BCRW_Newsletter.April 2016

Important Dates for
Republican Women
April Program
CD 3 and Judicial Candidates
Sami Khal, Eric Johnson & Scott Holper
April 5 . . . BCRW Board Meeting,
Boulder City Public Library,
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
April 9. . . Clark County Republican
Convention at the Rio
April 14 . . . Reservations Due by
noon for BCRW Luncheon,
call 702-393-1228 or
[email protected]
April 16 . . . NvFRW Spring Board
Meeting location Alexis Park Resort
Las Vegas
April 21 . . . BCRW Luncheon
Railroad Pass. 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
April 30 . . . BCRW No Tap Bowling
Tournament at Boulder Bowl
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
SAVE THE DATE:
May 13-15. . . Nevada Republican
Party Convention, Reno Atlantis
Inside This Issue
Club and Elected Officials Information
2
President’s Message
3
BCRW Member Spotlight
4
BCRW Bowling Fundraiser
5
Republican Candidates for 2016 Primary
6
Legislative Report
7
Member News
8
March Minutes
9
Hon. Eric Johnson is the District Judge for Department XX for the
Eighth Judicial District Court in Las Vegas, Nevada, handling both criminal and civil matters. Governor Brian Sandoval appointed him as a judge
in May 2015. Prior to his appointment, Judge Johnson joined the United
States Department of Justice in 1983 through the Attorney General’s
Employment Program for Honor Law Graduates and prosecuted and
Judge Eric Johnson tried cases involving domestic and international organized crime,
RICO, violent crime, narcotics, money laundering, terrorism, corruption, and casino and complex fraud. Judge Johnson was a Special Attorney with the United
States Department Justice, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, and an Assistant United
States Attorney with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Nevada, serving 10 years as
Chief of the Office’s Organized Crime Strike Force and then two years as overall Chief of the
Criminal Division for the state. In his supervisory positions, Judge Johnson championed initiatives which brought the U.S. Attorney’s Office together with the Clark County and Washoe
County District Attorneys’ Offices and local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to
more effectively prosecute and keep guns out of the hands of violent criminals and drug traffickers, to target and prosecute the leadership and most violent members of street and prison
gangs, and to successfully indict child exploitation cases involving child pornography and the
trafficking of children for prostitution. He was twice honored as one of the nation’s top prosecutors with the Department of Justice’s Director’s Award for Superior Performance as an
Assistant U.S. Attorney and received commendations from the Tokyo (Japan) Public Prosecutor’s Office and Ministry of Public Safety, People’s Republic of China, for his work with multimillion dollar international money laundering prosecutions. Before coming on the bench, Judge
Johnson was a regular instructor of trial advocacy and strategy at the Department of Justice’s
National Advocacy Center and presenter for its Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development Assistance and Training and at the International Law Enforcement Academy in Bangkok,
Thailand. He has taught Ethics and Professional Responsibility as an Adjunct Professor at the
UNLV Boyd School of Law. He is a member of the State Bar of Nevada and the Kansas Bar
Association. Judge Johnson earned his B.S. in Education degree from Emporia State University
and his J.D. degree from the University of Kansas School of Law where he was a member of
the law review and Order of the Coif.
Membership Luncheon: April 21st
Railroad Pass Casino Banquet Room
Registration and socializing starting at 11:00 am.
