Woodbury needs ‘these qualified candidates'

To the editor: Woodbury’s ineffective town board has created a crisis in our town. We have an opportunity for a change in leadership. We need a team of qualified professionals to restore basic quality of life. John Burke received an MBA from Iona College. He is the former principal of Nanuet High School. In 1999 he received the administrator of the year award. John has 22 years of experience with multi-million dollar budgets. Darleen Reveille is a registered nurse with 26 years experience in critical care. She manages projects for the Health Department for the City of Garfield in Bergen County, N.J., working with the State Department of Health and Senior Services. Hank Sullivan served in the United States Air Force. He is a retired New York City police officer with 30 years experience. As a PBA representative, Hank served 12 years on the executive board, working effectively with federal, state and local elected officials. We need these qualified candidates who will respond to the voice of the people with integrity, fairness and strength. The choice is clear and it’s non-partisan. Vote Nov. 8 for John Burke for supervisor and Darleen Reveille for councilwoman on the Democratic line or the Grass Root line. Vote for Hank Sullivan for councilman on the independent line called “Save Our Town” Row G. Carol Mullooly Central Valley