Bucks County League of Women Voters Guide: Primary Election 2015

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General Election May 19, 2015 (Primary)
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order. Additional information about judicial candidates and voter information including Polling Place
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ABSENTEE VOTING
Registered voters who are ill, disabled, or will be absent from the municipality on Election Day may
vote by absentee ballot. Completed applications for civilian absentee ballots must be received by the
county Board of Elections by 5 P.M., Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Completed civilian absentee ballots must
be received back at the Board of Elections by 5 P.M. on Friday, May 15, 2015. If an emergency arises
(unexpected illness or business trip) after the Tuesday application deadline, call your county Board of
Elections for information on emergency absentee voting. Proof of emergency may be required. An
emergency application and ballot can be obtained and voted by 5 P.M. on Friday, May 15, 2015. Any
disabled voter having questions regarding the accessibility of a polling place should consult the county
Board of Elections.
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WRITE-IN VOTING
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ELECTION DAY PROBLEMS
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you want to try to resolve the problem, then you can go in person to the county Board of Elections
where a judge from the Court of Common Pleas will be on duty to resolve election problems.
Alternatively you can ask for and vote by provisional ballot. If it is later determined that you were
eligible to vote your ballot will be counted. You will be given instructions on how to determine if your
vote was counted. Problems at the polls can be reported to the PA Department of State at
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voter ID card or a photo ID such as a driver's license, student ID or some other form of Federal or State
government issued ID. Some forms of non-photo ID are also acceptable such as a firearm permit,
current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, or government check. If you do not have any acceptable
ID then you must be allowed to vote by provisional ballot.
ON-LINE VOTERS GUIDE
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County website, www.lwvbucks.org (go to the Voters Guide Page).
*CERTIFICATION NOTE*
As of the publication date of this guide, the slate of candidates listed below is accurate based upon the
Pennsylvania Department of States Bureau of Elections unofficial ballot.

Judicial elections occur in odd-numbered years. Justices and judges may serve an unlimited number of
terms until they reach the mandatory retirement age of 70 and are retained or re-elected by the voters.
Vacancies that exist before an election may be filed by gubernatorial appointment until an election is
held. These selections are subject to Senate confirmation.
10 Year Term
Appellate court jurists
Courts of Common Pleas judges
6 Year Term
Magisterial district judges
Philadelphia Municipal Courts judges
QUESTIONS ASKED OF ALL JUDICIAL CANDIDATES:
1. Do you agree with the plurality opinions interpretation of Article 1, Section 27 of the state
constitution as stated in the Robinson Township case of December 2013? If not, why not?
2. Do you agree that the plain English language meaning of the amendment should be the
basis for construing it?
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT

JOB DESCRIPTION
The Supreme Court is the highest court in the Commonwealth and the oldest appellate court in the
nation. The Supreme Courts administrative powers and jurisdictional responsibilities are vested with
the seven-member court by the Pennsylvania State Constitution and a collection of statutes known as
the Judicial Code. Administratively, the courts within the Unified Judicial System are largely
responsible for organizing their own staff and dockets; however, the Supreme Court has several
committees and boards responsible for writing and enforcing rules for judges, attorneys, and litigants to
ensure an efficient and fair judicial review. Annually, the seven justices receive over 3,000 requests for
appellate review.
Term: 10 yearsSalary $203,409
Vote for not more than 3
Democratic
DAVID WECHTPittsburgh, PA Indiana Township
Web Address: http://www.wecht2015.com
D.O.B.: 5/20/1962
EDUCATION: 1984, Yale University, B.A., summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa; 1987 Yale Law School,
J.D.
OCCUPATION: Judge, Pennsylvania Superior Court (elected January 2011)
QUALIFICATIONS: Judge, Allegheny Common Pleas (2003-2011) Family Division Administrator;
Allegheny Register of Wills (1998-2003); Vice Chair, Pennsylvania Democratic Party (1998-2001);
Highly Recommended, Pennsylvania Bar Association
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: I believe that laws are neither static, nor talismanic. While a reasonable
jurist must read the text of the amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution plainly and with common
sense, I believe that laws, and more specifically judicial interpretation of those laws, must be allowed to
evolve within our common law system.
CHRISTINE DONOHUE, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co.
Web Address: http://donohueforjustice.com
D.O.B.: 12.24.1952
EDUCATION: 1974, East Stroudsburg University, B.A.; 1980, Duquesne University School of Law,
J.D.
OCCUPATION: Superior Court Judge
QUALIFICATIONS: 27 years practicing law; Superior Court Judge, 2008-present; Highly
recommended, Pennsylvania Bar Association. Served Pennsylvania Court of Judicial Discipline,
Judicial Conduct Board of Pennsylvania, Lawyer Disciplinary Board of Pennsylvania Supreme Court,
Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: In my opinion the Robinson Township pluralitys discussion of the
Environmental Rights Amendment is well-researched and based upon a convincing recitation of the
historical basis for its passage. Because the analysis is the basis of a three justice plurality decision and
the author and one of the joining justices are no longer on the court on which I hope to serve, it would
be improper for me to express my agreement or disagreement with the analysis. This is by definition an
open question of the law which is likely to again be presented to the Supreme Court.
Question 2: For the reasons stated in my first answer, I do not believe that I can respond to this
question. I note, however that it is well established in the law that the touchstone of constitutional
interpretation is the actual language of the constitution and it must be interpreted in its popular sense.
As the Robinson Township plurality opinion explains, the ultimate goal of constitutional interpretation
is to determine the intent of the voters who ratified the constitutional provision.
KEVIN M. DOUGHERTY, Newtown, Philadelphia, PA
Web Address: http://kevindoughertyforpa.com
D.O.B.: 5/19/1963
EDUCATION: 1985, Temple University, B.A.;1987, Antioch School of Law, J.D.
OCCUPATION: Administrative Judge of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Trial Division
QUALIFICATIONS: Assistant District Attorney, Philadelphia (6 years); Partner, Marino & Dougherty
LLP (6 years); Judge, Philadelphia Court of Common Please (13 years); Administrative Judge,
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Family Division (9 years).
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: I agree with the plurality opinions interpretation of the Environmental
Rights Amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution. I agree with the determination that this legal
dispute, in essence, sought vindication of the citizens rights to the quality of life on their properties and
in their communities, and that insofar as the broadly granted zoning rights to the oil and gas industry
attendant to Act 13 threatened the quality of air and water, as well as the health and safety of citizens
and the quiet enjoyment of their own private property, the challenged sections of the Act violated the
Environmental Rights Amendment.
Question 2: Yes, the plurality opinion makes clear that the Court employed the plain language of the
Amendment as the basis for construing its provisions. The plurality correctly determined that the
Amendment granted individual citizens the environmental rights to clean air and pure water, and to the
preservation of natural, scenic, historic and esthetic values of the environment. The plurality properly
held that the people, including generations to come, hold common ownership of public natural
resources, which the state holds in trust. The plurality properly reviewed the legislative history to
conclude that the Amendments provisions were intended to be broadly applicable.
JOHN HENRY FORADORA, Brockway, PA Jefferson Co.
Web Address: http://www.voteforadora.com

D.O.B.: 5/27/1966
EDUCATION: 1988,Juniata College, B.A. History/Political Science; 1991, University of Notre Dame
Law School J.D.
OCCUPATION: President Judge of Jefferson Court of Common Pleas
QUALIFICATIONS: 1991-1992, Law Clerk; 1992-2002, General Practice; 1992-2002, Trial Attorney;
1992-2002, Municipal Solicitor; 2002-present, President Judge, Officer in the State Conference of trial
Judges elected by all Judges in PA.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: Yes. Question 2: Yes
ANNE E. LAZARUS, Philadelphia, PA-Philadelphia Borough
Web Address: http://www.VoteAnneLazarus.com
D.O.B.: 11/12/1952
EDUCATION: 1972, SUNY Stony Brook, B.A.; 1976, Temple University, Beasley Law School of Law,
J.D.; 1986, Temple University, Beasley School of Law, LLM
OCCUPATION: Superior Court Judge
QUALIFICATIONS: Pennsylvania Judge; Trial-19 years; Superior Court-5 years; Highest
Recommendation, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Bar Associations. 2year expertise in Judicial
Ethics.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: I believe that all of the petitioners have standing and that a political
question was not presented. I think that the concurring opinion of Justice Baer, in deciding this matter
on a substantive due process basis is more in keeping with my judicial philosophy and that it was not
necessary for the majority to sweep with so broad a brush. Nevertheless, this plurality opinion certainly
puts Pennsylvania at the forefront of the environmental law spectrum and will have significant
implications for many years to come. It will require lawyers, municipalities and legislators to reconsider
positions re: Article 1 Section 27, in the light of the pronouncements by the plurality.
Question 2: I agree that interpretation of amendment begins with the plain meaning of the amendment.
Like so many other constructions in law, if we can give meaning to the wording as written, we should
not look to outside sources for interpretation. Only if we were to determine that the amendment is
ambiguous, would we look to outside sources for clarification. This is hornbook law.
DWAYNE D. WOODRUFF, Pittsburgh, PA-McCandless
Web Address: http://www.judgewaynewoodruff.com
D.O.B.: 2/18/1957
EDUCATION: 1979, University of Louisville, B.S. Finance; 1988, Duquesne University School of
Law, J.D.
OCCUPATION: Judge, Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas
QUALIFICATIONS: Pennsylvania Judicial Leader for 10 yearsCo-Chair, Allegheny County
Interbranch Commission on Juvenile Justice; Member Pennsylvania Interbranch Commission on
Juvenile Justice; Member National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges; Vice Chair, Juvenile
Court Procedural Rules Committee; Chair, Pittsburgh SAFE (Shared Accountability for Education)
Workgroup; Member, Juvenile Court Judges Commission; Co-Chair, National Campaign to Stop
Violence.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: Yes, the Commonwealth includes the local municipalities. The local
municipalities have not only the authority, but the responsibility to conserve and protect their region
for the benefit of all the people. The local governments have the authority to regulate, not only
because they are granted that authority in the Pennsylvania Constitution, but because as a policy
concern, the local municipalities are the entities best equipped to make decisions regarding their own
local environment and factors that might affect their land and air quality.
Question 2: Yes, absolutely. See response above.

Republican
CORREALE STEVENS, Conyngham, PA-Dorrance Twp.
Web Address: http://www.facebook.com/justicestevensforsupremecourt
D.O.B.: 10/06/1946
EDUCATION: 1968, Penn State, B.A. Political Science; 1972, Dickinson School of Law, J.D. (Law
Review)
OCCUPATION: Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice
QUALIFICATIONS: Member, Pennsylvania House of Representatives; Luzerne County District
Attorney; Trial Judge on Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County; Superior Court Judge, 15 years
(President Judge 2 years), Supreme Court Justice 2013 until current year.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: This case was argued in the Supreme Court before I became a Justice and
decided without my participation. Based on the fact that I would be offering my personal thought on a
decision made by my current colleagues, without having read the legal briefs or hearing the oral
argument, I cannot comment. Since the Constitutional Convention in 1968 no member of the Supreme
Court has ever been in my situation in that as a current Judge I am running in contested election, not for
yes/no retention, and I must be careful not to engage the Court in my campaign.
Question 2: As a general rule I support plain English interpretations. Please see my answer to Question
1.
ANNE COVEY, New Hope, PAUpper Makefield
Web Address: http://www.coveyforjustice.com
D.O.B. 11/04/1059
EDUCATION: 1984, Widener University School of Law, J.D.; 1981, University of Delaware, B.A.
OCCUPATION: Judge of the Commonwealth Court
QUALIFICATIONS: Judge of the Commonwealth Court, 3 years; Board Member, Pennsylvania Labor
Relations Board (first woman to serve on the board), 9 years; Attorney in private practice, 27 years.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: Judges should follow the Pennsylvania and United States Constitutions
faithfully. The legislative and executive branches enact the laws and judges interpret those laws. I
believe we must strike a balance between local control and uniform policy across the state. We must
also work for a healthy environment while allowing for investment and job creation. Developing the
policies to achieve these aims is the responsibility of the legislative and executive branch, not the
judiciary.
Second question: I believe in interpreting the law as written and ensuring all amendments are consistent
with our fundamental Constitutional rights.
REBECCA WARREN, Danville, PAValley Township
Web Address: Facebook: Rebecca Warren for Supreme Court Justice
D.O.B.: 11/26/1966
EDUCATION: 1991, Dickinson School of Law, J.D.; 1988, Bloomsburg University, B.S.
OCCUPATION: Montour County District Attorney
QUALIFICATIONS: 24 years as an attorney-both civil and criminal prosecution experience; 7+ years,
District Attorney/Assistant District Attorney
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: As a judicial candidate, I do not believe it is appropriate for me to
comment on this case, particularly considering the fact that this was a plurality rather than a majority
decision, the Supreme Court remanded the case for further consideration, and similar issues are being
addressed in various forums.
Question 2: This question requires a judicial candidate to render a decision with regard to Article 1,
Section 27 in the context of this case, which I believe is prohibited by the ethical rules. A judge is to be
independent, impartial, and avoid actions which would lead to disqualification.
MIKE GEORGE, Gettysburg, PACumberland Township
Web Address: http://www.judgemikegeorge.com
D.O.B.: 2/25/1959
EDUCATION: 1981, Washington & Jefferson, B.A.; 1985, Dickinson School of Law, J.D.
OCCUPATION: President Judge, 51st Judicial District Court of Common Pleas (Adams County)
QUALIFICATIONS: 10 years general practice; 6 years District Attorney; 15+ years as trial judge;
Recognized by the PA Conference of State Trial Judges for significant contribution to the legal system.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: As my interpretation of Article 1, Section 27 of the Pennsylvania
Constitution based upon the factual scenario present in the Robinson Township case involves issues
which may, in the future, be revisited by the Supreme Court, I believe I am ethically prohibited from
direct comment on your specific question. Personally, I am concerned with the language in the plurality
opinions interpretation which improperly elevates the Court to a legislative and policy making body.
Question 2: The amendment should be interpreted based upon its actual language as understood by
those at the time of adoption.
CHERYL ALLEN, Allison Park, Hampton Township
No response
JUDY OLSON, Wexford, PAFranklin Park
Web Address: http://electjudgejudy.com
D.O.B.: 10/1957
EDUCATION: 1979, St. Francis University, B.A. Magna Cum Laude; 1982, Duquesne University
School of Law, J.D. (Class Rank-2/91)
OCCUPATION: Judge, Superior Court of Pennsylvania
QUALIFICATIONS: Judge of Superior Court, 5 years; Judge of Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny
County, 1 year; Practicing Attorney, 26 years; Highly Recommended by Pennsylvania Bar Association .
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: As a sitting judge, I do not believe that it is appropriate for me to
comment on whether I agree or disagree with a decision rendered by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court,
especially since there may be future litigation involving the Act at issue.
Question 2: I believe that a judge must always strictly construe the plain language of constitutional
amendments and statutes in interpreting the law.
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT

JOB DESCRIPTION
The Superior Court is one of Pennsylvania's two statewide intermediate appellate courts. This court,
which was established in 1895, reviews most of the civil and criminal cases that are appealed from the
Courts of Common Pleas in the Commonwealth's 67 counties. The Superior Court consists of 15 judges
who serve 10-year terms. The president judge of Superior Court is elected to a five-year term by his or
her colleagues.
A huge volume of appeals flow to Superior Court from the trial courts. Generally, appeals are heard by
panels of three judges sitting in Philadelphia, Harrisburg or Pittsburgh. The court often is the final
arbiter of legal disputes. Although the Supreme Court may grant a petition for review of a Superior
Court decision, most such petitions are denied and the ruling of the Superior Court stands.
Term: 10 yearsSalary: $191,926

(Vote for 1)
Democratic
ALICE BECK DUBOW, Philadelphia, PAPhiladelphia
Web Address: http://www.judgealicedubow.com
D.O.B.: 3/25/1959
EDUCATION: University of Pennsylvania, B.S.1981; University of Pennsylvania School of Law, J.D.
1984
OCCUPATION: Judge, Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County
QUALIFICATIONS: Trial Court Judge, 8 years; Lawyer, 2 years
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: The Code of Judicial Ethics prohibits me from expressing a view that
would indicate how I would rule on a case and unfortunately, a specific answer to that question would
require me to make such a statement.
ROBERT COLVILLE, Pittsburgh, PARoss Township
Campaign Website: http://www.judgecolvilleforsuperiorcourt.com
D.O.B: 8/3/65
EDUCATION: 1989, PSU, B.S; 1992, Duquesne, J.D.
OCCUPATION: Judge
QUALIFICATIONS: Only Candidate Highly Recommended by PA Bar; Endorsed by PA AFL-CIO; 16th
year Trial Judge; 3 years Statewide Court of Judicial Discipline; 7 years President/Officer PA State Trial
Judges; 4 years Ethics Committee; 7 years Juvenile Court Rules Committee; PA Supreme Court Law
Clerk; Lawyer.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: I agree with the plurality decision as I understand it. (This reservation is
of no small moment. As intimated in the Opinion, it remains to be seen how broadly, and in what
specific factual contexts the holding will be applied over time). I agree that as a general proposition, in
the absence of indications to the contrary, constitutional and legislative language should be afforded its
plain meaning, in order to carry out the collective will of the people. The constitutional language of
Article I, Section 27 plainly creates a trust protecting the environment for the benefit of future
Pennsylvanians.
Republican
EMIL GIORDANO, Bethlehem, PAHanover Township
Web Address: http://www.emilgiordanoforjudge.com
D.O.B.: 11/08/1959
EDUCATION: 1982 Moravian College, B.A.; 1985 Villanova University School of Law, J.D.
OCCUPATION: Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Northampton County
QUALIFICATIONS: Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 2003-present
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: I do not believe it is appropriate to answer this question.
JUDGE OF THE COMMONWEALTH COURT

JOB DESCRIPTION
The Commonwealth Court is one of Pennsylvania's two statewide intermediate appellate courts. This
court, which was established in 1968, is unlike any other state court in the nation. Its jurisdiction
generally is limited to legal matters involving state and local government and regulatory agencies.
Litigation typically focuses on such subjects as banking, insurance and utility regulation and laws
affecting taxation, land use, elections, labor practices and workers compensation. Commonwealth Court
also acts as a court of original jurisdiction, or a trial court, when lawsuits are filed by or against the
Commonwealth. The Commonwealth Court is made up of nine judges who serve 10-year terms. The
president judge is chosen by his or her colleagues for a five-year term. The court generally decides
cases in three-judge panels and sits in Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
Term: 10 yearsSalary $191,926
(Vote for 1)
Democratic
TODD EAGEN, Dunmore, PADunmore Township
Web Address: http://toddeagen.com
D.O.B.: 9/31/1967
EDUCATION: 1996, Dickinson School of Law, J.D.; 1990, Point Park University B.A.
OCCUPATION: Attorney
QUALIFICATIONS: 1996-1997, Law Clerk, Federal Judge William J. Nealon; 1997-2004, Associate
Attorney, Robert D. Miriani, P.C.; 2004 to present, Partner, Lightman, Welby & Stoltenberg, LLC,
represent Pennsylvania State Troopers Association and Pennsylvania State Corrections Officers
Association and various other unions.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: Yes. As the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held, Article I, Section 27 does
not serve merely as a source of authority to justify legislative action, but affirmatively creates an
obligation on the governments behalf to refrain from unduly infringing upon or violating the
(environmental) right(s) including by legislative enactment or executive action.
Question 2: Yes, Constitutional interpretation, as the plurality wrote, must begin with the plain language
of Article I, Section 27 itself. When the words of the Constitution or legislation are clear, they must be
applied because the intention of the drafters should not be denied.
MICHAEL WOJCIK, Pittsburgh, PAFox Chapel Borough
Web Address: www.wojcikorjudge.com
D.O.B.: 9/24/1964
EDUCATION: 1986, Juniata College; 1989, Pitt Law School, cum laude
OCCUPATION: Senior Counsel, Clark Hill PLC
QUALIFICATIONS: Municipal practice; Member, University of Pittsburgh Law Review, Vols. 49 and
50; Solicitorships: Allegheny County Controller (2000-2003); Allegheny County Airport Authority
( 2012-present); Bar Ratings: Recommended (PBA); Highly Recommended (ACBA).
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: Ethical rules prohibit judicial candidates from expressing an opinion on
matters that could come before the candidate, if successful. Because Robinson Township is plurality
opinion, it is particularly concerning as its precedential value is dubious. I can comment, however that
Robinson Township sets out foundational principles concerning Article 1, Section 27 that
Commonwealth Court is bound to consider in the future.
Question 2: Yes, unless the result of applying the plain meaning would be cruel or absurd.
Republican
PAUL LALLEY, Pittsburgh, PAUpper St. Clair Twp.
Campaign Website: http://www.lalley4judge.com
D.O.B.: 9/22/1970
EDUCATION:1993; B.A. University of Pennsylvania; 1996 Dickinson School of Law of the PA State
University, J.D.
OCCUPATION: Senior Associate Attorney-Campbell Durrant Beatty Palombo & Miller, P.C.
Pittsburgh, PA
QUALIFICATIONS: District Attorney, 8 years; awarded for leadership by PA Bar Association
Recommended rating; Allegheny County Bar AssociationHighly Recommended Rating.
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS: I must decline to answer these questions because to do so would violate
my duties under the Code of Judicial Conduct.
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

-7th Judicial District (Bucks County)
JOB DESCRIPTION: Common Pleas Court hears civil and criminal cases in the county. Divisions
also include Orphans Court, Juvenile Court, Family Court and Dependency Court.
Term: 10 years Salary $178,111
(Vote for two)
Unopposed
Republican/Democratic
RAYMOND F. MCHUGH, Southampton, PA - Upper Southampton Township
BRIAN T. MCGUFFIN, Langhorne, PA - Middletown Township

