the support of so many great leaders. Their collective efforts have made Arizona a better place to live, work and raise a family. As State Representative, I will work tirelessly to create quality jobs for Arizonans and make state government smaller and more efficient."
Learn more about Mary Hamway by clicking here.
"While serving with Mary on the Town Council, Paradise Valley was facing many challenges brought on by the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, and difficult decisions had to be made," said former Mayor Vernon Parker. "With Mary's support, we cut spending by 30%, reduced staff, and found ways to streamline government, and through these efforts, we made town government more efficient, effective and accountable."
Former Mayor Ed Lowry added, "I have known Mary for many years and I strongly believe there is no one better qualified to represent us at the State Legislature. Mary has an excellent understanding of the issues and will focus on creating jobs and building a healthy Arizona economy."
Mary Hamway concluded, "It is truly an honor to have the support of so many great leaders. Their collective efforts have made Arizona a better place to live, work and raise a family. As State Representative, I will work tirelessly to create quality jobs for Arizonans and make state government smaller and more efficient."
Learn more about Mary Hamway by clicking here.
