We became acquainted with Heidi Eisenhour years ago with our introduction to the Jefferson Land Trust. Her vision for the land and for the people who benefit from a sustainable working …
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We became acquainted with Heidi Eisenhour years ago with our introduction to the Jefferson Land Trust. Her vision for the land and for the people who benefit from a sustainable working environment inspired us to see the value of natural resources, not only for their own beauty, but for their vitality to the very life of our community.
Heidi’s boundless energy and organizational leadership were unparalleled. She is a community builder bringing together citizens in creative conversations.
This is a critical time for leaders who inspire cooperative talents in our county. Likewise, Heidi’s experience with the Northwest Maritime Center reveals her business acumen, so vital to serving as a commissioner.
The near future promises scarce resources at a time when Jefferson County must commit its resources judiciously. Experience and character count! We hope you will join us in supporting Heidi Eisenhour for county commissioner.
Mary and Allan Kollar
QUILCENE