BUCKS COUNTY OFFICES

COUNTY COMMISSIONER
JOB DESCRIPTION: Three County Commissioners (no more than two elected from the same
political party) supervise: voter registration and elections; assessment of real estate property; human
services; veterans affairs/juvenile detention facilities and prisons; and land use planning. The can
establish housing and redevelopment authorities and conduct community development programs. They
maintain homes for the aged, and may support libraries and community colleges. They set county tax
rates and adopt budgets for county offices and local Courts of Common Pleas.
Term: 4 years Salary: $89,072.72
(Vote for two)
QUESTION: One of the principal jobs of the county commissioner is managing the countys budget
and finances. How would you ensure we are able to pay for all the countys programs and services?
DEMOCRAT
Diane Ellis-Marseglia (Levittown)
WEBSITE: www.bucksvictory.com
D.O.B.: 12/1960
EDUCATION:University Delaware: B.A. Sociology and Criminal Justice
University Pennsylvania: MSW Master Social Work
OCCUPATION: Bucks County Commissioner
QUALIFICATIONS: 31-year career in human services
Former member Neshaminy School Board and Middletown Supervisor
Volunteer /Board member (past/present): CONTACT, Youth Aid Panel, Neshaminy Suicide Task Force
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As County Commissioner for 8 years, I have fought to prevent
unnecessary projects. I advocate there be a cost-benefit analysis and outcome measurement of all
county actions. Brian Galloway, my running mate, and I must make sure that all programs run on
budget, as well as efficiently. Any bureaucracy leads to inflated budgets. It is critical that
Commissioners advocate to the State and Federal government to maintain their financial support for
programs they have mandated.
Brian Galloway (Fairless Hills)
D.O.B.: 10/1961
EDUCATION:Bucks County Community College; Temple University B.A.; Temple University M.Ed
OCCUPATION: Educator
QUALIFICATIONS: Falls Township Supervisor; Administrator, Bristol Township School District
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I have worked diligently with my fellow Falls Township Supervisors to
ensure the tax burden for our residents is among the lowest in the county. In addition, I am constantly
gauging the cost effectiveness of every department and the services they deliver. I will replicate, at the
county level, these systematic procedures that have made Falls Township a model of responsible
municipal government and sound fiscal practices.
REPUBLICAN
Robert G. Loughery (Perkasie)

WEBSITE: www.friendsofrobloughery.com
D.O.B.: 11/1969
EDUCATION:Dickinson College, B.A.
OCCUPATION: County Commissioner, Real Estate Investor
QUALIFICATIONS: Small business experience economic development expertise; 5 year service as
County Commissioner, 4 years Chairman of the Board of Commissioners.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We have worked hard to maintain and improve the quality services and
programs that Bucks County provides its residents. To ensure the core services of county government
continue to be delivered effectively, working collaboratively with my colleagues, we would continue to
keep the size of county government from growing, work to maintain our two AAA bond ratings and the
countys 99% funded pension and adopt balanced budgets that produce surpluses like the past 3
budgets.
Charles H. Martin (Southampton)
D.O.B.: 4/1942
EDUCATION:BA, Lebanon Valley College
OCCUPATION: 30-year utility industry career; 20 years as County Commissioner
QUALIFICATIONS: Serving community for 32 consecutive years: 12 years as Upper Southampton
Supervisor then County Commissioner. Currently serve on SEPTA Board of Directors (Since 2001) and
State Transportation Commission (Governors appointment). Past Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission Chairman.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We will continue to scrutinize expenditures to ensure we are within
budge and simultaneously review program outcomes to evaluate if they are meeting or exceeding
expectations. This approach has resulted in no tax increases in 8 of the last 9 years, while maintaining
quality services. We will protect our AAA bond rating by balancing budgets, funding our pension plan
and creating a lean workforce. It is also important to maintain an adequate fund balance.
REGISTER OF WILLS
JOB DESCRIPTION: The Register of Wills probates the wills of county residents, collects state
inheritance taxes, and maintains records related to will and fiduciary accounts.
(Vote for one)
QUESTION: What qualifications or experience do you bring to this office?
DEMOCRAT
Robyn Trunell (Bristol)
D.O.B.: 7/1947
EDUCATION:High School. Currently attending BCCC
OCCUPATION: Realtor
QUALIFICATIONS: I have been a licensed Real Estate Agent for 31 years and during that time, as a
self starter and highly motivated woman in business I have built a very successful Real Estate Practice,
Acquired a Brokers License and have an ABR accreditation through hard work and determination.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I have 6 children which taught me great managerial skills. But, as a
woman in business and an independent contractor, my success is a result of customer service and client
satisfaction. I personally handle every aspect of every transaction and Like the Register of Wills office I
am dealing with people at a most vulnerable time in their lives. I have acquired great empathy for
individuals dealing with government agencies. I believe I can make a difference in streamlining the
process with client needs always first.
REPUBLICAN
Donald Petrille, Jr. (Perkasie)
(No Response Received)
TREASURER
JOB DESCRIPTION: The Treasurer receives all tax and other monies owed to the county and
maintain monthly and annual records for audit. As an agent of the state, the Treasurer issues dog,
fishing and hunting licenses.
(Vote for one)
DEMOCRAT
Missy Kitzmiller (Levittown)
REPUBLICAN
Tom Panzer (Warminster)
CLERK OF COURTS
JOB DESCRIPTION: The Clerk of Courts is the chief clerk and record keeper for the criminal
proceedings of the Court of Common Pleas.
(Vote for one)
DEMOCRAT
Chris Gallagher (Warminster)
D.O.B.: 4/1978
EDUCATION: B.A. University of Scranton 2000, J.D. Quinnipiac University School of Law, 2005
QUALIFICATIONS: From 2005-2009, I was an associate at a general practice firm where I practiced
law in the areas of civil litigation and family law. From 2009-2013, I was an associate at a civil
litigation law firm specializing in civil and insurance litigation.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: If elected, I will seek to aggressively increase the collections efforts of
the Office. Specifically, I will zealously pursue the collection of monies owed to crime victims and
delinquent court costs. The increased collection efforts will provide substantial savings for the working
families of Bucks County. I will serve as a strong representative for the middle class families of Bucks
County and ensure that the Clerks Office is responsive and accountable to its constituency.
REPUBLICAN
Mary K. Smithson (Upper Makefield Township)
Web Site: www.buckscountygop.org
D.O.B.: 6/1950
EDUCATION: Saint Josephs University Professional Liberal Studies Programs
OCCUPATION/ QUALIFICATIONS: Currently serve as Clerk of Courts, Criminal Division
Bucks County, reelected four times to position. Thoroughly versed in establishing protocols for
collection of court fees, leader in integrating computer technology into collection process, instituted
progressive tools for better communication between court officials, citizens.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Established technology communications, facilitating fees collection,
transfer information, data from District Courts, Court of common Pleas, State Police. Goals achieved
with Case Management Systems. Demonstrated fiscal responsibility by implementing systems for fees
collection, assessment, disbursement of court costs, restitution fees. Disbursed $5.3 million to Bucks,
$2.6 million to Revenue Department, collected $2.7 million to crime victims for restitution. Collected
$453,000 from delinquent accounts, representing 28% increase. Instituted practicum program for
college student interns, now model for other institutions.
CORONER
JOB DESCRIPTION: The Coroner investigates deaths of a suspicious or violent nature, and
when necessary, orders autopsies and subpoenas witnesses for inquests. The Coroner is required
to issue a certificate if death occurs without medical attendance.
Term: 4 years Salary: $ 66,497.80
(Vote for one)
DEMOCRAT
Rocky Doto (Levittown)
D.O.B.: 7/1959
EDUCATION: Maple Point High School, Langhorne 1977; Mercer County College, Trenton, NJ
1980; Coroners Education Course, Hershey, PA 1996
OCCUPATION: Pennsylvania State Licensed Funeral Director
QUALIFICATIONS: Actively served as Bucks County Deputy Coroner from 1993-2007. Education
continues annual for Coroner. Member of Pennsylvania Coroners Association. Member of BucksMontgomery County, Pennsylvania and National Funeral Directors Associations.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As Bucks County Coroner, I bring many years of actively serving our
community, including serving our county as deputy coroner for more than twenty years. I have
personally been on scenes for many situations in our county, dealing with police, emergency, and
hospital personnel. My experience in dealing with the deceased individuals and their families is
extensive. It would be my honor and privilege to continue serving the residents of Bucks County.
REPUBLICAN
Dr. Joseph P. Campbell (Ottsville)
WEBSITE: www.bucksgop.org
D.O.B.: 7/1963
EDUCATION: Temple University, School of Podiatric Medicine, 1989; Juniata College, 1985; Central
Bucks East High School, 1981
OCCUPATION: Coroner; Regional VP, Pennsylvania State Coroners Association; Podiatric Surgery,
St. Lukes Quakertown & Grand View Hospital Staffs; St. Lukes University Health Network, Teaching
Staff Foot & Ankle Surgical Residency, and Wound Management Programs
QUALIFICATIONS: Coroner/Medical Knowledge, Training, 15yrs experience
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Extensive Medical/Surgical training with 15 years of experience as the
Coroner of Bucks County. Ive responsibly managed the Coroners Office, and have successfully
modernized the overall operation of the office, repeatedly coming in under budget. I have facilitated the
development of a coroner database system which is now shared with other counties. We continually
educated the Corner Staff with the best forensic training courses available providing the best services
possible for Bucks County.
MAGISTRATES
JOB DESCRIPTION: In counties other than Philadelphia, Magisterial District Justices represent the
first level of the court system. Bucks County has 20 magisterial district courts located throughout
Bucks County inclusive of the 20 judges and approximately 113 judicial clerks. Magisterial district
courts are responsible for adjudicating all traffic and non-traffic citations as well as processing criminal
and private criminal complaints inclusive of arraignments and preliminary hearings, the handling of
civil and landlord tenant complaints up to a jurisdictional limit of $12,000 as well as parking violations.
Term: 6 years Salary: $88,290
(Vote for one)
QUESTION: What specific suggestions do you have for improving the administration of justice in
your jurisdiction?
MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT 07-1-01 Magisterial District Judge
REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT
Mike Gallagher
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
D.O.B.: 1/1956
EDUCATION: Professional Development Coursework; Neshaminy High School, 1975
OCCUPATION: State Constable, Bensalem Township
QUALIFICATIONS: Certified by the Magisterial District Judge Training Board. 20 years of
experience as Constable, serving the district courts and people of the community.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Allowing first time offenders eligible for the Community Accountability
Program, new to Bucks County, an opportunity to make restitution and take responsibility without
establishing a permanent criminal record is one way to improve the administration of justice. An open
dialogue with our young people about the perils of bad decision making, a strong partnership with local
law enforcement and accessible treatment for any and all defendants who need it, are also key
components.
REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT
Mike Burns
(No response received)
REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT
Mark D. Douple
HOMETOWN:
D.O.B.: 8/1960
EDUCATION/OCCUPATION/QUALIFICATIONS: As a Judge, I have presided over thousands of
cases. As an attorney, I have argued thousands of criminal and civil cases in our courtrooms, including
seven homicide cases. I am a graduate of both Mansfield State College and the University of Toledo
College of Law.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Justice must be swift to prevent backlogs, and fair to ensure integrity in
the system. Therefore we must have Judges who understand criminal law and have experience trying
cases in both civil and criminal courts. Judges should also be an integral part of our local community,
knowing our values and understanding the difference between children who make mistakes and
criminals who need to be punished experience I bring to your Doylestown Court.
REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT
Karen M. Quinn
HOMETOWN: Washington Crossing
D.O.B.: 4/1963
EDUCATION: Juris Doctorate Degree Drake University Law School
OCCUPATION: Attorney for 25 years
QUALIFICATIONS: I have a thorough knowledge of the practices and procedures of the Magisterial
District Court and allows me to bring a fair seasoned and well reasoned approach to all matters that
come before the Court
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I would work with the State to institute Saturday Court hours to
accommodate the schedules of working people. Under the current schedule many people are forced to
take off work to address a matter before the Magisterial District Court. Saturday hours one day a month
would provide an alternative to working people. Also I would provide forums to young drivers in order
to familiarize them with the consequences of failing to follow the Motor Vehicle Code.
Mick Petrucci
HOMETOWN: Newtown
D.O.B.: 8/1973
EDUCATION: PA Act 49 Constable Certification, Temple University Law Enforcement Academy;
Council Rock H.S
OCCUPATION: PA State Constable; Newtown Business Association; President
QUALIFICATIONS: Involved daily in District Court and in thousands of cases over my career;
annually trained in civil and criminal law by Temple University; mentored by District Judge Nasshorn;
deep community involvement; will serve full time as Judge.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The public must be better educated as to the role of the District Court in
their community. District Court is truly the peoples court where citizens can have disputes settled
with common sense, fairness, and without need for lawyers. I will come down from the bench to
interact with residents and increase awareness of the Court; by doing so we can improve the
administration of justice.
Mark Zlock
HOMETOWN: Newtown
D.O.B.: 11/1963
EDUCATION: Lehigh University, Bachelor of Arts in History in 1988. Dickinson School of Law,
(now known as Penn State School of Law) Juris Doctor in 1991.
QUALIFICATIONS: Private practice in Newtown Borough, handling cases in Family Law, Criminal
Defense, Civil Litigation, Protection from Abuse and Traffic Offenses
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am an experienced courtroom attorney with a significant business
background and direct ties to the community for almost forty years, who will work as a full-time
District Judge. I will help people understand the judicial process and how it can work for them at the
local level. I will be focused on early intervention and rehabilitation programs, particularly with our
youth, while both on and off the bench.
DEMOCRAT
Jerry Schenkman
HOMETOWN: Newtown
D.O.B.: 7/1949
EDUCATION: JD (Juris Doctor)
QUALIFICATIONS: Lawyer for 39 years; Newtown Township Supervisor (2006-2011); Conflict
Resolution Training as President of The Peace Center, Langhorne, Pa.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Take advantage of all training opportunities for the court staff to be sure
everyone operates at highest efficiency. Seek and secure grant to establish qualified mediation panel,
trained in law and conflict resolution, to assist the court in resolving civil matters. Plan and facilitate a
public forum to review the strengths and weaknesses of the current District Court, discuss potential
short and long term fixes, working to implement the best ideas coming out of that effort.
REPUBLICAN
Shawn Ward
HOMETOWN: Newtown
D.O.B.: 6/1963
EDUCATION: J.D. The Delaware Law School
QUALIFICATIONS: My 25-years of practicing in the very same areas of the law heard in the District
Court Small Claims, Landlord-Tenant, Traffic, Code Enforcement and Summary Criminal matters
provides me with the best qualifications and real experience to the best District judge.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: First, I would institute more prudent scheduling of court hearings to
maximize and economize court resources. Second, I would institute new or expand existing pre-trial
intervention and disposition programs such as Youth Aid Panel (YAP) and the newly-created
Community Accountability Program (CAP) created by Common Pleas Judge Rae Boylan. These
programs are designed to help low-level nonviolent offenders to take responsibility for their mistakes
while avoiding a criminal record and saving taxpayers money.

REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT
Regina Armitage
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
D.O.B.: 12/1963
EDUCATION: PA Minor Judiciary Education Board Certification; Delaware Valley College, Business
Administration (Summa Cum Laude); Main Line Paralegal Institute
OCCUPATION: District Judge
QUALIFICATIONS: Handled over 1,500 cases and hundreds of trials as the current Judge; oversee
all operations of the district court; 24 years experience in the legal profession.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Educating young adults and students on the law. People are inherently
responsible for their actions and our community would be better served if they were informed as to how
their actions could have an effect on their lives and society. This is especially true when a mistake
could ruin future chances for success. Education before not after the fact, would benefit our community
as a whole.
Meredith J. Buck
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
D.O.B.: 10/1959
EDUCATION: Juris Doctorate, Widener University School of Law
OCCUPATION: Nurse/Attorney
QUALIFICATIONS: Having practiced law for 15+ years and nursing for 25+ years makes me a
compassionate and objective adjudicator. Extensive training in disaster relief earned me the Florence
Nightingale Medal for exceptional courage and devotion to caring for victims.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The cornerstone in the effective and efficient administration of justice is
a fair and impartial judicial system. With over 15 years of legal experience, representing both plaintiffs
and defendants, I approach the law in a fair, rigorously honest and even-handed manner. Free of
political influence and compassion for all who come before the court, I am committed to doing the right
thing through diligence, integrity, and impartiality.
REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRATIC
Jean L. Seaman
Unopposed

SCHOOL DIRECTORS
JOB DESCRIPTION: The School Directors shall equip and maintain the public schools in the
district. Principal duties include appointing and/or dismissing superintendents, principals and teachers;
levying school taxes; purchasing land; locating new buildings; adopting textbooks and courses of study;
fixing salaries of teachers and other appointees of the Board.
Term: 4 years
QUESTION: What concerns or issues prompted you to run for School Board? How would you
address your issues and/or concerns?
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIRECTOR
2-year term (Vote for 1)
DEMOCRATIC/REPUBLICAN
Cross Filed
Wayne Lewis
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 10/44
EDUCATION: Assoc. Degree Administrative Accounting, from Center for Degree Studies
OCCUPATION: Retired Accountant
QUALIFICATIONS: I have lived in the township for over 50 years and attended Bensalem Schools.
Having a back ground in accounting and general construction.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I feel that it is important to provide a clean and safe environment for the
students. As Chairman of the facility committee I am seeking the two year term to continue to oversee
the high school renovation project through completion. Over the ten years on the school board I have
worked to improve all of the facilities in the district, and worked on installation of a preventive
maintenance program.
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Cross Filed
Marc Cohen
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 06/60
EDUCATION: Temple University, Business degree, accounting 1983
OCCUPATION: Real Estate investor in the Philadelphia area
QUALIFICATIONS: I have been volunteering in the Bensalem school district the last three years. A
few years ago I was asked by the Bensalem Rotary club to open a Interact club at our high school,
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The club is a community service club we volunteer and raise money for
charities. I also am the Bensalem Education Foundation treasurer. We raise money for the district. The
reason I am running I know my business experience and community service can help our district. I
have good budgeting skills that can offer help in that area. I care about are kids and want to help make
their experience at our district a rewarding one.
Pam Strange
Heather Nicholas
Ankit Parikh
Kathleen Lesnevec
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 09/59
EDUCATION: Bucks County Technical School, graduate; Neshaminy Maple Point High School,
graduate
OCCUPATION: Software systems engineer, Wells Fargo Bank
QUALIFICATIONS: Current Bensalem s school board director, member of the Drug and Alcohol
Advisory Board and a volunteer for the Just for the Kids Education Foundation.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: My reason for running for school board is to work toward ensuring our
children get the best education possible. Bensalem school district is seeing positive changes within our
schools and my goal is to keep the momentum going. We need to keep the tax burden low for our
residents by carefully monitoring expenses.
Anand Patel
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 07/1977
EDUCATION: A.A. Liberal Arts: Humanities; B.A. History; B.A. General Theater; working on M.S.
Health & Nutrition Education
OCCUPATION: Nutrition Store Manager
QUALIFICATIONS: I have always sought the learning experience, whether this being stage acting my
early adult years, and/or currently with college studies; it is a continuation I am most proud!
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The cost of the current high school renovation at a staggering $78
million. This is a major issue since costs could have been minimized. Other concerns such as turnover
of superintendents and administrators has become drastic! Many of the current school board members
have missed many meetings. And also the turnover from previous school board members has become
an issue. The taxpayer should not need to provide into renovations a staggered amount of $78 million.
What has caused turnovers?
Kevin Brutschea
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 01/55
EDUCATION: Associates of Science in Business Administration
OCCUPATION: Customer Service for Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., Formerly worked in the Real
Estate Mortgage Industry 2001 to 2014
QUALIFICATIONS: Me and my family have lived, and paid taxes, in Bensalem for over sixty years. I
have four children who all graduated from Philadelphia public schools, and I have many friends whose
children have attended our local schools.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am running for School Director to bring back accountability and
transparency, and to create a more stable environment for our kids, as well as our educators. From the
over spending on the High School Improvement Project, to the 10 year long theft ring, to what seems to
be a constant parade of superintendents and school directors, I think the Citizens of Bensalem deserve a
Board that is more focused on education, and the children, and what helps prepare them for the future.
Kerry Lubin
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 12/1955
EDUCATION: B.S. Temple University; M.Ed. Temple University; Principal Certification
Gwynedd Mercy College
OCCUPATION:
QUALIFICATIONS: 33+ years as an educator & coach in School District of Philadelphia. Resident
of Bensalem for 24 years, both children went through the school district.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The Bensalem school board needs more accountability, stability, and
accountability. There is a $78 million dollar high school renovation. We could have built a brand new
school for a fraction of the cost. There is a constant turnover of superintendents, administrators, which
creates an unstable learning environment and the lack of continuity brings fiscal mismanagement. I
would like to put the children and community first, with a focus on the success of all students.
Harris Martin
Mehwish Tirmizi
REPUBLICAN
Paul David Rizzo
BRISTOL BOROUGH SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Cross Filed
Steven Cullen
Joseph T. Adamson
John Doyle
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB: 05/73
EDUCATION: Bristol High/ BCTHS Graduate 1991
OCCUPATION: Auto Technician/Express Service Foreman, Hamilton Honda
QUALIFICATIONS: Current Bristol Borough School Board Member; Prior President of BCTHS
School Board
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The significant concern that brings myself attention is the School District
has the ability to exceed on standardized testing giving Bristol Borough the recognition that it has. We
as parents, teachers and the community need to step forward and support our students so they can
accomplish any educational aspirations to the best of their abilities to make Bristol Borough one of the
leading educational facilities in Bucks County. Support, positivity and motivation can change anyones
abilities.
Charles Groff
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB: 08/70
EDUCATION: High school graduate
OCCUPATION: Disabled
QUALIFICATIONS: Incumbent Candidate: Past Representative to the Bucks County Intermediated
unit #22; Past Board President; Past Representative Trustee to the Bucks/Mont. Healthcare Consortium;
Current Tech School Board Representative; Current Treasurer of the Board
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The loss of programs while increasing taxes prompted me to run for the
School Board. As an Incumbent Candidate I am proud of what we have accomplished in the last year,
restoring several programs such as full day Kindergarten, music, band, and adding an AP course to the
curriculum. ALL of this was accomplished without ANY TAX INCREASE TO TAXPAYERS. There is
still much to be accomplished.
Jeffrey J. Paleafico
Mary Jane Pot Paglione
Bethanne M. Olczak
Joseph Caro
Nunzio DeMarchis
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 07/80
EDUCATION: Bachelor of Arts-Economics
OCCUPATION: Healthcare Business Consultant: Logistics Manager
QUALIFICATIONS: My occupational background is in contract negotiations, capital budgeting, and
procurement.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Previously full-day kindergarten, music, and other educational programs
were cut from the curriculum, and I felt strongly about getting involved with the School Board. Now
that the programs have been brought back, Im very excited to become involved and assist in ensuring
these programs stay in place. I also believe I can contribute some proficiency in capital budgeting to
ensure that the budget deficit remains eliminated.
BRISTOL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Cross Filed
Kenneth Bruck
Angela Dearing
John Riotto
HOMETOWN: Croydon
DOB: 01/41
EDUCATION: BBA, Temple University
OCCUPATION: Retired from Lockheed Martin, Sr. Systems Engineer
QUALIFICATIONS: 41-year resident of Bristol Township, Community Orientated, Impeccable Legal
Record, Youth Aid Panel Member, 25 years director youth football organization
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We have the highest school tax rate of any district in Bucks County with
a very low rated school system. There is a lack of transparency and straight answers by the now sitting
board. This has caused wasted tax dollars and mismanagement. We will provide clear and concise
guidance, give straight answers to the public and will not hide our duties. We will ensure that the
school admin do their assigned duties as their overseers.
Shane Bowen
HOMETOWN: Newportville
DOB: 08/89
EDUCATION: Im a proud graduate of Bucks County Community College with an associates degree
in fine arts
OCCUPATION: Welder at Falls manufacturing U-Haul technical. I build assemble and repair U-Haul
trailers and trucks.
QUALIFICATIONS: I bring with me young intuition, personal financial skills, and a fresh
recollection of academics.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Alongside my father council man Craig Bowen, Ive has seen firsthand
the burden that Bristol township taxpayers have endured. Ive met seniors who had to choose between
medication paying taxes. Many of my friends and family have moved away from Bristol town ship
because of the rising school taxes.
Kelly Larkin
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 9/79
EDUCATION: McCorristen Catholic High School 9-10; Hamilton High West graduate
OCCUPATION: Sales manager, Airgas in Levittown, 7 years.
QUALIFICATIONS: Since making the decision to run for school board I have shadowed school board
members in other districts as well as attend meetings with them. I have been having meetings several
times a week with my team to familiarize ourselves as well as doing research on my own.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I have 3 children in 3 different schools in Bristol Twp, and if the
conditions arent good enough for my kids, they arent good enough for yours. I will make sure that
more of our hard earned tax dollars make it to our classrooms, where it belongs. I will find all of the
wasteful spending and expunge it.
Helen M. Cini