Meeting starts promptly at 11:45 am
$21.00 at the door (no-shows will be billed)
RSVP by noon April 14th to
702-393-1228 or [email protected]
2016
Volume
Executive Board
PRESIDENT
Maraya Evans
1st VICE PRESIDENT
Norma Barth
702-293-4870
2ND VICE PRESIDENT
Karen Lampus
702-293-2943
TREASURER
Nancy Carlyle
702-293-7490
RECORDING SECRETARY Susan Kohlman
702-293-4478
702-275-2243
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Ellen Koczka
702-454-4488
PAST PRESIDENT
702-286-5343
Lori Piotrowski
, Issue
Hotline: 702-393-1228
E-Mail: [email protected]
Achievement
Americanism
Budget & Finance
Bylaws
Caring for America
Campaign
Chamber of Commerce
Chaplain
Clerk
Circle of Stones/
Pennies from Heaven
Drawings
E-Communications
Fund Raising
Historian
Hospitality
Legislation
Literacy
Membership
Newsletter Editor
Newsletter Mailer
Outreach Chair
Parliamentarian
Program
Publicity
Support our Troops
Telephone Hotline
Julieanne Miller
Joan McCartney
Vicki Keller
Maraya Evans
Joyce O'Brien
Maraya Evans
Sue Mazzola
Norma Barth
Sue Mazzola
Norma Barth
Bev Mazza
Vicki Keller
Sue Mazzola
Allis Sega
Susan Kohlman
Allis Sega
Karen Lampus
Maraya Evans
Sue Mazzola
Alicia Lara
Susan Kohlman
Norma Barth
Linda Graham
Norma Barth
Sue Mazzola
The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, D.C. 20500
comments: 202-456-1111 switchboard: 202-456-1414
FAX:202-456-2461 email: http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact
Governor Brian Sandoval (R-NV) State Capitol, 101 N. Carson Street
Carson City, NV 89701 Ph: 775-684-5670
e-mail: http://gov.state.nv.us/mailgov.htm
U.S. Senator Dean Heller (R-NV) 361-A Russell Senate Office Bldg
Washington, DC 20510 Ph: 202-224-6244 FAX: 202-228-6753
Email thru website: http://heller.senate.gov
U.S. Senator Harry Reid (D-NV)
522 Hart Office Building, Washington, DC 20510 Ph: 202-224-3542
Email thru website: http://reid.senate.gov
U.S. Representative Joe Heck (R-NV D:;<=:>< 3)
132 Cannon House Office Building,
Washington, DC 20515-2803 Ph: 202-225-3252 (switchboard)
FAX:202-225-2185
Email thru website: https://heck.house.gov
8872 S. Eastern, Ste. 220, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Ph: 702-387-4941 FAX: 702-837-0728
State Senator Joe Hardy (R-D:;<=:>< 12) P.O. Box 60306,
Boulder City, NV 89006 Ph: (home) 702-293-7506
email: [email protected]
State Assemblywoman Melissa Woodbury (R-D:;<=:>< 23)
9500 W. Flamingo Rd. #203, Las Vegas, NV 89147 Ph: (702)762-3110
email: [email protected]
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Mary Beth Scow (D-D:;<=:>< G) 500 Grand Central Parkway—Las
Vegas, NV 89155 Ph: 702-455-3500 email: [email protected]
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Deanna Wright (D-D:;<=:>< A) Clark County School
District—Administrative Center, 5100 W. Sahara Ave.,
Las Vegas, NV 89146 Ph: 702-799-1072
Email thru website: http://ccsd.net/trustees/contact
Boulder City Mayor Rod Woodbury (R) City Hall — 401 California Ave.
Boulder City NV 89005 Ph: 702-293-9208
e-mail: mailto:[email protected]
Peggy Leavitt (R)
Duncan McCoy (D)
Cam Walker (R)
Rich Shuman (D)
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[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(702)241-9193
(702)293-3063
(702)294-4471
(702)809-3511
NvFRW President: Lori Piotrowski
phone: 702-286-5343 email: [email protected]
NvFRW Southern Director: Lynn Armanino 702-248-1414
email: [email protected]
Clark County Republican Party: Chairman Ed Williams
9205 W. Russell Rd.., Ste. 240 Las Vegas, NV 89148 Ph. 702-258-9184
FAX 702-258-9786 or www.clarkgop.org
If you have any news, jokes, info or ideas for
this newsletter, please contact
Nevada Republican Party: Chairman Michael McDonald, 6330 McLeod Drive,
Ste. 1, Las Vegas, NV 89120 Ph. 702-258-9182
FAX 702-258-9185 or www.nevadagop.org
Maraya Evans
702-293-4478 or [email protected]
This newsletter is paid for by the Boulder City Republican Women and is not authorized by any
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candidate or candidate committee.
