Monday, November 4, 2013

Election Day is Tomorrow!

Thank you all who have supported me in my campaign for Brigham City Council.  Please vote tomorrow and remind all your friends and family who are Brigham City Residents to vote as well.  Thank you so much! 

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Brigham City Community Center Election Event

Dear Citizen's of Brigham City:
Please come to learn more about the upcoming election tomorrow night at the Brigham City Community Center 7 PM for "Meet the Candidates" night. Thank you!!!

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Where to find election results...

"Brigham City and Perry primary elections are today with polling places closing at 8 p.m.

In Brigham City, vote at USU Brigham City campus, 195 West 1100 South. Voters will cast their ballot for two of the vacant city council seats. Candidates for office are Dean Lester, Thomas Peterson, Becky Maddox, Lee Johnson or Dennis (DJ) Bott.

In Perry, voters will cast their ballots at Three Mile Creek Elementary School, 2625 South 1050 West. The candidates for mayor are Karen Cronin, Stephen Francis and David Daniels. Candidates for city council include Bruce Lyon, Brady Lewis, Maurice Roche, Earl Pannebaker, Boyd Montgomery, Esther Montgomery and Toby Wright.

Results will be posted at www.boxeldercounty.org/elections and www.benewsjournal.com."
From Box Elder News and Journal
 

Please Remember to Vote Today!

Today is the day of the primary election in Brigham City.  All Brigham City residents please remember to vote today!  I really appreciate all your support...looking forward to finding out the results of the primary.  Thank you all!

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Dean Lester's Boy Scouting Service

This picture is of me in my Scout uniform. 

 It was taken by a good friend many years ago before there were any gray hairs in my beard. Boy Scouting was important to my character development. As a boy I was fascinated by the outdoors. I couldn’t wait to be a Boy Scout. I had some great Scout leaders here in Brigham City. I became an Eagle Scout. I worked as staff for seven years at Camp Bartlett and Camp Loll. I am Wood Badge trained and was a Scout Master when my children were young. I am currently a Scout Committee Member. The principles of the Scout Oath and Law continue to be my moral compass. Jumping into the ice cold lake at Camp Loll is a bit like running for City Council, now I’ve jumped in it’s time to swim. On my honor I will do my best.

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Supporting Brigham City Senior Citizens...

How many of you are a senior citizen or love a senior citizen who lives in Brigham City?

Here I am with two of my favorite seniors, Deloss Everton and Karen Schriver Everton in front of our wonderful senior center. Brigham’s Senior Center improves the quality of life for an important segment of our community. Nutrition programs, camaraderie through crafts and field trip opportunities are just a few of the valuable services provided for our seniors. I have heard some seniors comment that the senior center is the friendliest in the state. I pledge continued support to this valuable resource.

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Library Board Service


I believe deeply in the value of serving one's community.  Growing up in Brigham City and raising my three daughters in Brigham City I found out how important public, family oriented places are in contributing to a high quality of life.  Places like parks, libraries, community centers, and senior centers all make Brigham a wonderful little city-and anyone and everyone despite your income are invited and welcome to use these services.  My family made great use of the Library and I felt that I could give back to that organization by volunteering to serve on the board.  I served on the Library board for nine years.  These meetings have given me experience in understanding budgets and decision making in a collaborative setting similar to that of the city council.  I would love to continue to serve Brigham City as a City Council member.  Please consider voting for me in the primary election on August 13th.  Thank you!