Frank Pease
William Keenan
W. Earl Bruck
DEMOCRATIC
Edwin Murphy
Stacy B. Gerlach
Constance Moore
Amanda Geist
HOMETOWN: Croydon
DOB: 09/85
EDUCATION: Temple University: Secondary Education/ English and Political Science. My Masters
degree is in Urban Education with a focus on school policy.
OCCUPATION: Classroom teacher, School District of Philadelphia
QUALIFICATIONS: My academic and profession backgrounds give me an understanding of
education.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I was prompted to run for school board because I see on a regular basis
the problems public education faces today. As a parent, I am concerned about the direction education is
moving in our country and wanted the opportunity to effect change for my own children and all the
children of Bristol Township. I felt that my academic training and professional experience would allow
me to bring a new perspective to the board. The major issues I hope to tackle include testing, funding
and community building around education.
CENTENNIAL REGION 1 SCHOOL DIRECTOR
DEMOCRATIC/ REPUBLICAN
Cross Filed
Mark B. Miller
David Shafter
HOMETOWN: Southampton
DOB: 03/50
EDUCATION: Penn State University MS Accounting

OCCUPATION: State Monitor in the Lakewood School District
QUALIFICATIONS: I have 39 years of experience working in business offices of various school
districts of which 28 years was at the level of school business administrator or fiscal compliance. I am
a CPA and a certified school business administrator.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I want to continue the work I started 4 years ago. This includes
improving the educational environment for all learners, creating incentives to attract and keep a superior
faculty and administration, and to maintain our community involvement. The way to do this is to
provide adequate resources while at the same time considering the ability of community to pay for those
resources.
Cross Filed
Steven A. Adams
HOMETOWN: Warminster
DOB: 05/61
EDUCATION: E.D. Bachelors of Business Administration, Temple University
OCCUPATION: Loan Officer, Bank of America
QUALIFICATIONS: Three decades of community involvement with various boards and committees.
Four years on the Centennial School Boar Operations Committee and Finance Committee Chairman.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am a 54 year resident with deep roots in the Warminster Community. I
will continue to address the financial and education concerns of the district with the same honest and
straightforward approach that I have come to be known for.
Andrew M. Pollock
DOB: 11/42
EDUCATION: B.S. and M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University; Ed.D., Southeast Nova University
OCCUPATION: Retired Educator: Social Studies Teacher, High School Principal, Superintendent of
Schools
QUALIFICATIONS: 8 years on the School Board (4 years as President)
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I ran for the Board the first time because I wanted the School Board to be
more responsive to the needs of the community. I believe I have accomplished this by listening to
parents, students, teachers, and the school administrators. I will continue to try and provide the best
possible education for the students within the financial constraints of the Centennial School District.
Cross Filed
Charles Kleinschmidt
DOB: 09/53
EDUCATION: BS Personnel and Human Resource Administration, Arcadia University
OCCUPATION: Retired Executive, Part-time Realtor
QUALIFICATIONS: Three years as School Director, Twenty years as a Senior Executive at a Fortune
100 Corporation
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I would like to serve a second term on the School Board to continue the
positive reorganization that has occurred during the past three years. In my opinion, the most significant
success to date is item 5.2 on the April 7th agenda that clarified the access a Board Member may have to
Administrators, Employees and Buildings. (Approved 6 3 0) Complimented by the new
Organization Chart that is currently being considered.
CENTRAL BUCKS REGION 1 SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Cross Filed
Karen M. Smith
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
DOB: 08/70
EDUCATION: Bachelors Degree, Syracuse University
OCCUPATION: Communications Consultant
QUALIFICATIONS: accredited in Public Relations by PRSA. Pennsylvania Education Policy Fellow
ANSWER TO QUESTION: A school district is a public trust, and I have been concerned at the lack
of transparency in CB. I will use my experience to facilitate a dialogue with our community, defining
what an outstanding 21st century education means to us. I also understand how recent budget surpluses
offer us the opportunity to provide such an educational program while keeping taxes low. My
experience in education means I can quickly get to work representing you.
REPUBLICAN
James R. Duffy
Cross Filed
Dennis Weldon
HOMETOWN: Doylestown
DOB: 08/71
EDUCATION: J.D.
QUALIFICATIONS: Twenty-five years of management experience, including corporate governance
and compliance matters. Advised public agencies similar to the School Board for more than 13 years.
Understand the challenges the Directors face in terms of balancing budgets, maintaining good employee
relations and providing high quality schools for our children and taxpayers.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I want to help make certain that our schools continue to prepare our
children for the real world. Our educational process and curriculum must anticipate the active role of
parents and guardians. The development of new polices must be transparent, responsive to public input
and subject to change if found lacking. If elected, I will value the input of our educators and our parents
and manage the district as the public trust that it is.
Cross Filed
Glenn Schloeffel
HOMETOWN: Buckingham
DOB: 05/62
EDUCATION: B.S Indiana University of Pennsylvania
OCCUPATION: Small Business Owner, Consultant in the Pharmaceutical Industry
QUALIFICATIONS: 25 year resident of Buckingham Township. Attended Buckingham Elementary,
Holicong, C.B. East. Both children attend C. B. schools. Retired U.S. Navy Reserves. Career:
Medical/Pharma field, small/medium sized companies: Sales and Operations. Led teams, negotiated
contracts, responsible for multi-million dollar budgets, built alliances/consensus.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: C.B. has an exceptional school district and we need to continue to
improve. Curriculum must be in-line with the changing demands. Increased
Communications/Transparency: Proactively inform our community of issues the CBSD is considering
and seek input. The community needs to know how their voices can most effectively be heard. Fiscal
Responsibility: We do not need to increase taxes/spending to better serve our students and community.
Dollars not directly attributed to academics must be closely evaluated.
Wayne Marquez
HOMETOWN: Furlong
DOB: 08/64
EDUCATION: Graduate of NYU School of Law, JD and SUNY Albany, BA
OCCUPATION: CEO of Educational Software Company
QUALIFICATIONS: My experience includes years as a classroom teacher, founder/executive director
of a 24 year old nonprofit youth agency, developer of childrens software, leader of a venture-backed
educational company sold to Apple and creator of the 14 year old American Dream 101 program.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As a father of three daughters attending school in Central Bucks and a
business owner for over two decades, I have worked with administrators of hundreds of schools in 16
cities, personally trained over 800 teachers and led teams that created innovative school programs and
computer games completed by well over 175,000 students. With this unique opportunity to share my
expertise, provide leadership and collaborate with District staff, I ask for your support. Thank you.
Phyllis Melendez


Cross Filed
Sharon Collopy
DOB: 01/17
EDUCATION: BS, Science, Penn State
OCCUPATION: Bookkeeper
QUALIFICATIONS: 20 year CBSD parent and volunteer: State Board testimony on curriculum,
District Strategic Planning, Kutz H&S Co-President, Fundraising, Activities Committee Chair,
Superintendent Advisory Council, Treasurer- West Field Hockey and Wrestling, Girl Scout Leader,
Kids' Castle original building, Coach and Volunteer DAA, CB Gym Club.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am disappointed by decisions our administrators and board members
have made. Middle school schedule changes cut students' electives, computer classes, and decreased
credits earned. The departments ban eliminated a successful practice used at elementary schools. The
report cards eliminated grades. When community members object, our voices are tolerated, then
ignored. We've had our taxes raised with excess money in the budget. We need open, transparent
decision making, to consider stakeholders input, and honest budgets.
Tyler Tomlinson
DOB: 01/70
EDUCATION: New York Law School 1995
QUALIFICATIONS: Served on School Board 2011 2015, elected School Board Vice-President,
lifelong Doylestown resident, CB East Class of 88, 4 children soon to be 5 - attending CB schools.
Community organizer for Saving Kids Castle. Coach for YMCA, DAA and CBAA sports.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issue is maintaining our excellent schools at a
reasonable cost to the taxpayer. There were NO tax increases in 2 out of 3 years. This has NEVER
happened. During my tenure, the Governors Award for Excellence was awarded to 22 out of 23
schools. School Safety is also paramount.
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Lou White
DOB: 11/35
EDUCATION: B.S. West Chester U.; M.A. Rutgers; Principals Certificate, Lehigh
OCCUPATION: Retired
QUALIFICATIONS: 33 years, teacher and administrator, most in Central Bucks; 15 years Middle
Level consultant to 30 districts in Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
ANSWER TO QUESTION: By any objective measure, Central Bucks in an excellent school district.
The challenge is to keep it so. Any people organization needs to remain dynamic, constantly reexamining itself lest it become complacent. Therefore I will monitor the factors by which the district
measures its progress, while being an effective steward of our financial resources, and still providing
the very best educational program of our children. I will assure that all stakeholders are listened to
when making decisions about them.
Beth Darcy
DOB: 12/68
EDUCATION: BS Finance, Villanova University
OCCUPATION: Homemaker
QUALIFICATIONS: Leader and volunteer for over a decade: Co-Founder of CB Engage, Doyle HSA
Co-President, CBSD Tax Study Commission Member, CBSD Strategic Plan Member, CBAA Lacrosse
Director, Soccer Coach and CCD Teacher. Have attended most CBSD Board and Committee meetings
for three years
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The leadership of CBSD has shut out thoughtful input from parents,
students, teachers and taxpayers on issues including: tax increases, maintaining undisclosed surpluses,
the middle school schedule change, the ban on departments, new report cards and personnel issues. By
electing me, voters can expect a commitment to communication, collaboration and transparency. I will
seek opinions, focus on students first and work to ensure your tax dollars are spent with due diligence.
COUNCIL ROCK REGION 1 SCHOOL DIRECTOR
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Bill Foster
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB: 10/62
EDUCATION: Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Carnegie-Mellon Chemical Engineering
OCCUPATION: Drug discovery researcher.
QUALIFICATIONS: Highly educated, value education, experienced with large, complex,
government regulated processes, prior experience as a science teacher (USA Peace Corps). School
Board experience in finance, capital projects, career and technical education, family and community
focused.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am seeking this office to work for the long term sustainability of
Council Rock. Continuously improving educational programs at Council Rock while thoughtfully
managing renewal of aging facilities, declining enrollment, escalating pension and health costs and
unfunded mandates requires planning ahead, getting broad input, building consensus, and making
difficult choices. I have the experience to help make this marathon effort of steady attention, community
input, fiscal forethought, and educational vision for the future succeed
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Edward F. Tate
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB: 12/55
EDUCATION: B.A., English, IUP; M.S. Marketing Communications, WVU
OCCUPATION: Director of Communications, Research and Economic Development, Rutgers
University
QUALIFICATIONS: Most of my professional career has been in education: the University of Illinois,
Educational Testing Service and Rutgers University. My work has involved communicating research on
basic education as well as higher education.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Council Rock serves its residents and students well. I want to ensure that
the district continues to excel and even improve. Education is part of my family heritage and I believe
we need strong leadership to guarantee value for our tax dollars while delivering the best education
possible. Most of my professional career has been in education. I will use my experience and
knowledge to help the district make smart decisions going forward.
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Richard Wilkinson
HOMETOWN: Richboro
DOB: 07/69
EDUCATION: B.A. in communications, Fordham University
OCCUPATION: 24 years experience working and running construction projects.
QUALIFICATIONS: Spending is an issue for old buildings and possible new schools. I bring a
viewpoint which the Board currently lacks.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Construction at your home can be nerve-wracking. No one likes a
project to go over budget or past due dates. As a Churchville Elementary parent, I saw first-hand how
disruptive a renovation can be to the learning experience. I want to help make sure that the
infrastructure plan is comprehensive, well planned and realistically budgeted. My experience will help
to ensure that projects are well managed, completed in a timely fashion and are on budget.
Wendi Thomas
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Jerald S. Grupp
HOMETOWN: Holland
DOB: 04/58
EDUCATION: BS Economics (Penn State)
OCCUPATION: VP Quality and Regulatory-Clinical Research
QUALIFICATIONS: 16 years of service on Council Rock Board. 2 prior years of service on School
District committees (Safety and Class Size)Present Finance Chair, past facilities, policy, and
Academic committees. Professional manager responsible for budgeting, policy with hiring and
oversight responsibilities for my department.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The new CRSD board will have 5 members with 2 years or less
experience. As the Senior member with 16 years, I am the institutional memory for the Board and
Administration. With 2 major middle school projects getting under way; I have overseen previous
construction projects as a School Director. With a new Superintendent, the district needs my experience
to continue the tradition of excellence, quality and responsibility for which the district is known.
Leslie Rothberg
HOMETOWN: Holland
DOB: 08/64
EDUCATION: Masters of Social Work
OCCUPATION: School Social Worker with Bristol Township School District
QUALIFICATIONS: Former Hills of Northampton Association Board Member for ten years;
Employed by a public school district for 8 years; and Volunteer as an Advisor for a local youth group.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The issues that prompted me to run for Council Rock School Board were
the increase in taxes despite the decline in enrollment, ageing of district buildings, and obsolescence of
some of our districts technology. Therefore, by providing new and insightful leadership, I hope to be
able to ensure that district building upgrades are cost effective, and updating of technology is done
efficiently, minimizing unnecessary waste.
Cross Filed
Michael Thorwart
HOMETOWN: Holland
DOB: 02/66
EDUCATION: PhD Chemical Engineering Penn State
OCCUPATION: Senior Research Scientist
QUALIFICATIONS: I have over 20 years of experience as project manager, data analyst, engineer
and scientist. I am active in CR Board meetings, Academic Standards, Facilities and Finance committee
meetings. A am active in the community and served on the Superintendents Advisory Committee.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: CR is confronting: a new superintendent, two large middle school
projects, new teacher and support staff contracts, and ongoing budgetary constraints caused by the state
pension system. I will seek to ensure CR maintains its educational excellence while respecting the
taxpayers who finance the district. I believe in providing a quality education at a reasonable cost.
Michelle Held
HOMETOWN: Holland
DOB: 09/68
EDUCATION: BS Chemical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

OCCUPATION: Entrepreneur and 18-year business owner in business development, internet
technologies, marketing strategist and author
QUALIFICATIONS: Director and Treasurer, Northampton Bucks County Municipal Authority,
Director, CTO and founder, KindQuilts, a 501(c)(3) charity, Director, Manalapan Soccer Club. Lower
Bucks Swim League Referee, Community Activist
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am running for School Director because, as a parent and taxpayer, I am
concerned about Council Rocks fiscal health as well as the classroom-learning environment. Our
district faces budgetary and capital planning challenges with its aging buildings and rising pension
contributions. My priorities are to minimize infrastructure improvement costs and decrease the cost per
student by implementing technology in affordable, right-sized facilities. I will use my experience to
advocate for students of all abilities.
Morrisville Borough School District School Director
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Wanda Kartal
HOMETOWN: Morrisville
DOB: 12/64
EDUCATION: Studied at BCCC/Earned HR certification from Villanova
OCCUPATION: recruiter/HR Manager
QUALIFICATIONS: I am a current School Board Director and Chair of the Joint Board/Council
Committee, the Board Rep to the BCIU#22 and serve on the HR and PR Committee. I also served as
Rep to the BCTHS.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am seeking reelection to the board for several reasons but my priority is
my son currently in 10th grade. It is a great honor to serve our community and I would like to continue
the work of this board that has shown great respect for the institution and the children. Morrisville kids
deserve a board that believes in them and fights for them daily and one that will make decisions based
on facts.
David Stoneburner
Damon Miller
Neshaminy School District - Region 1 School Director
Cross Filed
Karen Lowry
Steve Buffardi
Stephen Steve Pirritano
HOMETOWN: Feasterville
DOB: 8/1964
EDUCATION: Jules E. Mastbaum Vocational Technical High School
OCCUPATION: President, C & G Auto Repair Inc.
QUALIFICATIONS: Current School Board member. Neshaminy Citizen Contract Advisory
Committee 2011 thru June 2013. Citizen Advisory for Superintendent Selection 2012
Citizen Advisor for NESPA Cost Containment Committee, 2013. Chairman of the Ad Hoc Facilities
Committee. Chairman Administrators Contract Committee
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Teachers impasse lit my fire originally. As a Board member, I want to
offer our children more opportunities, a 21st century education and environment is crucial. I want to
provide the best for the next generation as the generation before did for me. Revenue is key. We must
consolidated and operate efficiently before we ask taxpayers for more. I believe the Roadmap is the
bridge to the future. No need to raise taxes.
Tina Hollenbach
HOMETOWN: Trevose
DOB: 8/1970
EDUCATION: Penn State University
OCCUPATION: Bank Branch Manager, VP
QUALIFICATIONS: With 20 years of experience, I have balanced multiple people's interests while
staying within budget. I make difficult decisions that have the most impact for all. I work on task
forces and focus groups in a collaborative effort to foster positive results.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I decided to run for school board to help ensure all children of the district
have the best education possible. This is done by fiscal responsibility, and forward thinking. If as a
district we are prudent with our limited dollars, and provide innovative programs we can make this a
district that parents will want to have their children educated in. We can be a top rated district in the
State, while keeping taxes in check.
Cross Filed
Anthony Sposato
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 12/1951
EDUCATION: Some College; History & Retail Management Certification from Penn Sate Continuing
Education
OCCUPATION: Business owner, Writer, Retired Manager, Veteran
QUALIFICATIONS: Currently serving as school board member. Over 3 years, raised Neshaminys
ranking from 246th to 116th of Pennsylvania Districts. Added educational programs & full day
kindergarten, No tax increase.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I ran in 2012 because of the academic decline of the district, while
teachers wanted more. We are doing great things in Neshaminy, STEM program Full Day Kindergarten
doubled English Arts and more. I want to continue the momentum. I dont believe that my opponents
are interested in education; they only want to keep their school opened. I understand that proper
management of resources makes a bigger difference then throwing money at a problem.
John V. Allen
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 9/1964
EDUCATION: Drexel University, Certifications in HVAC, Energy production and Management,
Emission control, related Electro/Mechanical systems.
OCCUPATION: Owner: Allen Controls; member of ISA, RSES, BSA (Eagle Scout & Leader)
QUALIFICATIONS: Utility systems field engineer, Citizens Consolidation Committee; Contractor
for Dept. of Defense, Pennsylvania Public Works, Universities & hospitals throughout the region.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: A candidates stance on consolidation shouldnt be the only criteria used
for selection. There are a myriad of issues facing the Board; education, finances, labor relations,
contract negotiations, tax issues; all of which I have an interest in and experience with. If aging facility
issues are going to be the key issue then my 35 years experience working with facility directors on these
very issues would be of unique value and beneficial to the district.
Bob Feather
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 11/1962
EDUCATION: High school graduate.
OCCUPATION: Self Employed Home Inspector
QUALIFICATIONS: Being self-employed provides responsibilities regarding communication with
people through customer service, bookkeeping, budgeting and time management. I am a former Board
Member for Bucks County Habitat for Humanity as well as the Tri-State chapter of the American
Society for Home Inspectors.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The Neshaminy "Road Map" is an irresponsible game being played out in
our schools, with our children, will close 3 schools, cause students to be jockeyed from one end of the
district to the other, extend the current bond 10 years costing us up to $116 Million. Improve open
dialog with residents and implement a plan that has the least impact on our students, schools,
community, and taxpayers while addressing our future infrastructure needs.
Robert J. Sanna, Jr.
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 5/1975
EDUCATION:
OCCUPATION:
QUALIFICATIONS: Im a High School graduate and I have been a Financial Management Analyst
for 20 years. Im also a parent with children who will attend schools in Neshaminy. Its an advantage
for me because it allows me to see, firsthand, how decisions made by the board and the administration
affect students.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I hope to shift gears and to be a part of the resolution to bring 5th graders
back to Elementary School and to invest in our current assets thus protecting our neighborhoods and
property value. Also my plan will include bringing superior customer service, to you, the taxpayer. I
will seek your opinion and input on decisions that I have to make and include you in the process.
Robert Bob Tull
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 9/52
EDUCATION: Neshaminy High school diploma, and some college
OCCUPATION: Independent consultant to governments, asset managers, stock exchanges and trust
banks
QUALIFICATIONS: Served on the Neshaminy School Board from 1990 to 1999
ANSWER TO QUESTION: In 1990s the Board was making poor decisions about a second high
school causing future harm to taxpayers and students. I see the current Board repeating this mistake
under similar conditions. I would reverse the current plan to move 5th graders to the middle schools,
suspend new construction, increase renovations and resolve the excess student capacity at the middle
schools where it is occurring. I wouldnt resolve complex middle school problems with poor elementary
school decisions.
Paul Murdock
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: Not reported
EDUCATION: Associates Degree in Marine Electronics from Trident Training Facility
OCCUPATION: Bio-Medical Field Service Engineer
QUALIFICATIONS: NOT REPORTED
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I'm concerned about the current, incomplete plan in Neshaminy, and how
it will affect our younger children. We need a comprehensive plan that saves money, doesn't overburden
taxpayers, and is flexible in nature. There are many ways to accomplish this, instead of closing
neighborhood schools. I propose utilizing cost-saving measures that neighboring districts are currently
using to provide more cost savings than what the current board has planned.
Doug Suessegger
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 10/1983
EDUCATION: Magna Cum Laude, Drew University, on a Bill Gates Millennium Scholarship
OCCUPATION: Government Account Manager
QUALIFICATIONS: As Mayoral Chief-of-Staff and aid to a Governor, I gained experience managing
budgets and implementing policies. As an account-manager, I help save government entities money by
leveraging contracts and increasing operational and facility efficiency without outsourcing.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: If elected, I will advocate for an educational experience that will set the
bar in Pennsylvania by inviting all community stakeholders to participate. I will work to reverse the bad
policies implemented by our board and advocate for plans that create a foundation for the long-term
success of every Neshaminy student. This includes preserving neighborhood schools and investing in
our assets. I would offer alternative plans featuring grant money to conduct cost-neutral, energyefficient facility upgrades.
Cross Filed
Staci J. OBrien
Marty Sullivan