President’s Message
It’s so good to be home. I was in Washington DC from March 16th to the 20th attending the National Federation of Republican Women’s 2016 Legislative Day & Spring
Board of Director’s Meeting. This was my fifth straight spring board meeting in Washington and I believe the best so far. On Wednesday, March 16th we were able to have
breakfast with Nevada Congressman Mark Amodei (R-CD2). Janet Freixas, NFRW
Americanism Committee and Douglas County Republican Women President; Brenda Robertson, Nevada Federation of Republican Women Boutique Chair; and I met up with Congressman Amodei at
the Capitol Hill Club at 8:00 am. We were then able to visit the National Holocaust Museum thanks
to tickets from Congressman Amodei’s office. It was a truly moving experience and one that I highly
recommend to anyone interested in the subject. On Thursday, March 17th (Legislative Day) we went
to the House Cannon Office Building for congressional briefings by Rep. Lynn Jenkins (KS-CD2),
Rep. Marsha Blackburn (TN-CD7), Sen. Thom Tillis (NC), Rep. Renee Ellmers (NC-CD2), Rep. Tim
Murphy (PA-CD18), Rep. Ann Wagner (MO-CD2), Sen. Pat Toomey (PA), Sen. Chuck Grassley (IA),
Sen. Mitch McConnell (KY) and Rep. Vicky Hartzler (MO-CD4). We then had lunch at the Capitol Hill
Club honoring the Republican members of the 114th Congress and featuring Sharon Day, RNC CoChair; Sen. Roger Wicker (MS), National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman; Rep. Greg
Walden (OR-CD2) National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman; and Rep. Steve Scalise
(LA-CD1) . We returned to our hotel after lunch. On 9:30 am Friday, March 18th the NFRW Spring
Board Meeting was called to order by President Carrie Almond. The meeting was adjourned at 12:30
pm on Saturday, March 19th. I will give my full report at our April 21st Membership Meeting.
Jo Marshall Scholarship
The Jo Marshall Memorial Scholarship Fund was created in 2001 in memory of Jo Marshall, who was a BCRW BOD, Past President and NvFRW - Southern Director.
Two $1,000.00 scholarships will be awarded, one to a Northern Nevada applicant and one to a Southern Nevada
applicant. Students attending UNR, UNLV, our state community colleges, and the Nevada State College are eligible to apply for a scholarship.
Funding for these scholarships is provided by the designated $100.00 donations given directly to the scholarship
fund by each club.
Each NvFRW club president may submit a maximum of two (2) sponsored applications. All applications must be
received by the Jo Marshall Scholarship Chair by September 1, 2016. The scholarships will be awarded on or before October 1, 2016.
Applicant Criteria for Consideration
Must be a female resident of Nevada and a registered Republican
Must be enrolled as a “degree seeking” student in her Junior or Senior year at a Nevada University
Must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and have carried 12 credit hours in the semester prior to September 1, 2016
Must be sponsored by a NvFRW Club and the application signed by the President and/or First Vice President of
the sponsoring Club (Each club may submit a maximum of two sponsored applications for consideration)
Applicant’s Responsibilities for consideration
Must submit two letters of recommendation from non-relatives
Must submit a biographical essay describing a significant achievement and a time when the applicant grew as a
person
Must submit the most recent official university transcript available and proof of current registration
More information and application form are available at http://www.nvfrw.org/ohana/website/?p=12462713
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BCRW Member Spotlight
In appreciation for her outstanding support to
BCRW’s success over the years and most recently her building and furnishing of the dollhouse for Fisher House, BCRW presented
member Bernice Delabarre a GOP ‘bling’ hat
to add to her collection.
(left) Assemblywoman
and CD3 candidate Michele Fiore meets
members Susan Edwards, Gloria Mitchell and Louise Henson.
(below) Boutique chairman Joyce O’Brien shows member Josephine McGanty new items at the BCRW Boutique.
(above) Membership chairman Karen Lampus with Joan
McCartney greeting guest Pam Secord and new member Jami
Axelson. (right) Decked out in St.Patrick’s Day green associate
member Jay Richey and members Bernice Delabarre and Susan Cameron gr eet Congr essional Distr ict 3 candidate
Andy Matthews.
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Boulder City Republican Women FUNDRAISER
8 PIN NO TAP***
*** Knock down 8 or more pins on first ball, score a “STRIKE”!!!
Boulder Bowl
Saturday, April 30, 2016
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Cost includes shoe rental and 2 games of bowling. Each game will feature all-in poker
(every “X” or “/” scored, a card is drawn, best 5 cards chosen for hand) with chances to
win $$$$.
