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Endorsements 2004When he first ran for Metro Council in 2004, Robert Liberty was endorsed by hundreds of individual residents, activists, businesspeople, and concerned citizens. Want to endorse Robert for re-election? You can sign up here! CAVEAT: All these endorsements are from the 2004 election. NewspapersThe Oregonian (8/30/04 endorsement) The Portland Mercury (10/19/04 endorsement) Willamette Week (10/13/04 endorsement) Organizations (for 2004 election)East Multnomah County Democrats The Sierra Club Oregon League of Conservation Voters Oregon Natural Resources Council Current and Former Public Officials (for 2004 election)Bob Bailey, Oregon City Commissioner Brian Baird. United States Congressman, Washington 3rd District Earl Blumenauer. United States Congressman, Oregon 3rd District JE Bud Clark, Former Mayor of Portland State Senator Ryan Deckert Ed Dennis, Hillsboro City Commissioner Jackie Dingfelder, State Representative, NE Portland Randall Edwards, State Treasurer George Eighmey, former State Representative, Ladd's Addition State Senator Avel Gordly Former State Senator Ted Hallock Judie Hammerstad, Mayor of Lake Oswego Jack Hoffman, Lake Oswego City Councilor Gretchen Kafoury, Former Portland City Commissioner Jewel Lansing, former Portland City Auditor Charlotte Lehan, Mayor of Wilsonville Sid Lezak, former U.S. Attorney Mike Lindberg, Former Portland City Commissioner Former State Rep. Hector Macpherson Patricia McCaig, Former Metro Councilor Audrey McCall, Widow of Former Governor Tom McCall Merill "Tony" McPeak, Retired Air Force General and Former Member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Doug Neely, Oregon City Commissioner Mary Nolan, State Representative, Southwest Portland Lynn Peterson, Lake Oswego City Councilor Dick Schouten, Washington County Comissioner Beverly Stein, Former Chair of the Multnomah County Commission Erik Sten, Portland City Comissioner Margaret Strachan, Former Portland City Commissioner
Individual Environmentalists (for 2004 election)Jeanne Roy, Environmental Leader Dick Roy, Environmental Leader Mike Houck, urban naturalist Michelle D. Bussard, Johnson Creek Watershed leader and stakeholder Jeff Allen* Spencer Beebe* Bowen Blair* Linda Craig Audrey Simmons Karl Anuta Ron Carly Business Owners (for 2004 election)Bill Scott, former economic development leader; small business CEO Mike Roach, small business owner and community business leader Tye Steinbach, Multnomah Village business owner and community business leader Habib Rahman, Central Eastside Business Owner Robert Gamblin, Central Eastside Business Owner* Citizens and Neighborhood Activists (for 2004 election)(Alphabetical by Last Name) A-F Karalie Adams, Architectural Design Jas Adams David Allred Karl Anuta, Attorney, Corbett-Terwilliger-Lair Hill David Baca Bob Bailey, Fruit Grower and Packer Terry Bean, Southwest Hills Lucille Beck Bruce Bliese, retired teacher William Borah, attorney Adrienne Brockman, Retired Bob Clay John A. Courtney Debbie Craig Chris Dearth, Consultant Joanne L. Davis, Lifelong Lents resident Tom and Marilyn Deering, Retired James Edelson Walter Ellis James Emery, Research Associate John Essick, Professor, Reed College Scott Exo, Non-profit Manager Suzanne Feeney Rosemary Furfey, Biologist Stephen Frenkel, Education Gerald Frug, Law Professor, Harvard University G-K Stephen L. Griffith, Attorney Laura Guimond, Non-profit Manager Alissa Keny-Guyer Neal Keny-Guyer Christine Hagerbaumer, Policy Advocate Ted Hallock, Former State Senator Doug Hagen, Attorney Tasha Harmon, Writer and Social Justice Advocate Teresa Huntsinger, Assistant Coordinator Bill and Barbara Hutchison, Johns Landing Albyn C. Jones, Statistician Gary J. Jones, Physician James and Irina Just Cinda and Ogden Kellogg, retired Fred and Christina King Doug Klotz, Richmond neighborhood community activist Alice and Peter Koehler, Johns Landing L-R Richard Lakeman John LeCavalier, Environmental Consultant Lee Leighton, Sellwood neighborhood leader Paul Leistner, Mount Tabor Neighborhood Leader Brian Jay Lindstrom, Filmmaker Andrew Linehan Donald Logan, Farmer Dianne Luther, Affordable Housing Advocate Katharine Macpherson Kathleen Maloney, Hosford-Abernathy neighborhood Mary Kyle McCurdy, Eastmoreland Shelly McIntyre, Attorney David and Michela McMahon, Owners Cloudburst Recycling Gary Miller Terry Moore, retired Stephen R. Moore John G. Nutt, M.D. Scott Parker, Engineer Thyrza Hoe Pelling, Retired Randie Peterson, Software Engineer Jonathan Poisner, Non-profit Director Joseph Poracsky, Faculty, PSU Brian Posewitz Gordon Price, consultant David Raphael Tim and Kate Raphael, Mt. Tabor Margy Robinson, Public Health Administration Judith Rooks Ned Rosch, Housing Advocate Rick and Melissa Roth, Montavilla Aubrey Russell, Southwest Hills Neighborhood Activist S-Z Meredith G. Savery Tricia Sears Rand Schenck, Consultant John Schuberg, Richmond neighborhood Mitzi Scott, Retired Jean Senechal Biggs, Capital Project Manager Howard Shapiro, Community Activist and Senior Maya Shapiro, Community Activist and Senior Corinne Sherton Maggie Skenderian, Richmond neighborhood ***Audrey Simmons, Founder, Waterwatch Barbara and Ed Slaughter, Retired Cheryl Strayed, Writer Julie C. Sterling Joyce and Richard Stride, Farmer, Veterinarian Harriet Tregoning, Non-profit Executive Ellen Vanderslice, Architect Christine Vernier Judy Walton Kurt Wehbring Joshua Weiner, Teacher Joella Werlin W. Ed Whitelaw Loren Wyss, Eastmoreland Mark Griswold Wilson, Restoration Ecologist Alison Young, Environmental Planner James A. Zehren, Attorney And Many More! |
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