Mark Shubin
New Hope - Solebury School District School Director
Cross Filed
Jeffrey Kearney
Jonathan Adar
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: NOT REPORTED
EDUCATION: MBA, Finance, The Pennsylvania State University, Smeal College of Business
OCCUPATION: Senior Director, External Manufacturing, Teva Pharmaceuticals
QUALIFICATIONS: 17 year Resident, Current School Director, Chair Facilities Committee, Former
Chair Finance Committee, Former member Curriculum Advisory Committee, PSBA New School
Director Training, PSBA School Board President Workshop, Negotiated Collective Bargaining
Agreements
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am dedicated to providing our students, families and community with a
premier school district that is academically on the cutting edge and that is physically safe and
appropriate to educate our students. These goals must be met in an environment of fiscal responsibility.
We have been modernizing our curriculum technology and educational methods and have recently
begun implementation of a critical campus revitalization plan that does not require an additional annual
tax obligation.
Mark Cowell
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: 12/15
EDUCATION: Masters in Educational Administration
OCCUPATION: Retired Public School Superintendent
QUALIFICATIONS: Forty year career in public education as a middle school teacher, curriculum
supervisor, business administrator, superintendent and finally a state fiscal monitor working for the New
Jersey Commissioner of Education in fiscally and administratively struggling school districts.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The New Hope Solebury Board currently has seven of nine members
who have been on the board for less than two years. This inexperienced board will be making
financial/educational decisions pertaining to: $28.5 million construction project, escalating pension
costs, state testing/staff evaluation, declining enrollment, budget development, taxes and the
replacement of the Business Administrator. My educational/career experiences, especially as a former
business administrator/fiscal monitor, can assist in making these critical decisions.
Douglas J. McDonough
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: 1/72
EDUCATION: BA-Psychology; JD-George Mason School of Law

QUALIFICATIONS: Two children in school, one child about to enter the District. Licensed Mediator
and arbitrator. Previous president of two homeowners associations. Well versed in the sunshine laws,
Roberts Rules of Orders and other procedural requirements.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As my youngest prepared to enter kindergarten, joining my two children
already in school, I plan on seeing the District maintains its stellar reputation for decades to come. I
would promote an air of civility and transparency on the board while promoting fiscal responsibility and
engaging in a more open dialogue between the board and the community. I would meet our childrens
educational needs for the future while holding onto the traditions of the past.
Jennifer C. Gormley
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: 6/1977
EDUCATION: Master of Education in the Foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis,
University of Cincinnati. BA, Shippensburg University
OCCUPATION: Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Licensed Behavior Specialist
QUALIFICATIONS: Bucks County Intermediate Unit (Consultant for Neshaminy School District);
Behavior Specialist (BCBA, LBS); Itinerant Autistic & Emotional Support Specialist
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Im running for school board because I feel that education needs a
strong representative at this Boards table. I believe every child's educational journey is important and
its the boards job to ensure that the school provides an education that provides data-driven successful
results. I believe Id bring this currently missing piece to the board. As an education/behavioral health
professional, and importantly, a mother of typical learners and a child with Autism, I am the voice for
many.
Maria Povacs
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: 3/1977
EDUCATION: MBA
OCCUPATION: Manager
QUALIFICATIONS: MBA, experience with contractor qualification/selection for NJ
School.Construction Program
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Given our school district is seeking to engage in over 28MM
addition/renovation project in the next school years and in light of the cost of this project, I am offering
my expertise in the area of contractor selection/qualification and budget evaluations in an effort to
curtail cost and scope increase, ensuring fiscal responsibility so that the community as well as the
school prospers. My involvement with New Jerseys $6B school construction program provided me
John J. Capriotti
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: 6/1966
EDUCATION: BS, Mechanical Engineering, Pennsylvania State University
OCCUPATION: Owner/CEO R&P Technologies, LLC
QUALIFICATIONS: I own and operate a DoD engineering services company which specializes in
U.S. Navy new ship construction. I manage a multi million dollar business with more than 70
employees and offices throughout the U.S. giving me strong financial experience.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I strongly believe our High School requires extensive renovations but the
currently approved $28M project is triple what should be the cost of renovation. The increase is due to
the expansion of the campus which is a questionable decision considering the declining population of
students in our district. In addition I have concerns about the increase of debt without plan for
supporting PSERS. If elected I would provide leadership with a fiscally conservative approach.
Kathy Feehan
Scott H. Kelley
Palisades School District - Region 1 School Director
Cross Filed
Stephen Kunkel
HOMETOWN: Upper Black Eddy
DOB: 11/54
EDUCATION: MBA, Purdue University, Finance/Marketing; BA, Ithaca College
OCCUPATION: Technical Consultant, AT&T
QUALIFICATIONS: Eleven years board experience. Board President 2010. Committees: Educational
Programs and Services, Athletic; Policy. PSBA Liaison. PSBA Assistant Regional Director, Legislative
Policy Council. 125+ hours PSBA training/conferences on school governance; Extensive contacts on
Boards throughout PA.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: My primary concern is that we provide the best education for our kids
that we can afford. To do this we must constantly weigh the investment we make with the value of the
programs they support. We must make the best use of technology possible, provide appropriate training
and support for our professional staff, and constantly look for ways to innovate and make improvements
at the lowest cost possible without compromising quality.
Eric Gretzinger
HOMETOWN: Ottsville
DOB: 4/1961
EDUCATION: Master of Science, Physics, Lehigh University
OCCUPATION: R&D Scientist, Penn State University
QUALIFICATIONS: I manage interdisciplinary teams that solve complex research problems; while at
the same time providing educational advancement for the team members. I have strong community ties
with the Palisades school community because of my 12 years of coaching.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Education and return on our tax investment are the issues that prompted
my candidacy. While Palisades provides a good education, it is not excellent. Comparing Palisades to
Central Bucks reveals that Palisades underperforms academically, at a cost of 50% more per student. All
taxpayers underwrite this expense with the expectation that school performance will increase property
valuation. It is time to provide the strategic direction and leadership to enable our teachers to provide
educational excellence.
Cross Filed
David Haubert
DOB: 2/1970
EDUCATION: Temple University B.A.
OCCUPATION: Business Owner
QUALIFICATIONS: As owner of Colonial Woods Family Camping Resort, I have experience in
managing budgets, leading staff, setting policies and priorities. I was previously employed as a Federal
Law Enforcement Officer for the United States Customs Service. Im also an Army Veteran of the Gulf
War
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Palisades, like all districts in the state, is dealing with decreased funding.
The challenge is; how do we as a community provide a superior education for our children, while
working within a fiscally responsible budget? I am running for School Board because I believe we can
do both. Relying on my business experience, I would ensure all policies and actions support the goal of
a well-rounded education for our children, without overburdening our residents.
Shari Vandergast
HOMETOWN: Kintnersville
DOB: 07/1965
EDUCATION: BS, Cornell University; MSW, Columbia University; Juris Doctorate, Temple
University
OCCUPATION: Senior Vice President, Diakon
QUALIFICATIONS: I have 25 years of experience as a non-profit leader, with expertise in financial
management, quality improvement and human resource management. I serve on the Palisades School
District's Wellness Committee and currently serve as the President of the Palisades Music Boosters
organization. I am an active parent volunteer and advocate for our students and our school district.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We can maintain both the exceptional quality of the education we offer
our students and the fiscal responsibility we owe to our taxpayers. My mission is to ensure that we
focus on quality while ensuring that we fund our schools in a way that enables all our residents to
continue to live in here in beautiful, rural Upper Bucks County.
James Beerer
HOMETOWN: Durham
DOB: 2/1948
EDUCATION: Master of Education (E Ed.)/Pennsylvania State University
OCCUPATION: Adjunct Instructor (retired) Wilkes University
QUALIFICATIONS: Over 40 years experience in Education. Previous experience as President of the
Palisades Board of School Directors during two prior terms of service. My strengths center on fiscal
matters, school policy development, comprehensive planning and staff relations.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The Palisades School District possesses a rich tradition of academic
excellence and strong student performance. It also functions as an outstanding centerpiece for the
townships and borough tat it serves. However, it is imperative that the district continue to improve
instruction through the proper allocation of funds. Teacher training and professional development must
always be the top priority. Financial resources must be reserved for this primary function of our school
systemthe education of students.

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Robert S. Musantry
Carol Clemens
HOMETOWN: Coopersburg
DOB: 12/1939
EDUCATION: Masters Degree from Kutztown University
OCCUPATION: Retired educator
QUALIFICATIONS: I have been on the Palisades School Board for 28 years. I continue to be
interested in providing excellent education for the students and doing it as economically as possible.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I am concerned about the amount and goals of the student testing and
preparation for testing that is currently being done. There needs to be discussions and decisions made
to make the best use of school time for learning. I am also concerned about property taxes. Palisades
has not raised taxes for three years. The taxpayers of Springfield Township deserve to have directors
who are thrifty and I try to find ways to reduce costs.
Pennridge School District School Director
Cross Filed
Christine Yardley
HOMETOWN: Sellersville
DOB: 9/1967
EDUCATION: Harvard University (B.A.), Temple University (M.Ed.)
OCCUPATION: High School Teacher
QUALIFICATIONS: 5 years as Pennridge School Director, more than 25 years working in education
ANSWER TO QUESTION: A strong public education is important for our children and community. I
will continue to improve our schools and keep taxes low. By increasing energy efficiency, refinancing
bonds, and cutting operational costs, we have saved money. I will support more cost-saving efforts and
continue my work to raise $2 million to offset the cost of the new stadium. My goals for Pennridge are
better schools, increased property values, reasonable taxes, and a vibrant community.
Joan Cullen
HOMETOWN: Souderton
DOB: 9/1972
EDUCATION: B.S. Secondary Education, Social Studies; Penn State
OCCUPATION: Homemaker
QUALIFICATIONS: Professional: Director of Education (Sylvan Learning); social studies teacher;
substitute teacher. Volunteer: Pennridge Comprehensive Planning Steering Committee; classroom
instructional helper; multiple years on elementary and middle school PTO boards (President; VP);
chaired or served on special event/project committees; Volleyball Booster VP (2 yrs).
ANSWER TO QUESTION: My chief concern is how best to fulfill the boards role as a liaison
between the community and the district. Ive discussed many issues with community members. The
details of those are too much to go into here, and are really of secondary importance. Issues dont matter
as much as our attitude does. The key is to have a cooperative spirit, and be willing to look for creative
solutions. With that, we can accomplish anything.
Robert Piacine
HOMETOWN: West Rockhill
DOB: 6/1966
EDUCATION: MBA, Saint Josephs University
OCCUPATION: Sales Director, Health Care services company
QUALIFICATIONS: My combination of professional experience, education, and a commitment to
community make me an ideal candidate worthy of your vote. My business skills and training, along
with a long volunteer history, are easily applied to this role.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I will bring energy, integrity, and transparency in service to the Pennridge
community. We will not always agree on how to accomplish the task, but we can all agree on the goals,
which are to provide quality education, and prepare our students for their future endeavors. My efforts
will be focused on academics, financial challenges, activities, and community involvement. During the
decision making process, I will take into account the needs of all community stakeholders.
Peter A. Yarnell
DOB: 3/1945
EDUCATION: S.B. in Physical Chemistry, M.I.T.; Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry, University of
California, Berkeley
OCCUPATION: Research Chemist
QUALIFICATIONS: Pennridge School Board (1991-present). President 9 years including current
year, Chair of Curriculum Committee 15 years. Chair of the UBAVTS Joint Operation Committee 2
years
ANSWER TO QUESTION: a. Budgetary Resources: Declining State and Federal revenues increasing
mandated expenditures (e.g., pension costs and health care), and Act 1 tax limitations. The next
Pennridge Board must make difficult decisions concern resources/needs without sacrificing educational
quality. b. Contract Settlements: Achieving fair and reasonable settlements of both the Teachers and the
Support Staff contracts currently under negotiation. These negotiations require an ongoing, civil
dialogue with due consideration of tax implications, budgetary constraints and academic goals.
Ada Miller
DOB: 1/1952
EDUCATION: Harcum College
OCCUPATION: Occupational Therapy
QUALIFICATIONS: Current PSD Director. Special Assignments: Superintendent search, Act 93
Agreement negotiation, PESPA negotiation, Bucks County IU, UB Technical School
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I remain committed to equipping our students with the 21st century skills
required to be successful in a global economy upon graduation. Supporting our staff and students, K12, during the constant advancement of technology is a crucial component to their success. Open
communication is key in attaining this goal by heeding and exploring new ideas and perspectives. Long
term financial planning is critical for the future strength of education and the Pennridge Community.
Megan M. Banis-Clemens
DOB: 10/1984
EDUCATION: BA Elementary Education; Additional Certifications: Middle Math 7-9,
Reading/Language Arts 7-9
OCCUPATION: Teacher Upper Perk, Quakertown, Souderton, Pennridge, Currently stay-at-home
mom
QUALIFICATIONS: Unified Perspective Pennridge student/graduate, athlete, teacher, parent,
volunteer, coach, homeowner; Insight ideas, successes/failures of various districts; learning from
different colleagues, parents, school boards, administrators. Secretary, PYSA Board. Own/manage
several properties.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Direct attention and funds back to the classroom. Use creative solutions
to solve problems and maximize resources. Control debt and taxes by living within our means.
Prioritize needs and develop a long-term plan to meet them. Lead by example and teach our kids
responsibility by planning, saving and fundraising for wants first instead of mortgaging future
generations. Facilitate open and honest communications. Encourage community participation in a
respectful and thoughtful way. More info-pennridgefirst.com.
Pennsbury School District - Region 1 School Director
Cross Filed
Carla Neubaum
HOMETOWN: Lower Makefield
DOB: 10/1970
EDUCATION: B.A. English & Secondary Education, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL
OCCUPATION: Education Product Specialist Vantage Learning, Yardley, PA. Supports School
Districts initiatives with linguistic software solutions.
QUALIFICATIONS: Active Pennsbury School Volunteer, Concerned Parent and Taxpayer,
Professional and Educator who understands the value of differentiated education to help every child
succeed.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Pennsbury taxpayers invest over $17,000 per student for a Pennsbury
education. Despite this amount, the lack of differentiated instruction results in many of our students
falling through the cracks in buildings that are in desperate need of repair. Our current budget should
support everything required to have a top-rated school district that meets each childs individual needs.
I want to investigate creative solutions including bringing a STEM school to Pennsbury without any
additional taxpayer expense.
T.R. Kannan
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: 4/1973
EDUCATION: M.S in Information Science, Penn State; B.S in Engineering
OCCUPATION: Director, Bristol-Myers Squibb
QUALIFICATIONS: My engineering and technology background gives me the necessary skills to
analyze and find solutions to complicated issues and ensure that all of our children are given the best
possible education given our very challenging budget conditions.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We are at a critical crossroad between preparing our children for the
future and increasing financial pressures. I will ensure fiscal responsibility and good governance by
allocating funds wisely and being prudent with our limited tax dollars; Support a well rounded
curriculum, including STEM education, that prepares students for career and life success; Improve
community-school collaboration by connecting retired professionals with students for mentoring and
career guidance.
Cross Filed
Gary S. Sanderson
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 4/1958
EDUCATION: S.U.N.Y. College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse. Bachelor of
Science in 1983. Dual major in Resource Management and Forest Biology.
OCCUPATION: Environmental Specialist State of New Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection Site Remediation Program.
QUALIFICATIONS: Served 7 years on School Board
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Im not running for election based on any one issue. I feel that I can
balance the needs to maintain the high standard of education that the district provides to its students,
maintain a safe environment for our students and maintain and improve the infrastructure within the
district while taking into consideration what the community can afford.
John Palmer
Jacqueline Redner
Cross Filed
Annette Dearolf
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: 10/1969
EDUCATION: Bachelors of Architectural Engineering from Pennsylvania State University
OCCUPATION: Mom and Consulting Structural Engineer
QUALIFICATIONS: I have been involved within Pennsbury for the last 10 years as President of
Pennsbury PAGE and President of the Eleanor Roosevelt PTO. I am a self-employed structural
engineer with 23 years of experience.