$20.00 per Bowler
$5.00 per Cheerleader/Spectator
Finger foods, Hors d’Oeuvers and water will be provided. (Other drink options may be
purchased at Boulder Bowl.)
TICKET ORDER FORM
NAME: ____________________________ Phone: ____________
No. of Bowlers:
________ x $20 = ____________
No. of Non-Bowlers:
________ x $ 5 = ____________
TOTAL:
____________
Complete and return to Vicki Keller with payment; or, mail (post marked no later than April 19)
to: BCRW, PO Box 60264, Boulder City, NV 89006. You may also request tickets by calling
the Hotline (702) 393-1228.
YOU MUST HAVE A TICKET TO PARTICIPATE!!!!!
AWARDS PRESENTATION AFTER BOWLING
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join our group page, "Boulder City Republican Women". Once a request is approved, you will have access to all that
is going on with BCRW, as well as, other Republican activities. And did you know BCRW has it's own webpage? Be
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Republican Candidates
Primary Election June 14, 2016
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DISTRICT 3
(2-YEAR TERM)
Candidate
BOWERS, KERRY DALE
Party
35 E HORIZON RIDGE PKWY. 110-157
HENDERSON NV 89002
(702) 823-3650 (PHONE)
(702) 446-0376 (FAX)
[email protected]
WWW.KERRYBOWERS.COM
03/07/2016
REPUBLICAN
8915 S PECOS RD STE 17B
HENDERSON NV 89074
(702) 210-8460 (PHONE)
[email protected]
WWW.FIOREFORCONGRESS.COM
03/09/2016
REPUBLICAN
P.O. BOX 530303
HENDERSON NV 89053
(702) 527-2030 (PHONE)
(866) 518-6864 (FAX)
[email protected]
WWW.KHALFORNEVADA.COM
03/15/2016
REPUBLICAN
8020 S. RAINBOW BLVD STE 100-223
LAS VEGAS NV 89139
[email protected]
WWW.MATTHEWSFORNEVADA.COM
03/14/2016
REPUBLICAN
476 MISSION SPRINGS ST
HENDERSON NV 89052
WWW.VOTEMICHAELROBERSON.COM
03/11/2016
REPUBLICAN
7220 S. CIMARRON RD. SUITE 110
LAS VEGAS NV 89113
(702) 785-8228 (PHONE)
[email protected]
WWW.TARKFORCONGRESS.COM
03/10/2016
REPUBLICAN
P.O. BOX 93953
LAS VEGAS NV 89193
(702) 837-3538 (PHONE)
[email protected]
WWW.ANNETTEFORCONGRESS.COM
03/08/2016
Ballot Name:
Fiore, Michele
KHAL, SAMI
Ballot Name:
Khal, Sami
MATTHEWS, ANDREW THOMAS
Ballot Name:
Matthews, Andy
ROBERSON, MICHAEL CRAIG
Ballot Name:
Roberson, Michael
TARKANIAN, DANNY
Ballot Name:
Tarkanian, Danny
TEIJEIRO, ANNETTE
Date Filed
REPUBLICAN
Ballot Name:
Bowers, Kerry
FIORE, MICHELE
Contact Information
Ballot Name:
Teijeiro, Annette
STATE ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT 23
(2-YEAR TERM)
NIGAM, SWADEEP
Ballot Name:
Nigam, Swadeep
REPUBLICAN
30 CONTRA COSTA PL
HENDERSON NV 89052
(702) 580-4499 (PHONE)
[email protected]
03/18/2016
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STATE ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT 23 (cont.)
(2-YEAR TERM)
Candidate
WOODBURY, MELISSA LYNN
Party
Contact Information
REPUBLICAN
10000 W. CHARLESTON BLVD STE.100
LAS VEGAS NV 89135
(702) 596-9080 (PHONE)
[email protected]
WWW.MELISSAWOODBURY.COM
Ballot Name:
Woodbury, Melissa
Date Filed
03/08/2016
Total:
DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DEPARTMENT 20
(6-YEAR TERM)
Candidate
HOLPER, SCOTT MICHAEL
Party
Ballot Name:
Johnson, Eric
Date Filed
528 S CASINO CENTER BLVD #220
LAS VEGAS NV 89101
(702) 366-0911 (PHONE)
(702) 380-0995 (FAX)
COPS321@AOL
01/04/2016
NONPARTISAN
200 LEWIS AVENUE
LAS VEGAS NV 89101
(702) 809-8051 (PHONE)
[email protected]
WWW.JUDGEERICJOHNSON.COM
01/04/2016
Ballot Name:
Holper, Scott Michael
JOHNSON, L ERIC
Contact Information
NONPARTISAN
Legislative Report
by Susan Kohlman
Senate Bill 524 aims to combat the prescription opioid and heroin epidemics.