ANSWER TO QUESTION: Our current school board is wasting time and money. They spent $92,000
and 2 years on a study to discover that Pennwood and Boehm need renovations, and a new middle
school would cost $109M. The previous board submitted PlanCon A&B to Harrisburg for funding for
those renovations in Fall 2012, the new board just reverted back to that 2012 submission. We cannot
waste money on studies, we have to tackle our problems and plan ahead.
Kim Hilty
Cross Filed
Christian Schwartz
HOMETOWN: Yardley, Lower Makefield Township
DOB: 12/1964
EDUCATION: Bristol Jr/Sr High, Bucks County Technical High School, Rupert Jahn Trade School,
Rutgers Union Leadership Academy
OCCUPATION: Electrician, Contractor, Certified electrical Inspector, Founder & President: YardleyMakefield Lions Club
QUALIFICATIONS: Community driven & active, leadership experience, labor
management/involvement, business ownership, project management.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Our infrastructure needs a push. Middle school renovations must be
addressed properly for the buildings to survive another 50+ years. Maintenance to other facilities
should strive to maintain services, leading to a good educational structure for our children, and in turn
will keep our district a desirable destination to young families and help maintain property values. All
administrators and educators must be held accountable that our education dollars are being used wisely.
Allan Weisel
HOMETOWN: Lower Makefield Township
DOB: 1/1954
EDUCATION: BS in Art Education K-12, Edinboro State University; BS in Business Administration,
Robert Morris University; MS in Counseling, Cairn University
OCCUPATION: Business Owner, Manufacturers Representative Agency
QUALIFICATIONS: Served as Pennsbury School Board Director 2009-2013; Served as Pennsbury
School Board President, 2011-2013
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Its time to place Pennsbury students over partisan politics. I will again
be a consensus builder with my colleagues. Given the opportunity to serve I will work endlessly to
restore real opportunity for every child while finding reasonable solutions to public educations
increasing financial challenges.
Quakertown Community School District - Region 1 School Director
Cross Filed
Dwight M. Anderson
HOMETOWN: Quakertown
DOB: 9/1953
EDUCATION: Penn State: B.S. Earth & Space Science: West Chester: MA in Physical Science
OCCUPATION: Retired after 33 years teaching science at QCSD; Adjunct Professor, BCCC
QUALIFICATIONS: Director since 2011; member of the leadership who recruited new
Superintendent, Dr. Harner; 33 year science teacher at Middle and High School levels.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: In 2011, I campaigned for academic renewal and fiscal restraint. Initially
in the minority, I was unable to move that philosophy forward. Since December 2013, Im part of the
majority now making much needed changes. Were about to enact our second budget UNDER Act One
cost index and SBG is terminated. My 2011 commitments have been delivered. Ill support the
direction of the past 16 months working with my Board colleagues and Dr. Harner.
Cross Filed
Jonathan Kern
DOB: 10/1959
EDUCATION: B.S. Aero Engineering (Ohio State), Grad School Penn State
OCCUPATION: Software Architect/Engineer
QUALIFICATIONS: Strong leadership & business skills: successfully built software companies, led
teams, and mentored hundreds who have been successful on a national & international level. Learn
more at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonkern
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As the son of educators, and father of three QHS graduates, I discerned
QCSDs failings, especially SBG. Id like to see a cross-pollination of ideas that enable small private
schools to better educate kids at less cost. What are they doing that QCSD is not? Ill continue the
work of the recent Board majority, and work to engage parents and invigorate the teachers.
DEMOCRAT
DIANE M. DOYLE
DOB: 6/1947
EDUCATION: SUNY, Brockport, NY- BA Natural Science,1969. Villanova University -MA
Education, 1975. Gwynedd Mercy University- AS Nursing, 1990.
OCCUPATION: Retired science teacher, administrator, counselor. Retired RN
QUALIFICATIONS: Taught Biology, Head of Science Dept., Director of Studies. Taught middle
school science. Worked as an RN case manager.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I would like to utilize my professional experience to help the school
district to continue to improve in every area. We need to spend our discretionary money primarily in
the classroom and for academic goals. In addition, I believe we need to find a way to fund universal
kindergarten for all Quakertown students. And finally, we need to do these things within a budget the
people of Quakertown can afford.
REPUBLICAN
Austin Sedicum
DOB: 3/1968
EDUCATION: University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business, Bachelors degree,
Management; Temple university School of Podiatric Medicine, Doctor of Podiatric Medicine
OCCUPATION: Podiatric Physician/Sports Podiatrist
QUALIFICATIONS:
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Efficient budget planning, execution, and accountability are primary
goals of participation in school board.
Cross Filed
Steaven P. Klein
HOMETOWN: Richland Township
DOB: 10/1960
EDUCATION: Temple University; A.A.S. in Horticulture
OCCUPATION: National Sales Manager with industrial hardware distribution.
QUALIFICATIONS: Current QCSD School Board member, Past President of my HOA, Richland
Township Volunteer Boards since 2007; thirty years of business experience, father of three children that
attended QCSD.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As a Richland father of three QCSD graduates, Ive witnessed many
parents and kids bear the burden of the integrated math & standard based grading failures. Weve all
lived the 70% tax increase in 5 years and without result. If elected, Ill reinforce the good direction
and leadership this new Board majority has undertaken the past 16 months, with an emphasis on the
traditional academic methods that succeeded well in our nations past.
Ronald D. Jackson
DOB: 10/1968
EDUCATION: B.S. Civil Engineering; B.S. in Architectural Engineer, Drexel University, 1994
OCCUPATION: Civil Engineer.
QUALIFICATIONS: Current Quakertown Community School Board Member (since August 2014);
Current Board Member, Bucks County Intermediate Unit #22 (since August 2014). Current Board
Member, Quakertown Education Foundation (since January 2015). Four children in Quakertown
Community School District
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I believe the Quakertown Community School District is proceeding in the
right direction. We recently hired a new superintendent, rid the District of the failed policies of
Standards Based Grading (SBG) and Integrated Math, and implemented a full day kindergarten
program. I sought to become a School Board member to continue this positive movement. We can
continue the effort to increase College and Career Readiness and maintain taxes at or below the Act 1
Index.
MUNICIPAL OFFICES
QUESTION: What do you consider the most important issues facing your community,
and how would you address them?
BEDMINSTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year term (Vote for 1)
REPUBLICAN
Morgan Cowperthwaite
HOMETOWN: Ottsville
DOB: 12/46
EDUCATION: B.A. Moravian College
OCCUPATION: Farmer
QUALIFICATIONS: Former Planning Commission Member; Helped develop Bedminster Open
Space Plan; Currently Supervisor; Familiar with many facets of the job.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: 1. Providing for the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the
township by promoting sound fiscal management in the governance of the township. 2. Roads and
taxes are important issues. Keeping taxes low and operating effectively are one of my goals. I will
work with the Board and Manager to develop a plan for the roads.
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Bhasker Patel
Alex McDowell
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 07/70
EDUCATION: B.A. History, Macalester College
OCCUPATION: Non-profit fundraising manager
QUALIFICATIONS: Management experience and a background in financial services have provided
me with the tools to analyze budgets and complex issues to find solutions for organizations. I believe
these skills will serve me well on Bensalem Township Council.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Bensalem Township is on pace to be bankrupt in just 3 years. The current
township budget has taken another $10 million from the water authority proceeds. If this fund is
exhausted the Republican Council and Mayor have no plan to avoid exploding taxes or cuts to vital
services like police. By electing McDowell and Patel, we can take action now to reduce expenses or
enhance revenues and avoid this catastrophe.
REPUBLICAN
Ed Kisselback, Jr.
HOMETOWN: Bensalem
DOB: 6/48
EDUCATION: Temple University (1967-1968); Allentown College of Saint Francis DeSalles (19681969)
OCCUPATION: Professional Photographer-Owner Kiss Professional Photography
QUALIFICATIONS: Bensalem Twp. Councilman, Board member of Bucks County Planning
Commission, Bucks County Enterprise Zone, Pa. Navigation board for Delaware River, Past President
Bensalem Chamber of Commerce, past baseball coach and football commissioner for Bensalem
Rambler.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I have served Bensalem as a Councilman for 20 years. Never raised
taxes. Provided public safety with the Best police department in Pennsylvania and introduced
legislations to increase the number of firefighters. Have made sure that our seniors could apply for
additional grant money for home repairs. Increased the acres of open space for active and passive
recreation. Bensalem has been named as One of the fifty best places to raise your family
Joseph C. Knowles
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Mike Gramiak
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Kevin Hughes
BRIDGETON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Roger Keller
HOMETOWN: Bridgeton Twp.
DOB: Not provided
EDUCATION: Doctorate degree from Teachers College, Columbia University
OCCUPATION: I am Vice Chairman, Bridgeton Township Supervisor, a teacher and an architect
QUALIFICATIONS: I have held many positions of leadership and organization within the
community, teaching profession and in the American Institute of Architects
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Bridgeton Township is a rural community with strong core values. I
work to preserve the land and waters that make our township a scenic beauty. I am proud of our
volunteer firefighters and look to find ways to keep them strong. As a community dependent on well
water I am engaged in maintaining a quality source of good clean drinking water. Most of all I am
working to build a strong community of good neighbors.
BRIDGETON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Carl Stokes
BRISTOL BOROUGH NORTH WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Tony Devine
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB: 08/71
EDUCATION: Millersville University Bachelor's in Education
OCCUPATION: Special Education teacher for 20+ year with Neshaminy School District
QUALIFICATIONS: As your current North Ward Councilman and local business owner, I possess the
skills to make thoughtful decisions, the ability to seek accountability and fortitude to ask tough
questions.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issues facing borough residents are public safety and
high taxes. It's trying to find a balance between ensuring public safety without raising already high
taxes. I believe the recent hiring of 3 part time officers was a great compromise in providing residents
with more security without locking into costly contracts. It's seeking alternative ways to keep costs
down with safety as the priority.
Joseph Coffman
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB:
EDUCATION: Graduate of Bristol Jr-Sr High School
OCCUPATION: Retired Constable
QUALIFICATIONS: Served for 27 years as North Ward Councilman also served as President of
Council.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issue facing our community is and always has been
unity towards the betterment of Bristol Borough. During my tenure as councilman, we made many
improvements to the Boro as well as the North Ward. As a lifetime resident of the North Ward, I
understand the daily concerns of the residents. As councilman, I was and intend to be the voice of those
residents.
BRISTOL BOROUGH NORTH WARD CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Jennie Krause Vickers
BRISTOL BOROUGH EAST WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL

DEMOCRAT
Greg Pezza
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB: 4/78
EDUCATION: Master of Arts, Temple University.
OCCUPATION: Teacher and adjunct professor of government, Bucks County Community College
QUALIFICATIONS: Well versed in state and local government, prior experience on Bristol Borough
Zoning Board, Four years on Bristol Borough Council. Problem solver and bridge builder.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issues are: Taxes, police protection, economic
development and recreation. I supported still another no tax increase budget, the third in four years. I
spearheaded the committee to find a developer for the Mill Run property, a process that will eliminate
blight, bring needed tax dollars to the borough, and create 100 plus jobs. I led to effort to hire four
additional part time policemen while staying within our budget.
Jim Lake
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB: Not provided
EDUCATION: Mansfield Univ. Bachelor Degree: Psychology; West Virginia Univ. Master Degree:
Human Resources (HR)
OCCUPATION: Retired
QUALIFICATIONS: 4 yrs. Social Worker : Phila. & Bucks County; 23 yrs. HR experience. Chief
Spokesman, negotiated successful contracts. Lead successful Organizational Change: OC Experience
in: Teambuilding, Leadership Development, Goal Setting ( cost, quality, quantity, safety, )Process
Improvement.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The Cost of Living. Utilize my Change Experience to improve the
efficiency of Bristol's Service Depts. by challenging them to improve their cost efficiency through the
use of a gain sharing program. Also, I would volunteer my services as Councilman at $ 0.00. There-by
eliminating a $200.00 Monthly Salary and $9600.00 over a 4 yr. term. Develop a strategy with various
segments of Bristol's community to attract business to Bristol, there-by increase Bristol's revenue.
REPUBLICAN
Dave Cochran
BRISTOL BOROUGH EAST WARD CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Albert Nelson
BRISTOL BOROUGH WEST WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL

DEMOCRAT
Tony Riccio
Stephanie C. Croquez
BRISTOL BOROUGH WEST WARD CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Steve Ryan
BRISTOL BOROUGH SOUTH WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Louis Quattrocchi
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB: 10/49
EDUCATION: Drexel University, B.S.
OCCUPATION: Retired Business Manager
QUALIFICATIONS: Presently serve as Borough Secretary/Treasurer, have served on the Planning
Commission, Zoning Board and Grundy Recreation Authority. Presently serve as Vice-Chairman of
Milestone Bank, a member of Lower Bucks Hospital Governance Board, Salvation Army Advisory
Board and Bristol Rotary Club member.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Fiscal responsibility and image are two major problems facing our
borough. My background in business has given me the opportunity to not only work with numbers, but
to work with people. I have created, understand and worked with budgets with both large and small
businesses and non-profits. I also understand how those budgets affect people's lives. Cooperation and
branding can improve Bristol Borough's image. I have the experience to accomplish these goals.
Maria Chichilitti
BRISTOL BOROUGH SOUTH WARD CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
James Denny
BRISTOL TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Murray Bailey, Jr.
HOMETOWN: Bristol
DOB: 06/62
EDUCATION: Jameson Theology School. Thomas Edison High
OCCUPATION: Union Electrician, Business Owner Associate Pastor, Councilman
QUALIFICATIONS: I have served as Foreman, Shop Steward, Administration, and Pastor which has
taught me one Important Lesson which is it is about the People that you serve and Not about you.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Community Jobs and Revenue isnt where it should be. A coordinated
effort must be the approach and determine what Companys and Contractors would be willing to open
the doors of employment on the bases of an individual coming out with a work history of Good
standing. I would like to look at what incentives could be offered to a Company that would come to
Bristol Township without Hurting Bristol Township is the Process.
Gallus Obert
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 05/53
EDUCATION: Graduate Bishop Egan HS / Pennsbury HS Bucks County Community College
(courses)
OCCUPATION: Manufacturing Engineer 29 years (retired 2012)
QUALIFICATIONS: Regular attendee at Council meetings for past 20 years. Knowledgeable of
township operation and budget. Road Committee Budget committee. Certified Six Sigma* Green Belt.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Two overlooked areas for years have been; 1) Turnpike Interchange.
Over 30 businesses and homes taken by the turnpike to build an interchange we dont need. Estimated
loss to the community? 50 million dollars. 2) The waterfront across from Burlington. A developers
dream that would bring in millions annually. Surrounding townships have their landfills and
amusement parks. Bristol Township needs their niche. I would work to finish these projects to
substantially reduce Bristol Township taxes.
Patrick Antonello
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 05/57
EDUCATION: High School, 3 year Ironworker Apprenticeship
OCCUPATION: Territory Manager Pennsylvania Steel Co.,Inc.
QUALIFICATIONS: Board Member NTMA, Active in Business Trade Groups, Active in Community
Groups
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Improving municipal services, ensuring public safety, and encouraging
business development are basic to improving our township. Transparency in our township finances is
also a key area that needs improvement. By engaging our citizens and opening up township decisions
to public scrutiny we create an atmosphere for positive change. Working with all elected and public
officials allows for transformative progress regarding our school funding, police force, and business
development.
Amber Longhitano
HOMETOWN: Croydon
DOB: 09/60
EDUCATION: Graduate Delhaas High School, Bucks County Community College, Real Estate
Institute Graduate Broker Program, Law Courses

OCCUPATION: Realtor, Hale-Smith Inc.
QUALIFICATIONS: As a long time top producing Realtor I have developed many skills over the
years that are pertinent to running government. The ability to listen, negotiate, follow up, organize and
keep calm in high pressure situations is vital to leadership.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Although Bristol Township has come a long way in the past three and a
half years that I have sat on council we still have a long way to go. Past mismanagement has left us
with a major unfunded liability due to pensions and retirement plans. We must continue on the path to
financial stability and slowly chip away at it while continuing to rebuild our infrastructure without
depleting services or raising taxes.
Troy Brennan
Joseph Glasson
BRISTOL TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
William E. Keyser, III
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 10/53
EDUCATION: Graduate Woodrow Wilson High School; Temple University PA State Constable
Education and Training
OCCUPATION: PA State Constable and Carpenter
QUALIFICATIONS: I have 22 years experience and training as a PA State Constable. My
qualifications include attending Temple University annually for continuing Constable education and
training. I have also served on the Governor's PA Commission of Crime and Delinquency Advisory
Board.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Important issues facing my community: As a PA State Constable and
working in my community on a daily basis I see both high taxes and residents losing their homes at a
very high tragic level.
Kevin P. Wagner, Sr.
REPUBLICAN
Scott Sutton
BUCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Maggie Rash
HOMETOWN: Forest Grove
DOB: 02/48
EDUCATION: New York University
OCCUPATION: Film Producer
QUALIFICATIONS: Improved resident services and increased efficiency in Buckingham Township;
preserved over 1100 acres of land, keeping taxes down. Increased safety and fiscal responsibility led to
Buckingham Townships Standard and Poors AAA Rating under my leadership.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Maintaining the quality of life in Buckingham Township has been and
always will be my goal. Through good stewardship and vigilance I will continue to keep development
at bay, thereby protecting our natural resources, controlling traffic and keeping Buckingham Townships
portion of your real estate tax bill among the lowest in the county. I will continue to keep Buckingham
Safe, Green, and Financially Strong.
BUCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Sam Rosenthal
HOMETOWN: Buckingham Twp.
DOB: 02/92
EDUCATION: BA in Accounting from Albright College 2014; Presently working on Masters in
Public Administration at West Chester University
OCCUPATION: Staff Accountant
QUALIFICATIONS: Accountant and studying Local Government
ANSWER TO QUESTION:
As a working accountant, I have the knowledge necessary to read and understand the financial reports
of our township. As a young person, I have the energy and enthusiasm required to delve into the details
and assure that the reports are both accurate and complete. And as a Democrat, I have the independence
necessary to assure that the public funds spent comply with the needs of the public for honesty and
transparency. I am a 2010 graduate of CB East.
REPUBLICAN
Skip Salvesen
BUCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Jon Forest
CHALFONT BOROUGH COUNCIL
REPUBLICAN
Jeffrey Coddington
CHALFONT BOROUGH COUNCIL

DEMOCRAT
Michael Horvat
Michael Kelly
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
DOB: 06/75
EDUCATION: 1998 graduate of the Syracuse University School of Architecture
OCCUPATION: I am a partner and design principal with KCBA Architects in Hatfield specializing in
school design and sustainability.
QUALIFICATIONS: I am proud to have previously served on Chalfont's Planning Commission and
my current position on Borough Council.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Our struggle to combat blighted properties is ongoing and I look forward
to continuing our progress in my second term. Just last year we secured $50,000 in matching state funds
to assist citizens in our historic core in their efforts to enhance the aesthetics of their homes and
businesses. We have approved new development at the sites of the former Chalfont School, Brighten
Place and St. James Church, and at Bristol Road and Butler Avenue.
Mitchell B. Meyerson
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
DOB: 11/61
EDUCATION: New York City Community College 2 yrs.
OCCUPATION: Owner/Operator Handyman Mitch LLC
QUALIFICATIONS: Former borough councilman trained in all aspects of municipal government,
business owner, community volunteer
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Years of the same leadership and professional services brought Chalfont
to the list of Blighted communities. Biggest mistake; council first ignoring the start of the problem.
Leading to a Blighted properties committee whom were charged with telling council where the problem
is. That's the problem. I would be hands on taking the positive actions; hiring the right professional
services that are capable of returning results. Finally taking action on properties that have brought
Chalfont down.
REPUBLICAN
John L. Abbott
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
DOB: 08/50
EDUCATION: MBA
OCCUPATION: Logistics for a major chemical corporation
QUALIFICATIONS: 3 term council member (12 years), Vice President of borough council and
Chairman of its Steering Committee
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most important issue: Continuing to practice strong fiscal responsibility
for our taxpayers and continuing to apply for and receive grant money to obtain new revenue coming
into the borough.

DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH COUNCIL 1ST WARD

DEMOCRAT
Wendy Margolis
DOB: 06/53
EDUCATION: Masters, Publication Management, Drexel; Bachelors, Media Arts, Penn State
OCCUPATION: Director of Communications, Law School Admission Council, Newtown, PA
QUALIFICATIONS: Twenty-two year Borough resident. Serving on Borough Council since March
2013. Career in government and nonprofit service. Led Council initiative to correct regressive water
rates, to fairly assign costs and promote conservation.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most important issues: The exceptional quality of life in Doylestown is
well known and highly prized. It is the Councils role to ensure that the Borough works well for its
citizens, business community, and visitors, while preserving what makes it so special. Safety, traffic,
parking, and infrastructure are issues that must be balanced with budgetary prudence. Communicating
with Borough residents to ensure thorough knowledge and understanding of the issues that affect them
is essential.
DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH COUNCIL 2ND WARD
DEMOCRAT
Timothy P. Brennan
DOB: 05/77
EDUCATION: Ursinus College (2000), Bachelor of Arts; Widener University School of Law (2003),
Juris Doctorate
QUALIFICATIONS: I am able to work with and respect differing viewpoints, which is essential to
good government. I also served as a solicitor to other municipalities over the last 10 years and
specialized in law and government, which required training in legislative theory, drafting and local
government.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I see three main concerns over the next four years, including continuing
the economic and social progress the Borough has made, addressing issues related to the Justice Center
Complex and making sure local government hears and is responsive to citizen concerns. I hope my
years of experience in local government will aide an already well-functioning body of Council
members.
REPUBLICAN
Lou Mintzer
DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH CONSTABLE 2ND WARD
REPUBLICAN
Oliver Hilldale
DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH COUNCIL 3RD WARD
DEMOCRAT
Joseph Frederick
DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH COUNCIL 3RD WARD
DEMOCRAT
Don Berk
DOB: 08/45
EDUCATION: M.A. - NYU
OCCUPATION: Artist/Consultant, Coach
QUALIFICATIONS: I've served two terms on Council and was President of the Bucks County
Boroughs Association. My proudest accomplishment was to craft Doylestown's anti-discrimination
ordinance with our solicitor making Doylestown safe for all. Other municipalities copied ours while
pressuring the state do the same.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Doylestown is doing very well. Our regional police force saved us
money and brought crime down. It will do even better as Chalfont and other municipalities see the
benefit of joining. Now we'll guide the Borough and Police through our move to the Penn DOT building
to in a fiscally responsibility manner to save our taxpayers money. I'll continue to be accessible to my
constituents, eager to hear how I can better serve them.
REPUBLICAN
Robert A. Mancini
DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Barbara N. Lyons
DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Stan H. Durey
DOB: 02/49
EDUCATION: BA, Central College, Pella, IA

OCCUPATION: Inventory Management/Sales Administration; (Fred Beans Cadillac Buick GMC)
QUALIFICATIONS: Currently serving as Township Auditor. Elected to two year term in 2013, after
having been appointed in 2011 to serve out an open term. Prior to current employment, fifteen years in
corporate security, conducting and managing domestic and international investigations involving
electronic piracy, fraud and money laundering.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We are blessed to live in a prosperous and well managed community. Our
greatest challenge is to not let complacency and self-satisfaction prevent our making critical investment
decisions. A deliberate focus on infrastructure maintenance and development, and making preservation
of green space a higher priority than suburban sprawl are essential if future generations are to enjoy a
continuation of our current quality of life.
REPUBLICAN
Joseph Visco
DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Michael Tilley
DUBLIN BOROUGH COUNCIL
REPUBLICAN
Kent K. Moore
DUBLIN BOROUGH CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Kent K. Moore
DURHAM TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
Wendy Badman
REPUBLICAN
Kathleen Gentner

Kenneth R. Klein, Jr.
HOMETOWN: Riegelsville
DOB: 08/59
EDUCATION: Masters in Counseling Moravian Seminary; Bachelor of Business
Administration/Information Sciences Temple University
OCCUPATION: Supervisor/Clinical Counselor Valley Youth House
QUALIFICATIONS: 9 years as Chairman of the Durham Township Planning Commission. 26 years
of corporate experience. Experience in leading to consensus and producing results.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Preserving the character and natural resources of the township while
considering the needs of every resident is our most important issue. This is particularly relevant to the
Penn East pipeline. My experience in leading the Planning Commission reinforced my desire to listen
and act when residents make their desires known. If the majority of residents do not want the pipeline
then as a supervisor I must use every method at my disposal to stop it.
EAST ROCKHILL TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Jim Nietupski
HOMETOWN: Perkasie
DOB: 08/55
EDUCATION: BS Mechanical Engineering Penn State
OCCUPATION: Customer Executive, Lord Corporation
QUALIFICATIONS: I have served as an East Rockhill Supervisor since 2010. I have focused on
more open and voluntary communication and more cooperation with residents. My experience in the
Aerospace industry has been applied to governing East Rockhill Township.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: East Rockhill continues to struggle financially. There is an insufficient
revenue stream to allow for building cash reserves while still adequately funding the Regional Police
(which is paramount), a deteriorating infrastructure, public works, and paying back funds (from which
monies were misappropriated). I will continue to promote Economic Development to increase
rateables that are key to sustained financial stability without the need for tax increases.
EAST ROCKHILL TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Karen D. Chellew
EAST ROCKHILL TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Tracy Mcginty
FALLS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR

DEMOCRAT
Jeff Dence
Robert Harvie
HOMETOWN: Fallsington
DOB: 9/1971
EDUCATION: BA George Washington University, M.Ed. Holy Family University
OCCUPATION: High School Teacher
QUALIFICATIONS: Falls Township Planning Commission 2002-2004; Falls Township Supervisor
2004-present
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Falls Township is in excellent shape. We have dedicated much of our
resources to improving our infrastructure through reconstructed roads and improvements to our parks.
Our next challenge is to continue to improve our quality of life through strict enforcement of laws
against things like littering, speeding, building code violations and other offenses that detract from the
positive aspects of our community.
REPUBLICAN
Joseph Mastropieto
Kieran Halpin
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: Oct-1960
EDUCATION: BS, Delaware Valley College
OCCUPATION: Score Key Management Coordinator
QUALIFICATIONS:
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As a resident and taxpayer in Falls Township for over 22 years; I have
seen positive, as well as not-so-positive initiatives in the township. Just like the residents of the
township who work with their own household budget, I too will bring fiscal responsibility to the Falls
Township Board of Supervisors. I am ready to work with the existing Board of Supervisors to make
Falls Township better for all residents.
FALLS TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
John Ryba
HOMETOWN: Fairless Hills
DOB: Oct-1984
EDUCATION: BS, Criminal Justice, The Pennsylvania University
OCCUPATION: Operator for the Township of Falls
QUALIFICATIONS: 6 years as current Auditor
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I consider it an important task to oversee the allocation of funds for the
township to ensure the taxpayers money is going where it belongs.
FALLS TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE

DEMOCRAT
Thomas Riley
HAYCOCK TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Michael Lennard
HAYCOCK TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Barry D. Grim
HILLTOWN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
James C. Groff
HILLTOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Joan E. Ferry
HULMEVILLE BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Daniel N. Mandolesi
REPUBLICAN
Raymond R. Johnson
HULMEVILLE BOROUGH TAX COLLECTOR
DEMOCRAT
Nancy Mitchell
HULMEVILLE BOROUGH CONSTABLE

DEMOCRAT
Michael J. Wasson
LANGHORNE BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
REPUBLICAN
Kathleen Horwatt
HOMETOWN: Langhorne Borough
DOB: Aug-1949
EDUCATION: B.A. Allegheny College- 1971; Temple University, M.Ed on Counseling, 1988 and
M.Ed in Curriculum & instruction, 1973; C.A.G.S, Administration
OCCUPATION: Grandmother, Volunteer, Retired Counseling Psychologist
QUALIFICATIONS: Council Secretary, President, and grant writer: 10 million dollars plus in grant
funding to the Borough of Langhorne
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Depleted funding sources is the most important issue: The Borough of
Langhorne operates on a budget that is one third or less of local boroughs due to the current property
tax structure. Langhorne has maintained a high quality of life due to the commitment of volunteers.
The Neshaminy School Districts movement to close community schools is NOT in the best interest of
our Boroughs.
John Scheetz
LANGHORNE BOROUGH CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Vince Della Vella
LANGHORNE MANOR BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
REPUBLICAN
Sharon Gimpel
HOMETOWN: Langhorne Manor Borough
DOB:
EDUCATION: BS Accounting, LaSalle University; MBA, Widener University
OCCUPATION: Accountant
QUALIFICATIONS:
ANSWER TO QUESTION:
Jay Ferraro
Nicholas Pizzola
LANGHORNE MANOR BOROUGH CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
James A. McMeeking
LOWER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year term (vote for 1)
DEMOCRAT
Judi Reiss
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: July-1949
EDUCATION: M.Ed and BBA, Marketing Management, University of Georgia
OCCUPATION:
QUALIFICATIONS: She is a member of the Environmental Advisory Council and the Garden of
Reflection Preservation Committee. As a Lower Makefield resident for over 90 years, Judi is aware of
the qualities that have made Lower Makefield an outstanding place to live.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The issues we face include financial mismanagement, infrastructure, and
open space preservation. With one-party rule, the residents of Lower Makefield are not getting the best
representation. Judi will respect taxpayers by ending no-bid, pay-to-play contracts, ensure that roads
are properly maintained, and will be proactive in preserving our open space. She will be a Supervisor
who will listen to our residents.
REPUBLICAN
Lorraine Marchand
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: Feb-1961
EDUCATION: MBAs from Columbia University and the London Business School
OCCUPATION: Executive
QUALIFICATIONS: I have founded several companies and have held executive level positions at
Bristol-Myers and Covance. I was the director of the National Diabetes Education program. I received
the 2014 PA Womens business Leadership award.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I think it is important to hold the line on property taxes by prioritizing
and auditing spending, reducing township debt and building a Rainy Day Fund to prevent future tax
increases. I want to engage residents through improved communications that increase transparency and
improve our storm response and preparedness.
Along with running mate Chad Wallace, we bring a half-century of proven business experience to the
Board of Supervisors to make this plan a reality.
William M. Clark
Cynthia Borda
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: Oct-1960
EDUCATION: Doctor of Pharmacy, MBA

OCCUPATION: Pharmacist, Medical writer, Pharmaceutical consultant
QUALIFICATIONS: Community activities including Republican committeewoman, recent President
Republican Club LMT, 3 township committees, President 2 years St. Ignatius Home & School Board.
Professional activities as President of over 2000 Pharmacists in Delaware Valley, Director of Pharmacy
with over $1 million budget.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Taxes and spending are always an issue in any township. As one of the
endorsed candidates by three of the five current supervisors I will continue their trend of 7 years
without raising taxes by continually finding creative ways to do so, and continue their path of paying
down the debt. My many years working with tight budgets, and as a community leader have provided
me with the necessary skills.
LOWER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
John B. Lewis
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: Apr-1967
EDUCATION: BS, Villanova University, MPA, Columbia University
OCCUPATION: Vice President, Zeta Interactive
QUALIFICATIONS: Leading a five-year fight to encourage PECO to improve circuits, John has
worked to limit power outages. Also served in Washington for the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Important issues are one-party rule, financial mismanagement,
infrastructure and open space preservation. Lower Makefield residents deserve a Board of supervisors
that will:
End one party rule with no-bid contracts and special handouts;
Respect taxpayers by providing more stringent oversight of how the township spends money;
Properly maintain and improve infrastructure, from pressuring PECO to fix problem spots to
repairing roads; and
Truly preserve valuable public resources, instead of selling open space.
REPUBLICAN
Chad Wallace
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: Mar-1972
EDUCATION: BA Interdepartmental Studies, West Virginia University
OCCUPATION: Vice President Marketing:
QUALIFICATIONS: I have gained a wealth of experience as an executive in a small business. The
most important lesson Ive learned is the need to make tough decisions in order to maintain a profitable
bottom line.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: It is important to hold the line on property taxes by prioritizing and
auditing spending, reducing ownership debt and building a Rainy Day Fund to prevent future tax
increases. I want to engage residents through improved communications that increase transparency and
improve our storm response and preparedness.
Along with my running mate Lorraine Marchand, we bring a half-century of proven business
experience to the Board of supervisors to make this plan a reality.
William M. Clark

Bryan McNamara
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: July-1969
EDUCATION: BS, Rider University
OCCUPATION: Financial Advisor
QUALIFICATIONS: Lifelong resident of Lower Makefield. I always believed that giving back to the
community made a stronger community. I have volunteered for many organizations including Zoning
Board, YMS, PAA, (softball and baseball), Morrisville Little League, Lower Makefield Football
Association, BSA and Park and Recreation Board of LM.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: With the unfortunate passing of my friend and our long time Supervisor
Pete Stainthorpe I wanted to help finish what he started. Lower Makefield is in sound standing with no
tax increases for the past seven years, a senior center that will break ground this year and the continuing
efforts to save open space in the township.
LOWER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Dave Gibbon
LOWER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
James Driscoll
REPUBLICAN
Peter Lachance
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: Dec-1958
EDUCATION: BS, MS Engineering. MBA
OCCUPATION: Executive Coach
QUALIFICATIONS: After witnessing my (ex) wife perform the constable role, I am intimately
familiar with the work. I assisted her in running constable business and helped to oversee appointed
deputy constables at polling places. I am very familiar with all aspects of the role.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: An important periodic function of constables is that they keep the peace
at polling places on election days. It takes a cool head to prevent potential incidents when the tempers
of voters or campaign workers boil over. That said, constables usually perform a much broader, nonpartisan law enforcement role and they do not set policy. Any candidate for the office who suggests
otherwise is unfamiliar with the duties of the office.
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Kim Koutsouradis
Edward Shannon
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Daniel J. Walsh
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Jason R. McEwen
MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
Tom Tosti
HOMETOWN: Middletown
DOB: May-1963
EDUCATION/OCCUPATION/QUALIFICATIONS: Following high school, completion of team
building, benefits, negotiation, and management training classes, and years of hard work, I became
Director of AFSCME District Council 88. My on-the-job experience has taught me to monitor budgets
and work effectively with staff, legislators, seniors, and community members.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Fiscal responsibility and lack of transparency are major issues our
Township faces. No-bid contracts and rising taxes are issues the Board has faced without public input.
The Board needs to transition from a one-party monopoly to a bipartisan system, able to work together
in a cooperative way to benefit all taxpayers. We deserve better. I will work toward fiscal
responsibility and a Board more open to the needs of Middletown Township residents.
Amy Strouse
HOMETOWN: Langhorne
DOB: May-1980
EDUCATION: BA Economics and International Business, University of Oklahoma; MA International
Relations and Finance, Johns Hopkins University SAIS
OCCUPATION: Principal Avascent
QUALIFICATIONS: As a management consultant I help businesses run more efficiently and
strategically. I will apply my decade plus of business experience to making Middletown Township
more effective and efficient.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As a working mom, I know we need elected officials who represent all
parts of their community. After years of kicking the can down the road and boasting they would not
raise taxes, our supervisors created a new earned income tax (EIT) that has made things tougher on
people in Middletown. As the only female supervisor candidate in 2015, I will bring the needed
perspective of a working mother and businesswoman and hold leadership accountable
REPUBLICAN
Patrick J. Mallon, Sr.
HOMETOWN: Langhorne
DOB: Mar-1956
EDUCATION: BA in Organizational Management, Eastern University
OCCUPATION: Vice President of Sales and Account Management, Sykes Enterprises, Inc.
QUALIFICATIONS: 30+ years of management experience in the private sector, including balancing
budgets and controlling expenses. Five+ years experience as a Township Supervisor with 4+ of those
years spent as Chairman.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The key role of local government is to provide quality services at a price
residents can afford. As Chairman of the Board of supervisors, Ive helped bring strong fiscal oversight
by properly accounting for and funding our defined benefit pensions, by using state and county
resources to improve aging infrastructure like roads, bridges, and storm water management systems,
and by keeping our residents safe with increased police officers who are well trained and properly
equipped.
Drew Kreilling
MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Jena Champion
REPUBLICAN
Jamie Waters
HOMETOWN: Middletown Township
DOB: Aug-1978
EDUCATION: MBA Drexel University
OCCUPATION: Vice President Commercial Banking TD Bank
QUALIFICATIONS: Lifelong Bucks County resident and professional in the financial industry. My
experience includes management, financial analysis, customer relationships, and audit and compliance.
I have served on the Townships Financial Advisory Committee (4 years) providing me with knowledge
of the townships financial investment accounts and overall structure.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As a husband and father of 2 young children I believe our citizens want
to live in a safe and interactive community, have nice neighbors, and a great school system. We need to
be proud about our community which needs to be a place where people want to live. I will be
accessible, and approach the job to serve all residents of the community with the goal to make this the
best community possible.
MIDDLETOWNTOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Chuck Benhayon
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: Mar-1956
EDUCATION: Bucks County Community College, 2 years, Criminology

OCCUPATION: Constable, Middletown Township 23 years:
QUALIFICATIONS: State Certified Act 49 and Firearms. I served 13 years on Pennsylvania
Commission on Crime and Delinquency to establish Pennsylvania State Constable Education and
Training program which is currently in effect and includes firearms certification and background
checks.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The high cost of government service has a major impact on taxpayers
and our community. Our District Court system is an important piece of our community. By using
elected constables, who are fee paid, we are able to hold the line on costs to our community. Our State
Education and Training is paid for by defendants with fee charged per docket. This keeps the costs off
taxpayers. This is not the norm in government.
Michael Morris
MILFORD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
Jessica Schrantz
DOB: May-1988
EDUCATION: Bachelors degree in Sociology & Psychology, Shippensburg University 2011; Masters
degree in Organizational Development & Leadership in Business, Shippensburg University 2015
OCCUPATION: Case Manager for Hope for Veterans
QUALIFICATIONS: Extensive training in leadership & diversity.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: To me, the most important issue facing Milford Township is the need to
establish a sense of community. By creating an opportunity for constituents to voice their opinions &
be heard we can all work together.
REPUBLICAN
Thomas Courduff
DOB: Oct-1939
EDUCATION: Penn State, Fellow RULE Scholarship, Public Policy and Rural Sociology, Para Legal
Studies; Va. Polytech, Water Utility Management; Del Val, Accounting
OCCUPATION: Executive Director & Director of Public Works
QUALIFICATIONS: Currently Milford Township Supervisor, 8 years. Former: MTASA-ChairmanMTWA, Chairman-ZHB, Member; Open Space Committees; Unami WSC-President; MTFD-Chairman
Major Gifts; U.S. Army Veteran.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: FINANCES: Milford is a well run Community, in excellent financial
condition and boasts a BOND rating of AA. I will fulfill my fiduciary responsibilities to our
residents by continuing on a sound financial path. TRAFFIC: Commuters needs. Upgrades to 663
have been completed with more to come. Strategic properties to enable intersection improvement have
been acquired by Milford Township. Currently, Milford and PennDot are working together with a
comprehensive upgrade of the 663 / Allentown Road intersection.
MILFORD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Marcus Brandt
REPUBLICAN
Janet J. Bonekemper
DOB: May-1942
EDUCATION: Penn State, M.Ed.
OCCUPATION: Retired educator and community volunteer
QUALIFICATIONS: Im a 41 year resident of Milford Township with a desire to contribute to my
township. No special qualifications, other than residency, are required for this office.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Important issues: Retaining the semi-rural character of the township by
continuing established plans for controlled development, recreational areas and open space.
MILFORD TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
James Rotenberger
MORRISVILLE BOROUGH TAX COLLECTOR
DEMOCRAT
Kathryn N. Schell
DOB: Apr-1975
EDUCATION: Temple University
OCCUPATION: Dental Administrator
QUALIFICATIONS: I am persistent and have outstanding communication skills. I have an
understanding of business administration and excellent computer know-how. I have many years
experience with collections and accounting.
ANSWER TO QUESTION:
REPUBLICAN
Helen Hlahol
MORRISVILLE BOROUGH 1st WARD CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
John Cronon
MORRISVILLE BOROUGH 2nd WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Nancy Sherlock
DOB: Not given
EDUCATION: Graduate, Bishop Cornwell High School
OCCUPATION: Toll Collector
QUALIFICATIONS: Experienceprofessional, unmatched commitment, desire, knowledge of local
government.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most important issues facing Morrisville? A need for economic
development, and provide quality of life services while still keeping the budget in check. How to
address them? Continue our relationship with Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for future
business. Remain vigilant with all spending, look for ways to cut costs, or increase revenue.
Jeffrey S. Johnson
REPUBLICAN
Danielle Larison
DOB: Apr-1974
EDUCATION: High School/ College Credits Paralegal
OCCUPATION: School Crossing Guard/ Lunch Moderator
QUALIFICATIONS: Regularly attend Borough Council meetings to keep informed. As a 10yr
resident of Morrisville I am involved in many civic Organizations: Morrisville Little Bulldogs
Executive Board, Morrisville/Yardley Rotary Club, Morrisville Neighborhood Watch Outreach Program
and National Night Out Committee.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: There is no transparency in our Borough Government. They do not work
and connect with the community. Not only are the residents kept in the dark but members of council are
not given information that is needed to make informed decisions.
I would work together in a Bi-Parisian fashion to make the necessary decisions regarding needed repairs
to infrastructure, improvements for the community and keep our residents informed.
Bill Peptone
DOB: July-1967
EDUCATION: Some College/Graduated-New York City Police Academy, 12/1989
OCCUPATION: Retired Police Officer (NYPD)
QUALIFICATIONS: A lengthy record of integrity, honor and leadership
ANSWER TO QUESTION: There are many issues currently facing Morrisville Borough, and it is
time for leaders to step forward and make decisions that will benefit all residents. A transparent
government, one that speaks with its people as opposed to for them, is necessary to drive economic
development and aggressively address quality of life issues that affect each and every one of us.
MORRISVILLE BOROUGH 2nd WARD CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Ormond Graeme Thomas
MORRISVILLE BOROUGH 3rd WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL

REPUBLICAN
Debbie Smith
DOB: Feb-1955
EDUCATION: High School
OCCUPATION: Aircraft fabricator
QUALIFICATIONS: A council member for 4 years, I am a watchdog over spending and speak out on
issues. I work with community groups to help them with their projects. A 20 year resident, I am
committed to doing whatever I can do make Morrisville better.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Lack of open government and how Council conducts its business is still
a major problem. I will continue to speak out, ask questions, and bring issues to the public attention.
No streets have been repaved in 7+ years. There is no system for maintenance and repairs. I will work
to have a schedule for maintenance of buildings, streets, and infrastructure developed and used.
MORRISVILLE BOROUGH 3rd WARD CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Michael R. Cooper
MORRISVILLE BORROUGH 4thWARD BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Ted Parker
DOB: Oct-1965
EDUCATION: AA Automotive Engineering Technology New York City College of Technology
OCCUPATION: EMS Fleet Supervisor and EMT-B
QUALIFICATIONS: Served as School Board Director where I Worked on finding savings on 18
million dollar budgets, negotiated cost saving contracts, Training from the Pennsylvania State
Association of Boroughs
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Image/Economic development: I plan to continue to champion the
strides our police department has made so everyone knows how great our little town is because
Economic redevelopment happens when a town has reasons for people to visit and they feel safe. I
have been working hard toward turning a former school property near our Historic site, Summerseat,
into a public park. This would enhance the area and attract visitors to Summerseat and our business.
REPUBLICAN
Mike Yager
DOB: Sep-1971
EDUCATION/OCCUPATION/QUALIFICATIONS: I hold a Bachelors Degree in Business
Administration and have held several leadership positions in large, publically traded firms. Currently I
lead and direct the operations of teams in multiple locations worldwide. My experience in Finance,
Operations and Grant writing make me a strong candidate for Borough Council.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Over the past several years a lack of strong leadership on council has
fueled poor hiring practices and questionable spending habits. I intend to address these issues by
leading a bipartisan team focused on setting hiring policies that will favor the most qualified applicant
based on experience and ability without consideration of party affiliation. In addition, I will use the
vote entrusted to me by the residents of the 4th Ward to limit wasteful spending.
MORRISVILLE BOROUGH 4thWARD CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
David R. May
NEW BRITAIN BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Peter LaMontagne
HOMETOWN: New Britain Boro
DOB: Feb-1945
EDUCATION: BS degree in Chemical Engineering
OCCUPATION: Professional Engineer consulting engineer in the field of Wastewater.
QUALIFICATIONS: I have served on Boro Council for 5 years, The Zoning board before that,
President of the New Britain Civic Association for many years, and on the board of the Nature Preserve
for ten years.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Our Borough is run by volunteers, keeping them and attraction others is
key to holding taxes down while improving our Boro. This means giving them clear guidance, and for
the most part, accepting their recommendations.
Second: We need openness in government. Documents coming before council should be posted on the
website. All committee meetings and agendas should be listed on our website calendar, and draft
minutes should be posted within a week after the meeting.
REPUBLICAN
William A. Macklem
HOMETOWN: New Britain
DOB: Feb-1942
EDUCATION/OCCUPATION/QUALIFICATIONS: I have nearly 20 years of experience taking an
active role on the following committees: Council (vice president), Planning, Nature Preserve (chair),
Building, and Roads. I was a member of the New Britain Civic Association board and Im currently a
member of the Central Bucks Regional Police Commission.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Taxes: I will work with Council and the staff continuing the effort of
keeping the budget in line. Secondly, the Butler Avenue corridor: I will take an active role in the
efforts to create new development and land uses, improve walkability, and bring in viable small
businesses.
Robert Binkley
DOB: Feb-1945
EDUCATION: B.A. Columbia 1967, with graduate studies at Temple and West Chester
OCCUPATION: Retired from a career in real estate development and construction. Currently
building garden structures.
QUALIFICATIONS: Owner, director and project manager in small- and medium-sized businesses for
forty years. Active in community affairs; served on Central Bucks school board.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Our borough faces significant growth along the Butler Avenue corridor,
and is currently revising its zoning ordinance and comprehensive plan.
My forty years as a borough resident, as well as my experience, will allow me to help the borough to
this growth without compromising existing neighborhoods.
I will work to ensure the best attainable results for New Britain Borough with the most reasonable tax
burden possible.
Derek MacMillan
DOB: Jan-1962
EDUCATION: BS Media Communications USC
OCCUPATION: Territory Sales
QUALIFICATIONS: I have served in many volunteer positions in our community. I am the Chair of
the Parks and Recreation Committee. I serve on the New Britain Borough Advisory board and serve as
Vice President of the New Britain Civic Association.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Political Partnership has led to gridlock on council. I pledge to be a
candidate of collaboration and compromise for change. I have the ability to work with others in order
to achieve a common goal. I will champion the cause and voice of our residents, and help to
accomplish great things for our Borough. I will try to unite council, and serve with a passion for
integrity, and the overall good of our community.
Jeffrey M. Gilmore
DOB: Apr-1961
EDUCATION: BS, Accounting, Albright College, 1983; LaSalle University, MBA, 2000
OCCUPATION: Corporate Accountant
QUALIFICATIONS: Current Council member (4 years), Current Council President (2 years),
Chairman of Community & Business Committee, Planning Commission member, Public Safety
Committee member, Bird Town Committee member.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The primary issues we face concern economic development and fiscal
responsibility. Proper economic development will increase employment, enhance standards of living,
increase tax revenues, boost business confidence, and allow for better public services. Our
comprehensive plan addresses these concerns. We should continue to review and improve this plan and
implement the recommendations in the plan. In so doing well increase our tax revenues and make New
Britain Borough a better place to live and work.
NEW BRITAIN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Helen B. Haun
William B. Jones
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
DOB: Oct-1948
EDUCATION: BS in Business Admin. Rider College
OCCUPATION: Property Manager for Commercial / Residential Properties
QUALIFICATIONS: Background Financial / Accounting 12 years elected Supervisor with 20
years on Park and Recreation Board and 15 years on Planning Commission. Worked on Land
Preservation committees and with Supervisors and staff to build new Public Works facility.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Maintaining our roads, open space and finances of the Township. With
Mandates from the State and Federal government it becomes difficult to find the funding. The new
State road funding will help but the new Clean Waterways mandates will be costly. We must continue
to locate and help keep the Township taxes as low as possible for the residents of the Township, while
providing the best service.
NEW BRITAIN TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Roger Mullins
NEW HOPE BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Laurie McHugh
Ken Maisel
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: July-1954
EDUCATION: BS, State University of N.Y. - Brockport
OCCUPATION: President, Digital Dog Direct, Ewing, NJ; creative, marketing, advertising
QUALIFICATIONS: Good communicator, manager, team player
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Important issues: I am proud to be a resident of New Hope and want to
help impart that pride to all resident and visitors. I know that everyone who experiences the essence of
New Hope if forever affected and I strive to spread that awareness and strength its spirit.
There is a palpable movement underway in New Hope that speaks to positive changes in which I look
forward to being involved. I feel compelled to preserve and perpetuate its tradition and history and
believe that includes ongoing business revitalization and town beautification.
Alison Kingsley
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: May-1948
EDUCATION: West Chester University BS 1969
OCCUPATION: Realtor
QUALIFICATIONS: I have served New Hope and Solebury in many capacities, providing leadership
to the NHS Community Association, New Hope Auto Show, Summer Recreation Program, Friends of
the Library, Community School of NHS, Solebury Twp. Parks and Recreation, New Hope Historical
Review Board and the NHS Board.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The challenges include continuing to enhance the historic and artistic
heritage of the community and the revitalization efforts downtown while maintaining fiscal
responsibility. The quality of life of the residents, businesses and visitors can be improved by
continuing the support of and dialogue with Landmark Towns, State and Local Associations,
surrounding towns and community members as well as public/private partnerships to maximize use of
resources physical, financial and human.
REPUBLICAN
Nick Gialias
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: June-1978
EDUCATION: MS, Biomedical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
OCCUPATION: Restaurateur and Owner of Nektar in Hew Hope
QUALIFICATIONS: Currently serving on New Hope Borough Council (President Pro Tem) and
seeking a second term; Council Liaison to Historic & Architectural Review Board; Past Vice President
Greater New Hope Chamber of Commerce.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The key issue facing New Hope is business revitalization. Several largescale projects including Odettes, Playhouse Inn, Four Seasons Mall and Logan Inn are being pursued.
Its critical to work with all stakeholders in seeing these projects develop into viable businesses that
benefit the community. As a New Hope businessman, resident and parent, Im in a strong position to
work with all sides concerning revitalization in order to balance the needs of the overall community.
NEW HOPE BOROUGH CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Frank DeLuca
HOMETOWN: New Hope Borough
DOB: Jan-1957
EDUCATION: 1975 H.S.-Neshaminy Langhorne. Associates Degree Temple, TX & BCCC
Newtown, PA. Municipal Police training ACT 120 November 1982
OCCUPATION: Police Officer Corporal New Hope Borough Police Department since July 1981.
Retiring at the end of 2105 after 35 years of service.
QUALIFICATIONS: I served in the US Army as an Intelligence Analyst from Oct 1976-1979 Active
duty and inactive 1979-1982.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As a resident of New Hope Borough for several decades and now
running for Constable, I feel the need for a mechanism for more supervision in this position. Right now
Constables have no accountability. Some ideas would require them to fall under the supervision of
District Justices. Constables serve warrants and civil papers but are only accountable to voters every
six years. Other law enforcement agencies are scrutinized and have a system of oversight, why not
Constables?
REPUBLICAN
David Bruce Wiley
HOMETOWN: New Hope Borough
DOB: Dec-1956
EDUCATION: Associates Science to PhD
OCCUPATION: Corporal, Einstein Health Network
QUALIFICATIONS: Certificate Emergency Management for Elected Officials; Previous
Pennsylvania State Constable Basic Training; Numerous certifications in the public services industry.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The Business District: On a regular basis, the Borough Council
investigates, reviews, reports, and suggests various outside venues to help support and increase business
traffic and enhance proceeds. Additionally, the Council is concerned about the aesthetics of the borough
with a focus on the business district and considers various techniques to improve the overall esthetics.
NEWTOWN BOROUGH 1st Ward Borough Council
4 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
Tara Grunde-McLaughlin
REPUBLICAN
Charles B. Machion
NEWTOWN BOROUGH 1st Ward Constable
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Joseph A. Gordon
NEWTOWN BOROUGH 2nd Ward Borough Council
4 Year (Vote For 2)
REPUBLICAN
Kevin McDermot
Robert A. King
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB: 12/47
EDUCATION: BS Psychology, Ursinus College; Med. Biology, Lehigh University
OCCUPATION: Retired
QUALIFICATIONS: Former member of Newtown HARB, and EAC. Sixteen years Borough
Councilor (incumbent). Liaison to HARB and EAC. Former coordinator for committee volunteers.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The first issue is maintaining a responsible approach to budgeting while
maintaining a strong financial position. Decisions must balance the needs of our constituents, reign in
expenses, as well as augmenting income in the face of rising costs. Second, is preserving the unique
character of Newtown in the face of significant change. My long term commitment, and willingness to
explore all sides of an issue provides a stable platform for these goals.
NEWTOWN BOROUGH 2nd WARD CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
John S. Burke,Jr.
NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
Mark Joseph
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB: 7/20/65
EDUCATION: B.S. Business Management; Minor Ancient History, Saint Francis College (now
University) May 1987
OCCUPATION: Agent/Owner Allstate Agency, Doylestown, PA 18901
QUALIFICATIONS: 10 Year Resident of Newtown Borough; 14 Year Resident of Newtown
Township; successful small business owner; member of Newtown Park and Recreation
Committee
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We need trusted leadership, a different approach to current and future
township concerns and obligations. We need a fiscally prudent board that offers a consistent message of
best governing practices. With my background in finance and community advocacy, I hope to bring a
fresh approach to the Supervisors Board.
REPUBLICAN
Kyle Davis
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB: 03/68
EDUCATION: BA, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
OCCUPATION: Engineer for a software company
QUALIFICATIONS: I am currently a member of the Newtown Township Board of Supervisors and
Secretary Assistant Treasurer. I have also served on the Township Commission, Technology
Commission and Skatepark Committee. I am also an active volunteer and proponent of community
service and active member of the American Legion Post 440 in Newtown and the Newtown Rotary
Club.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Issues facing Newtown Township are fiscal responsibility/taxes and
responsible redevelopment and zoning. Fiscal responsibility and taxes because it is imperative and a
public servants duty to ensure that we only take in what is absolutely necessary to run the Township
effectively. Responsible redevelopment and zoning are key to right mix of uses for property in the
township to help keep a diversified tax base, provide jobs, and local commerce which provides a
sustainable local economy.
Robert Ciervo
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB:
EDUCATION: Council Rock HS, 1986; University of Pittsburgh, B.S., Psychology, 1990; Temple
University Ph.D., 1998
OCCUPATION: Learning Center Director, Rutgers University
QUALIFICATIONS: Newtown Township Supervisor, 2008-2013 (Chairman & Vice Chair);
Newtown Area Joint Zoning Council, 2008-2013; 30 year plus resident of Newtown Township
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most important issues: We need Township Supervisors who will keep
property taxes low by taking a conservative approach to spending and I have cut property taxes and cut
spending. It is important that we uphold our zoning standards against housing developers who seek to
destroy our open space and our historical structures. My opponent is actively supported by McGrath
Homes and has approved high density housing developments in the past that fail to adequately preserve
open space.
NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
Edward Valenti
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB: 7/59
EDUCATION: Graduate of West Virginia University, Psychology
OCCUPATION:
QUALIFICATIONS: Served in the Air Force as an Emergency Medical Technician; experience in
both security and management; successfully completed the Pennsylvania State Police training program
to carry a non-concealed weapon while on duty (Act-235). Has current EMT certification and license to
carry a concealed firearm by the State of Pennsylvania.
Patrick Wheeler
NOCKAMIXON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year (Vote For 3)
REPUBLICAN
Carl Bahnek
HOMETOWN: Ottsville
DOB: 12/46
EDUCATION: Palisades High School, Delaware Valley College BS in Chemistry
OCCUPATION: Now retired. Worked for Merck & Co. as a chemist (24 years) and laboratory
manager (10 years)
QUALIFICATIONS: Former member of the Nockamixon Planning Commission (4 years), served on
Comprehensive Plan and currently Nockamixon Supervisor (5 years). Owner of home repair
business.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Maintaining the rural character of the township through responsible and
sustainable development; be basically responsible and hold the line on taxes; through the assessment by
PennDot, replace two bridges in the township. Planning on using township workforce, outside
consultants, and contractors, as needed. Upgrade storage facilities of road materials for winter use to
take advantage of the bid price and have a winter supply.
William C. Sadow, Jr.
DOB: 8/62
EDUCATION: High
School Graduate at Palisades High School
OCCUPATION: Self Employed

QUALIFICATIONS: Member of Nockamixon Township Planning Commission since 2000,
Supervisor of Nockamixon Township since 2010, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors since 2022, 15
years experience in local government.
ANSWER TO QUESTION:
NOCKAMIXON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Paul Piscator
DOB: 9/45
EDUCATION: BS Degree, Architectural and Construction, Roger Williams Univ., Rhode Island
OCCUPATION: Pennsylvania Sate Constable
QUALIFICATIONS: Have been in the position of a Pennsylvania State Constable for over 6 years
and attended all educational programs, as required, by the state to maintain the appropriate
certifications.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As a Pennsylvania State Constable working with people in the
community, you need to be conscious of their situation when serving an official document. Not every
circumstance while performing your duties can be handled in a typical or paradigmatic manner. For
example, it cannot be assumed that each individual has the financial capability to pay their fines in full.
Again, it is having the appreciation or awareness regarding the individual to whom you are serving the
official document.
REPUBLICAN
Walter Szablowski
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year (Vote For 2)
DEMOCRAT
Steve Cocchia
HOMETOWN: Holland
DOB: 11/50
EDUCATION: Villanova University, BA Social Sciences, 1972
OCCUPATION: Retired from Sysco Food Services / Philadelphia, worked in Sales, Marketing and as
a Product Specialist.
QUALIFICATIONS: Degree minor in Urban Studies, experience in business management, sales and
marketing expertise. I have a willingness to learn and a strong desire to contribute time and energy to
my community.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Issues I would address are: running the township using the principals of
clean, honest and fiscally responsible government. I run as a newcomer to this process. I have noties to
local businesses, developers, contractors or other service providers. I believe in open bidding of
township contracts and will oppose contracts going to insider family or friends. I feel blessed to live in
Northampton and I am looking forward to its continued progress and development.
James T. Cunningham
REPUBLICAN
George Komelasky
HOMETOWN: Holland
DOB: 11/49
EDUCATION: B.S. Business Management LaSalle University
OCCUPATION: Insurance Broker
QUALIFICATIONS: Current Supervisor
ANSWER TO QUESTION: This year we will begin to see the transformation of Richboro with the
planned development of the Davis Pontiac site along with the revitalization of Holland. The Komelasky
and Silver team has the proven experience, dedication and integrity that is needed to continue our
commitment to excellence and fiscal responsibility as we improve our wonderful community. We will
continue to maintain the highest level of integrity and civility expected of our Supervisors.
Eileen B. Silver
HOMETOWN: Richboro
DOB: 10/1953
EDUCATION: Masters Degree in Elementary Education and Special Education
OCCUPATION: Teacher
QUALIFICATIONS: I have served as Township Supervisor for the past 5 years and have been liaison
to almost every department as well as serving as Chairman.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: One question that is on everyones mind is our roads. We have many
potholes and roads in disrepair. The issue needs to be resolved by repaving these roads. We are
proposing a bond issue which will not increase anyones taxes. We will use this bond to repave roads as
well as assist our police officers with building a new police station and making our Civic Center a safer
place. George Komelasky and I will work together to make sure that this bond issue is used for what
our township needs.
Bill ONeill
Jay Russell
HOMETOWN: Langhorne
DOB:
EDUCATION: Credits at Bucks County Community College
OCCUPATION: Russell Gardens Wholesale
QUALIFICATIONS: Family Farm in the Township since 1892, Community Activist. Have attended
meetings and am aware of the issues.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issue in the community is an independent voice on
the board of supervisors. After talking to many residents over the years, they dont see why someone
has to stay on the board for 30 years. Water issues, zoning, police, volunteer firefighters, parks, roads
and other issues need a more common sense approach along with all the professional input the township
hires. New ideas and new blood is needed on the board of supervisors.

NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR

6 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
Paul Kelly Lang, Jr.
HOMETOWN: Ivyland
DOB: 07/43
EDUCATION: Bachelor of Arts Degree, Wheeling Jesuit University
OCCUPATION: Retired successful businessman
QUALIFICATIONS: I owned and operated my own business for over forty years. I know accounting
methods and how to cut waste.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: At one time the job of township auditor was very important. Today this
job is superfluous since it is fulfilled by outside auditing firms. Consequently, the auditor position
should be abolished and I will work with the PA state legislature to accomplish this objective.
REPUBLICAN
Ed Radlow
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Brian Zavodnick
PENNDEL BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
2 Year (Vote For 2)
DEMOCRAT
John M. Stratz
PENNDEL BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 3)
DEMOCRAT
Barbara Heffelfinger
REPUBLICAN
Kali Sodano
Anna Marie Kinsey
Richard Flanagan, Jr.

PENNDEL BOROUGH AUDITOR
6 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
Mary Ellen Delano
PENNDEL BOROUGH CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
LeRoy Delano
REPUBLICAN
Daniel Cahill
PERKASIE BOROUGH 1st WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Steven Pizzollo:
HOMETOWN: Perkasie
DOB: 3/53
EDUCATION: High School Cardinal Dougherty H.S.
OCCUPATION: Second Deputy Recorder of Deed (Bucks County Court House
QUALIFICATIONS: I have served One Term on Council (Ward 1) Perkasie. I also served 12 years
as a Supervisor in Lower Southampton.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: One of the most important issues is keeping the services up to the
expectations of the residents of Perkasie. Snow removal, Trash removal, Road maintenance, Leaf
removal, and the big one keeping the Electric Bill as low as possible. The way to address these issues
is to use Creative Finance, that is when Budget time comes twe take a hard look line by line and see
what we can change.
Mary Antczak
HOMETOWN: Perkasie
DOB:
EDUCATION:
OCCUPATION:
QUALIFICATIONS: I was a member of the Park and Red Board, headed the Fall Festival, and
assisted in numerous other activities. In addition, I created and implemented the present Perkasie
summer basketball program. Ive been involved on a continuous basis by attending council, finance,
utility, and other borough meetings.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: By reprioritizing our funding we can address elements which will
improve the quality of our lives. I think we need to refocus our attention on the infrastructure of the
town such as the streets, storm wastewater system, lighting, and parks system. There will soon be a
large influx of money becoming available for the repair and improvement of our parks system. The
citizens of the community should be incorporated in making these impactful decisions.
PERKASIE BOROUGH 1st WARD CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
John R. Hickey, III
PERKASIE BOROUGH 2nd WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 2)
REPUBLICAN
Jim Purcell
PERKASIE BOROUGH 2nd WARD CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLCAN
Andrew Rumbold
PERKASIE BOROUGH 3rd WARD BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Susanne Kravitz
PLUMSTEAD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year (Vote For 2)
REPUBLICAN
Brian Trymbiski
HOMETOWN: Plumsteadville
DOB: 7/87
EDUCATION: Ave Maria University BA in Economics
OCCUPATION: Investment Manager with Wells Fargo Advisors
QUALIFICATIONS: Former chair of the Vacancy Board Plumstead Township, Current Republican
Committeeman for Plumstead Township, Lifelong resident of Plumstead Township, Member of the
Bucks County Young Republicans, Member of the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issue facing our community is the fiscal efficiency
of our local government. Families are having a tough time making ends meet and I believe it is
important to evaluate the townships budget and ensure their hard earned tax dollars are being put to the
best use. As supervisor, I will look to maximize the budget to ensure our needs are being met without
weighing down Plumstead families.
Daniel Hilferty
HOMETOWN: Pipersville
DOB: 1/56
EDUCATION: The Pennsylvania State University BSEE
OCCUPATION: Retired from IBM after 30 years in engineering, sales and management.
QUALIFICATIONS: 6 years as Plumstead Township Supervisor, 4 years as Treasurer, 2 years as
Chairman
ANSWER TO QUESTION: In my opinion, one of the most important issues facing Plumstead
Township today is the repair of our township owned roads and bridges. As the township has grown the
impact of new traffic volume has stressed our infrastructure. Those areas most in need of action are
being identified. The next step will be to put in place an ongoing financial plan to fund these
improvements with the least impact to the taxpayer.
QUAKERTOWN BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
2 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Jann Paulovitz
QUAKERTOWN BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 4)
DEMOCRAT
John J. Wyatt
REPUBLICAN
Lisa J. Gaier
Michael J. Johnson
L. James Roberts
Douglas Propst

QUAKERTOWN BOROUGH TAX COLLECTOR
2 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Donna R. Roberts
QUAKERTOWN BOROUGH 4th WARD CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Gary F. Kersman
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
2 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
Jackie Murphy
DOB: 1/41
EDUCATION: Highest Nursing Degree
Occupation/QUALIFICATIONS: Worked for two Fortune 500 Companies James River Paper
Corp.; Kraft Foods; Doylestown Hospital; Pine Run Building Supervisor all in a management
capacity, I feel I have the temperament and experience to achieve the goals of Richland Township. I
can bring them to where they have to be to service their customers - residents of the Township.
REPUBLICAN
Tim Ritter
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year (Vote For 1)
DEMOCRAT
Larry Quintana
REPUBLICAN
Tim Arnold
DOB: 1/67
EDUCATION: 1986 Graduate from Faith Christian Academy.
Occupation/QUALIFICATIONS: Executive Director Richland Township Water Authority; serving
presently as a Richland Township Supervisor for 5 years; served on the Richland Township Water
Authority Board for 3 years; served on the Richland Township Planning Commission for 6 years.:
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Although, there are many issues facing our community; I am of the
opinion that our failing infrastructures are one of the most important. After the last several winters you
couldnt drive on a State maintained road without the chance of damaging your vehicle. Richland
Township has implemented a road maintenance program on township owned roads and it shows. As
your Richland Township Supervisor, I will continue to petition the State to implement a similar
program.
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Randall Disert
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Robert C. Heitz, Sr.
RIEGELSVILLE BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 2)
DEMOCRAT
Thomas Stinnett
HOMETOWN: Riegelsville
DOB: 7/1945
EDUCATION: BS Mechanical Engineering
OCCUPATION: Retired Engineer
QUALIFICATIONS: Have served on Council for over 25 years.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I would like to see us be able to stop the placement of the PennEast
Pipeline through our Borough and over its entire proposed route. It is an environmental nightmare.
SELLERSVILLE BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 3)
DEMOCRAT
Marie G. Howells
DOB:1/28/64
EDUCATION: Educated in Philadelphia School District.
OCCUPATION: Employed with Comfort Keepers as Home Health Aid
QUALIFICATIONS: Currently serving on Sellersville Council, West Rockhill/Sellersville Joint
Recreation Commission and as Sellersville representative, Bucks County Tax Commission. Former
longtime Darby Pennsylvania Borough Council Member and Commissioner Darby RBI Baseball /
Softball leagues.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Declining tax base, infrastructure, Municipal Codes. I will work with
council to update our property maintenance codes. Working alongside county and state legislators we
can revive blighted manufacturing sites making our town attractive for new businesses to be part of our
community while bringing back much needed skilled jobs to the area.
James Hull
DOB: 9/1945
EDUCATION: Completed two-year Business School
OCCUPATION: Retired Part Time Bus Driver
QUALIFICATIONS: President of Sellersville Fire Department for 10 years, supervised distribution
and costs for delivery of National Newspaper, USA Today, for 27 years. Resident of Borough for 45
years.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most important issues facing Sellersville street lighting and parking in
the business district seek out grants to underwrite the costs. Help develop new businesses in the
downtown area.
Mary Poust-Warnas
DOB: 10/51
EDUCATION: Registered Nurse, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
QUALIFICATIONS: Resident of Sellersville since 1951. Lived within Boro limits since 1975.
Registered voter. Former member of the Joint Commission of the Holiday House Pool. Current voting
clerk for Ward #3 since 2010. Member of Jerusalem Evangelical Luther Church.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The first issue I feel is the cost and confusion with the current water
supply company of North Penn Water - what was stated by them and what is happening currently are in
question. Certain items need clarification.
SILVERDALE BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
4 Year (Vote For 3)
REPUBLICAN
Stanley F. Krotowski, Jr.
David Alderfer
Clair L. Black (Mr.)
HOMETOWN: Silverdale
DOB: 11/43
EDUCATION: Some college
OCCUPATION: Retired
QUALIFICATIONS: Have served on council for 27 years.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Maintain our present tax rate by controlling cost.
SOLEBURY TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6 Year (Vote For 2)