The name of this bill is the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act of 2016. Last year overdoses from
prescription drugs, opioid pain relievers, and heroin surpassed car accidents as the leading cause of injury related deaths in America according to the Centers for Disease Control. Heroin overdoses have more than tripled in the last five years. The presidential campaign has helped bring this issue to the national forefront. During the campaign season Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Carly Fiorina, John Kasich and Ted Cruz have all shared
their stories about family members and friends who have overdosed. Here is a brief summary of S-524:
• Expand the availability of naloxone (which can counter the effects of a heroin or opioid overdose) to law
enforcement agencies and other first responders.
• Improve prescription drug monitoring programs to help monitor and track prescription drug diversion and
help at risk individuals access services. Current programs have inefficiencies that allow many individuals to
game the system and obtain more drugs than they should.
• Shift resources towards identifying and treating incarcerated people who are suffering from addiction, rather
than just punishment as is often the case currently.
• Prohibit the Department of Education from including questions about the conviction of an applicant for the
possession or sale of illegal drugs on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid financial aid form.
This appears to be one of the few political issues with potential bipartisan agreement. This bill was written by
Democrat Senator Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island. It has 42 co-sponsors: 24 Democrats, 16 Republicans, and 2 Independents. Currently, neither Senator Heller nor Senator Reid are listed as co-sponsors.
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Member News
Eighteen-year member Rosalie O'Grady is leaving Nevada. She and her husband Richard have sold their home here
and are moving to their second home in Grand River, Iowa. We will miss seeing her at the luncheons, and hope
that when they are in Nevada visiting their daughter and grandkids, they will stop by BCRW for a visit. We wish
them happiness in their new adventure.
We want to welcome Jami Axelson (Joan McCartney’s daughter-in-law) as a new member. Jami joined BCRW at
our March Membership Meeting.
BCRW Drawings (below): Drawings Chairman Bev Mazza shows member Sandra Thomas one of the nine
lavender potted plants donated by Railroad Pass to the March monthly drawing table. Member Joanne Campbell making her choices for the dr awing. Contact Bev Mazza to donate items for the dr awings. BCRW
thanks our donors, thanks all who participate and thanks Bev for coordinating this fun’raising pr oject.
We would like to thank our Patrons
Catherine Allocca
Norma & Jon Barth
Bernice Delabarre
Maraya Evans
Sally Farney
Elizabeth Finley-Plainer
Gloria Hall
Deanna Keele
Karen Keller
Vicki Keller
Ellen Koczka
Susan Kohlman
Karen Lampus
Alicia Lara
Cynthia Lochner
Beverly Mazza
Julieanne Miller
Fran Milne
Dorothy Molin
Jacqueline Neal
Joyce O’Brien
Nancy Quinn
Mimi Rodden
Allis Sega
Toni Stephenson
Connie Trompeter
Sara Weber
Karin Lemmon
James Smack
Rose & Bruce Woodbury
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Sharon Zink
Linda & Michael Lovelle
BOULDER CITY REPUBLICAN WOMEN
Membership Meeting
Thursday, March 17, 2016
The general meeting of the Boulder City Republican Women was called to order by 1st Vice President Norma Barth at
11:43 am, Thursday, March 17, 2016, in the banquet room of the Railroad Pass Hotel & Casino.
Chaplain Norma Barth gave the invocation. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Joan McCartney. Norma welcomed and
introduced: Judge Eric Johnson, 8th Judicial Court Bench; Congressional District 3 candidate State Senator Michael
Roberson, District 20; Congressional District 3 candidate Assemblywoman Michele Fiore, District 4; Congressional District 3 candidate Andy Matthews, Ken Minster, Joe Heck campaign; Jami Axelson, daughter-in-law of Joan McCartney;
Del Kidd, husband of Judy Kidd; Jim Murphy, husband of Pam Murphy; Anita Pocius, guest of Glenna Ramsay; Pam
Secord, guest of Sara Weber; Kereen Stoll, guest of Pam Murphy; Dawn Dent and Shirley Sparks, guests of Edna Komada.
Norma called for corrections to the February 18, 2016 minutes which were printed in the March newsletter. There being
no corrections, the minutes were approved as published.
Vicki Keller then spoke about the BCRW Bowling Fundraiser happening on Saturday, April 30th from 11:00 am to 1:00
pm at the Boulder Bowl. The cost is $20.00 per bowler and includes shoe rental and 2 games. Cost for being a spectator
is $5.00. You do not need to be a member to participate. This event is open to everyone. Finger foods, Hors d’oeuvres
and water will be provided. Other drink options can be purchased at the Boulder Bowl. The bowling event will be an 8
pin no tap. Vicki explained that you if knock down 8 or more pins on the first ball that you can score a strike. She encouraged all of us to attend.
Norma then took the floor once again to recognize longtime member Bernice Delabarre. Over the years Bernice has held
many offices and served on countless committees. One of her favorite pastimes is building wonderful dollhouses. She
donated her most recent creation to the Fisher House adjacent to the VA Hospital in Las Vegas. Families of loved ones
receiving treatment at this hospital can stay at the Fisher House at no charge. Norma went on to say that this dollhouse
will be enjoyed for many years. Norma then presented Bernice with a blue denim sequined cap with an elephant on it as
a small token of affection and appreciation from the club. Bernice thanked everyone for their generosity that enabled her
to furnish the entire dollhouse. She mentioned that there was even a goldenretriever included in the dollhouse. Norma
read a note from Codie Andrews of Fisher House that thanked BCRW for their generous donation of the dollhouse.
Following lunch, Norma introduced the guest speakers, both of whom are Congressional District 3 candidates. Assemblywoman Michele Fiore spoke first. Ms. Fiore represents Clark County Assembly District 4 and was re-elected to her 2nd
term in 2014. She was born in Brooklyn, New York and has lived in Nevada since 1993. She is the mother of 2 daughters
and has 4 grandchildren. Since 2003 her home healthcare company Always There 4 You has created more than 1,800
jobs for Nevadans. She is an ardent supporter of the 2nd amendment. She sponsored Assembly Bill 148 that would have
allowed concealed weapons on college campuses. Among the issues she spoke about was the Cliven Bundy situation,
commenting that “The federal government should not show up with guns to collect on a debt.” She assured us that she
would always fight for the rights of all Nevadans.
Michael Roberson spoke next. In 2010 he was elected to the Nevada State Senate representing Clark County District 20
and was re-elected in 2014. He was born in Webb City, Missouri and has lived in Nevada since 2000. In 1996 he earned
his law degree from the University of Kansas School of Law. Currently he is an attorney with the law firm of Kolesar &
Leatham. He has a wife named Liberty. He spent the majority of his speech talking about what he felt he had accomplished in the state senate. During his time there he was elected majority leader. He worked with Governor Sandoval to
help enact the first universal school choice program in the country.
Ken Minster spoke briefly about the Joe Heck campaign. He asked for our help in contacting voters in Boulder City by
knocking on doors. He invited all of us to stop by Joe Heck’s campaign office and give whatever support we could.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
• The NvFRW Spring Board of Directors meeting will be held at the Alexis Park All Suite Resort in Las Vegas on Friday,
April 15th and Saturday, April 16th. Registration is open to any BCRW member and costs $60.00 which is due by March
31st. If you wish to attend, send an email to [email protected]. There will be a parliamentary workshop on Friday, April
15th from 2:30 to 4:30 pm.
• BCRW Bowling Fundraiser will be held on Saturday, April 30th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Boulder Bowl.
• The next board meeting will be on Tuesday, April 5th at 10:00 am at the Boulder City Library. All are welcome.
• Jami Axelson has become a new member.
Bev Mazza conducted the Opportunity Drawings. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 1:14 pm.
Susan Kohlman, Recording Secretary
Approved________ Corrected________
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