DEMOCRAT
Kevin Morrissey
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: 8/1953
EDUCATION: MBA Finance St. Johns University; BA History/Economics Bethany College
OCCUPATION: Recent Retiree
Qualification: Founding president of Primrose Creek Watershed Assoc. which obtained contract from
quarry to restore Primrose Creek segment / developed educational restoration projects, 38 years
corporate experience finance, strategic planning and IT, Solebury Planning Commission Member.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most important issues: The last Solebury resident survey indicates 4 of
the top 5 priorities relate to retention of its rural character with the other being taxes. My primary
concern is preserving our Township rural character with efficient use of tax dollars and responsible
development.
Noel Barrett
REPUBLICAN
James Trammell
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB;9/1962
EDUCATION: The Pennsylvania State University, BA
OCCUPATION: Realtor
QUALIFICATIONS: Staff, Republican Leader Pennsylvania House of Representatives; Corporate
Public & Government Affairs and Marketing; NHS School Boards Finance Committee Citizen
Representative; Member, Aquetong Watershed Association; Former Member Solebury Townshp
Historical Architectural Review Board; Member Solebury Township Parks and Recreation Committee
Member.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Hold the line on property taxes and fees through continually scrutinizing
budget at every public meeting; retain the rural character and charm of Solebury Township, through the
adherence to and the continuous analysis of the townships Comprehensive Plan; continue to
aggressively expand, preserve and protect Soleburys agriculture and open space; protect and conserve
Soleburys natural resources above ground and below through attentive use of DEPs and the
townships regulations and recommendations.
Robert D. Heath, Jr.
SOLEBURY TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
6 Year (Vote For 1)
REPUBLICAN
Thomas G. Spalter
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
6-year term (vote for 1)

REPUBLICAN
David Long
HOMETOWN: Springtown
DOB: 03/1954
EDUCATION: M.S. Chemistry, Marshall University
OCCUPATION: Principle D.W. Long, LLC, consultant to the pharmaceutical industry; retired from
Merck & Co. after 30 years.
QUALIFICATIONS: Member Springfield Township Board of Supervisors, currently Chair. Member
Open Space Committee, past Chair.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most important issue facing Springfield Township is providing required
services (police, fire, EMS and road maintenance) at an adequate level while being financially
responsible. The challenge we face is an increase in all costs with a stable population and by design,
limited growth. We continue to support Open Space preservation while seeking ways to increase tax
base in specific areas of the Township.
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP TAX COLLECTOR
DEMOCRAT
James Mooney
DOB: 07/1961
EDUCATION: B.S. Degree, Accounting, LaSalle University
OCCUPATION: Self Employed Accountant/Tax Professional
QUALIFICATIONS: As a self employed accountant, I am well rounded in all facets of accounting,
bookkeeping and customer service. I have also taken the initiative to complete studies to become a Pa.
Certified Municipal Tax Collector.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Local property tax collection should be administered at the local level
and not outsourced to a regional tax administration company. I want to establish a more "user friendly"
and accommodating tax office while maintaining the highest levels of professionalism and integrity. As
a local business owner, I feel I can offer a greater level of service and facilitate the timely transmission
of correspondence and communication. I believe our residents deserve better.
REPUBLICAN
Deborah Ann Yerger
DOB: 07/55
EDUCATION: H.S. graduate and some college
OCCUPATION: President of D&J's Used Auto Parts, Inc., Springfield Township
QUALIFICATIONS: Completed the Tax Collectors Basic Training and Examination Course now
required for all new tax collectors. I have been doing the accounting for D&J's 28 years.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I attend many township meetings and I see our township struggling
financially. Our roads are deplorable and our equipment is old. I would like to see more businesses in
our township generating revenue to help ease our financial burdens. Springfield Township is a beautiful
place to live and I would like to see a healthy balance between open space and businesses. Businesses
would not put a further burden on our schools.
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR

DEMOCRAT
Dana P. Baker
TELFORD BOROUGH CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Jason F. Searock
TINICUM TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
John Blanchard
TINICUM TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Solomon Lehrhaupt
REPUBLICAN
Jerome Jerry Becker
HOMETOWN: Erwinna
DOB: Senior Citizen
EDUCATION: Doctor of Laws, Retired Judge
OCCUPATION: Private Mediator and Special Referee for a Court
QUALIFICATIONS: Former Chair of Auditing Committees overseeing several State financing
authorities;
Former Managing Director overseeing finances of two public companies
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The #1 issue is the financial well being of Tinicum Township, where
advisory oversight by an Auditor is necessary to assure good practices and procedures are followed.
TINICUM TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Karl J. Kennedy
TRUMBAUERSVILLE BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL

(Unopposed)
REPUBLICAN
Harcourt N. Trimble, III
Michael A. George, Sr.
Edward Child
TULLYTOWN BOROUGH BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
May Kucher
Joe Shellenberger
HOMETOWN: Levittown
DOB: 04/1960
OCCUPATION: Heating and Air Conditioning Technician
QUALIFICATIONS: 10 years as a Councilman; 30 years in the U.S. Air Force and Air Force
Reserves; ability to work with other council members.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I feel the loss of income from the closing of the Waste Management site
is one of the most important issues facing our town. I believe with the frugal spending and careful
investment strategies, we can continue the benefits that our town is accustomed to.
Tina Grady
TULLYTOWN BOROUGH CONSTABLE
DEMOCRAT
Mike Hammar
UPPER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
Amy McLellan
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB:
EDUCATION: B.A., Philosophy, William Smith College
OCCUPATION: Executive Director of Washington Crossing Historical Society
QUALIFICATIONS: My long involvement fighting for the beauty and history of Upper Makefield
Township has taught me that government can do much more to protect all the things we love about this
area. It's what makes it unique and what gives it value.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: As developers and contractors want to move in and exploit this area, the
temptation has been to change the zoning and to accommodate their infrastructure needs. For far too
long the residents have been footing that bill because supervisors and Zoning Hearing Boards have been
too easily swayed to do what's best for the developer and not the residents. I would change that.
REPUBLICAN
Diana Nolan
HOMETOWN: New Hope
DOB: 03/1965
EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science in Nursing
OCCUPATION: Mentor at the Bucks County Correctional Center, Saint Andrew Religious Education
Teacher, Project Hope Volunteer.
QUALIFICATIONS: 14-year resident; Chair of the Upper Makefield Township Republican
Committee; elected Upper Makefield District 3 Republican Committeewoman; elected Executive of the
Bucks County Republican Committee; Council Rock Planning Committee
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issue is to increase the quality of government
services provided to the community while protecting the interest of the taxpayer. I would do so by
advocating prudent government spending while maintaining our quality of life, working to maintain a
fair balance with the workers of Upper Makefield and the taxpayer, providing responsible decisive
leadership and representing the community with honesty and respect, thus being the reflection of the
residents of Upper Makefield.
Brian Bark
HOMETOWN: Newtown
DOB: 11/1964
EDUCATION: MBA, B.S., Political Science
OCCUPATION: Partner with Heidrick & Struggles where I work closely with Boards, CEOs and
executives on talent and leadership issues.
QUALIFICATIONS: More than 20 years of executive leadership, operational and management
consulting experience, as well as significant board and community volunteer experience.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: We need to restore good governance and management discipline in how
we evaluate and resolve issues before the board. Our township needs new ideas and fresh thinking and
we need to change the tone. We ought to be working collaboratively in pursuit of the right decisions
and solutions for our residents. I believe I have the skills and experience to help move our township
FORWARD in a positive direction! Please g\visit UMForward.com to learn more.
Thomas F. Cino
HOMETOWN: Washington Crossing, PA
DOB: 48 years old
EDUCATION: B.S., Commerce, Finance
OCCUPATION: Employed by TD Bank

QUALIFICATIONS: I am an independent voice of Upper Makefield Citizens, working to and voting
to lower taxes, working to improve our financial position, by creating and funding capital plans and
refinancing debt, providing a path to potentially continue to lower real estate taxes.
I have served Upper Makefield for 12 years - Board of Supervisors, Environmental Advisory Council,
and Parks and Recreation Board, and been a resident for over 30 years.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: To protect and preserve our quality of life.
UPPER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Larry S. Breeden
UPPER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Victor E. Ameye, Jr.
UPPER MAKEFIELD TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Michael S. Morris
Guy Polhemus
UPPER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Keith E. Froggatt, Sr.
HOMETOWN: Southampton
DOB: 09/1962
EDUCATION: Bachelor of Arts, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, 1984 Business Administration
OCCUPATION: Title Insurance Agent
QUALIFICATIONS: I will be completing 18 years as a Township Supervisor.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Storm water management is still a major issue for Upper Southampton.
The Board of Supervisors have completed many projects over the years, but there is still much to do.
While it is going to take time and money to do the projects, I want to see that the Township diligently
working towards getting the projects done.
Raymond M. Grossmuller
HOMETOWN: Upper Southampton
DOB: 09/1961
OCCUPATION: IT Manager
QUALIFICATIONS: Planning Commission Member (6 years)
ANSWER TO QUESTION: My ultimate goal is to get the center of town revitalized. There needs to
be welcome signs entering from other townships. Also, traffic studies need to be completed for
congested intersection during peak hours.
UPPER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Angelena Faherty
UPPER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Jack McDermott, Jr.
WARMINSTER TOWNSHP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
James McPhillips
DOB: 12/1978
EDUCATION: High school diploma
OCCUPATION: Local Union 1955 Drywall Finisher
QUALIFICATIONS: During the past 18 years, I have extensive involvement in Local Union 1955 to
include President, Financial Secretary, Trustee and Delegate to District Council 21. I have worked hard
to be elected to every level of management within these organizations.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issue our Township faces is the sustainability of the
community. Revitalization of our township is a necessity. As a hard-working, dedicated, responsible
union worker, husband, and father, I would address this imperative issue. Warminster Township needs
to keep up with the ever changing community in order to thrive for the future years to come. As
Warminster Township's Supervisor, I would ensure the sustainability of our community!
Brian Munroe
DOB: 01/1974
EDUCATION: West Chester University, Montgomery County Police Academy, Montgomery County
Fire Academy
OCCUPATION: Father to my 7 and 4 year-old daughters. Retired Police officer/police supervisor in
January 2012.
QUALIFICATIONS: Lifetime of community service: Former Firefighter/EMT, U.S. Navy veteran,

police officer for 4 years and police supervisor for 6 years.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: People want a community they can have pride in and safely raise their
children. Yet, the majority of ball fields and playgrounds have been sold for development, diminishing
the "suburban feel" of neighborhoods. The board has plans to reduce the police to 25% of prior
department sized, putting citizens in danger while risking the safety of the men and women of our
police force. I would adequately staff police and create a more family-friendly community.
Kathy Frescatore
DOB: 09/1952
EDUCATION: University of Pittsburgh degree work towards Pre-Med and minor in Spanish, 19701972; Certified in Adult Education through Advanta Corporation 2003-2007
OCCUPATION: Retired
QUALIFICATIONS: Chair of the Warminster Township Communications Board; Warminster Youth
Volunteer Coach for 27 years; elected Committee Person; coordinate Farm Donated Food Drives.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I love my township and I want to find innovative ways to ensure the
"suburban feel" of our neighborhoods and protect our citizens with adequate police officers. I believe,
fresh eyes and thoughts to an all one party board can bring a new perspective to help solve our financial
woes and township problems. Our residents deserve a township with athletic fields and recreational
spaces lost by overbuilding in neighborhoods. I will champion these crucial issues.
REPUBLICAN
Scott DeRosa
DOB: 12/1962
EDUCATION: William Tennent High School, Temple University
OCCUPATION: Accountant Corporate Controller
QUALIFICATIONS: Current supervisor; 6 years Planning Commission; 15 years Zoning Hearing
Board; 13 years Archbishop Wood Ice Hockey coach; Coach Warminster Soccer, Warminster Baseball;
Group leader YMCA Adventure/Indian Guides; Volunteer at Nativity and Archbishop Wood.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Budget, taxes, pension and land development are the major issues facing
our township. With the proper land development planning we can maximize tax revenue, minimize the
impact on our residents while helping our budget. The pension problem is an issue affecting every
community in Pennsylvania because of unfunded Federal and State mandates. Proper planning,
investing is only a start. There needs to be comprehensive pension reform starting at the Federal and
State level.
Wayne McCulloch
DOB: 09/1957
EDUCATION: B.S., Healthcare Administration
OCCUPATION: Senior Account Executive--Medical Device Manufacturer
QUALIFICATIONS: Warminster Township Board of Supervisors, Secretary/Treasurer; 27-year
Warminster Township resident; Planning Commission (8 years), Past Chairman; Christ's Home Open
Space Committee; Centennial Education Foundation, 15-year member; Warminster Baseball
Association, former coach.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Financial stability, comprising reduction of the pensions Minimal
Municipal Obligation, are top priorities. Currently the Warminster Board of Supervisors
Secretary/Treasurer, I voted to adopt the 2015 budget with NO Tax Increase. Responsible development
continues within Warminster. A 27-year resident, my experience on Warminster's open space committee
and Planning Commission are valued. Prescription drug addiction permeates our communities. I have
personally worked with Bucks County's Chief Deputy District Attorney to educate our children and
parents.
Vera H. Moody
DOB:
EDUCATION: 5 years of college
OCCUPATION: Nurse
QUALIFICATIONS: Received a license as a nurse in Pennsylvania and also real estate. Working at
Abington Hospital and other facilities was fulfilling. Also Bucks County Opportunity Council in social
services. Owning and managing businesses in Pa. and Brownsville, Texas.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Challenges must be met. I see them as opportunities to serve and
preserve. Budgets must have attention; the residents and public servants deserve it. Troubled schools,
taxes, safety of our children, crowding, due to indiscriminate building permits. We lost government
jobs, need effort to attract businesses. Problems that aren't spoken: mental health and drug use. A
resident and property owner since 1979. Warminster wasn't a city then; and it won't be!
WARMINSTER TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Katie Ernst
DOB: 04/1982
EDUCATION: B.A. Psychology, University of California, San Diego; J.D., Loyola University of Law
OCCUPATION: Owner of a publishing company
QUALIFICATIONS: My legal practice focused on corporate law, including cases where malfeasance
or fraud was alleged. Thus, I have reviewed the books of numerous multi-million dollar companies in
that legal capacity.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Last election, the Republicans currently occupying every seat of the
Board of Supervisors claimed the Township was in crisis and that we had no money. However, when
they crafted the 2015 budget, they found $4 million in an account they ostensibly weren't aware of. It is
critical to transparency and good governance that a member of the opposing party look over the books
to ensure our money isn't lost and is accounted for.
REPUBLICAN
Elizabeth Rowe
WARMINSTER TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Joe Kehan
(Unopposed)
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
Millie A. Seliga
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
DOB: 12/1955
EDUCATION: BBA Accounting Temple University, Summa Cum Laude
OCCUPATION: Accountant/Property Mgr.
QUALIFICATIONS: Several years experience--Accounting Mgt./Property Mgt.--including cash
mgt/budgeting.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Transparency in governance with bipartisan representation, keeping
residents informed, reinstatement of Planning Commission, maintaining checks and balances as well as
better road maintenance and more community events like Warrington Day. Better planning will help to
prevent overdevelopment. We must preserve the atmosphere and not become too much like a city.
Many people moved to this area for a better quality of life. I bring years of accounting/management
experience which will help in evaluating township expenditures!
Carol Baker
HOMETOWN: Warrington
DOB: 12/1939
EDUCATION: BS Chemistry, Arcadia University
OCCUPATION: Retired chemist
QUALIFICATIONS: Warminster/Upper Southampton League of Women Voters--Housing
committee, Land Use Chair, Fund Raising: Bucks County National Alliance on Mental Illness--Board
of directors, Housing Chair, NAMI representative on Bucks County MH/MR committee.
Answer to Question: Poorly conceived over-development in Warrington has created traffic congestion,
flooding, and quality of life issues. Remaining rural areas with buildable land are under pressure for
development. Presently, there is no one to challenge our single party board. To change that, I intend to
offer sensible bipartisan ideas that benefit our citizens and not the builders. Yet I am determined to
confront those who would readily alter our open space regulations to profit developers.
REPUBLICAN
John R. Paul
HOMETOWN: Warrington
DOB: 08/1942
EDUCATION: High School, 1960
OCCUPATION: Chief of Operations, landscaping firm
QUALIFICATIONS: Over 60 years of Township volunteer experience. Served as Fire Chief for 10
years. Currently serving as Township Supervisor and pride myself with having a practical hands-on
approach to issues whether it is budgeting, road resurfacing, park and recreation development, or
general Township operations.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: I believe that the single most important issue facing Warrington
Township is keeping it on a firm financial footing without tax increases while efficiently providing for
those services: police, fire, ambulance, park & recreations, etc., that citizens have a right to expect.
Living within our means, doing everything we can with available resources is of prime importance.
Marianne Achenbach
HOMETOWN: Chalfont
DOB: 05/1961
EDUCATION: Wharton Evening School
OCCUPATION: Executive Director of Research Services at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman
School of Medicine
QUALIFICATIONS: In my work at the University of Pennsylvania, we have a budget of $500
million annually. I understand the budget process and need to provide services while doing so with
constraints. Efficiency, responsibility and especially accountability are important to me.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The most important issues facing our growing community are the quality
of our fire service, police service, and ambulance service. It is also important from a quality of life
prospective that we provide those recreational opportunities which our citizens have come to expect. I
would address the above referenced concerns by being sure we bring Best Business Practices to the
conduct of our staff, our budgeting process and our service delivery.
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
Michael P. McGeehan
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
James H. Worth
WARWICK TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
John W. Cox, III
WARWICK TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
REPUBLICAN
John Tomlinson
WARWICK TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Alan W. Sigafoos
WEST ROCKHILL TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
DEMOCRAT
James E. Miller, Jr.
DOB: 05/1947
EDUCATION: Ursinus College, BA, Majors: Management & Finance
OCCUPATION: Global Network Operations Manager, 45 years experience
QUALIFICATIONS: Currently Park & Rec Chairman, Recording Secretary; hold the Supervisor
Vacancy Board position; leading township projects to reduce cost and improve the park system; proven
leadership with a background in management; excellent interaction with the current Board.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Infrastructure repairs and Regional Police contract negotiations. We
need to repair our roads, make tough decisions on buildings that are deteriorating, and sign a long term
contract with the Regional PD. The real concern is how to pay these expenses without raising taxes.
As a start I proposed a cost cutting solution to save hundreds of thousands of dollars over the next 25
years. The money can be redirected to the highest priority issues.
REPUBLICAN
John H. Mann
WEST ROCKHILL TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Cheryl A. Cogossi
REPUBLICAN
Charles Guenst
WRIGHTSTOWN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
REPUBLICAN
Jane Magne
HOMETOWN: Penns Park
DOB: 02/1947
EDUCATION: Ph.D., molecular biology, University of Pennsylvania; B.S., microbiology, Kansas
State University
OCCUPATION: Research faculty, School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, retired

QUALIFICATIONS: Understanding the history of our community; participating in open space

preservation; engaging in Township and Jointure planning and zoning; ability to listen, evaluate and
make difficult decisions.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: The threat of excess development continues to be our most pressing
issue. Over the years we have been proactive in ensuring that many large parcels have been minimally
developed or preserved through our Open Space program, primarily by purchasing development rights.
In addition, judicious crafting of the Joint Zoning Ordinance has allowed us to share difficult stateimposed zoning requirements with our Jointure partners and to do better planning.
WRIGHTSTOWN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR
DEMOCRAT
Marianne Pugh
WRIGHTSTOWN TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN
Donald N. Garner, Jr.
YARDLEY BOROUGH - BOROUGH COUNCIL
DEMOCRAT
Mike Ruttle
Ryan Berry
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: 09/1982
EDUCATION: Master's of Art degree in Political Science, East Stroudsburg University
OCCUPATION: Web/multimedia Professional at ECFMG for more than 7 years.
QUALIFICATIONS: Served on several governmental and voluntary boards, currently chairing the
Yardley Borough Environmental Advisory Commission. Political scholar with technical experience.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: On a local level, residents want important, immediate issues and
concerns to be addressed in a smart, effective, and accountable way. A vital quality for local public
servants to bring to office is responsiveness. I want to reach out to the community, be active and
engage, and learn from residents. I'll make efforts to hear the voices of residents, businesses, and
stakeholders, and work with Team Yardley to make and implement the best practical decisions.
Bryon Marshall
HOMETOWN: Yardley
DOB: 12/1955
EDUCATION: Juris Doctorate (Law)
OCCUPATION: Attorney & Director of Facilities and College Safety
QUALIFICATIONS: Masters Degree in Public Administration; 30-year career in municipal law

enforcement, retired at the rank of Chief of Police, Service to Yardley Borough Planning Board (3
years); current and active member of Yardley Borough Council.
ANSWER TO QUESTION: Most issues facing our community can be classified as "Quality of Life"
issues. Challenges associated with code compliance, traffic, safety and concerns that stem from the
increased air and rail traffic all share this common theme--"Quality of Life." Preserving and advancing
the quality of life in Yardley Borough requires a focused and professional commitment. My record of
engagement and achievement is sound. To me, being a Borough Councilperson is an action, not a
membership.


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