The following article was submitted by the campaign of David Marks for 7th District County Council
Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced endorsements from 25 leaders of major community organizations in northeastern Baltimore County.
The leaders include Democrats, Republicans, and nonaffiliated voters from Glen Arm to Carney and White Marsh:
* Ken Ackerman, Ridgelys Choice
* Jack Amrhein, Greater Kingsville
* Doug Behr, Greater Kingsville
* Tim Bonner, Perry Hall Recreation Council
*Bob Chaney, Kingsville
*Gail Dener, Woodcroft and Harwood Manor
*Jordan Diacumakos, Woodcroft and Harwood Manor
*Rachel Diacumakos, Woodcroft and Harwood Manor
*Eileen Endryas, South Perry Hall Boulevard
*Eric Endryas, South Perry Hall Boulevard
*Bev German, Perry Hall
*Amee Gingher, Greater Kingsville
*Mark Hauf, White Marsh-Cowenton
*Pat Keller, Perry Hall
*Jerome Lee, Northgate Hall
*Andrew Lingenbach, South Perry Hall Boulevard
* Ray Maskell, Gatherings at Perry Hall
*Mark Mohr, Perry Hall Manor
*Bruce Morgan, Greater Kingsville
*Meg O’Hare, Carney
*Kristen Piscopo, Perring Park
*Bernadine Seymour, South Perry Hall Boulevard
*Bob Swiderski, Perry Hall Manor
*Jamie Taylor, Greater Kingsville
*Kathy Ward, South Perry Hall Boulevard
They are endorsing individually and not on behalf of the organizations they lead.
“I am honored to have the support of more than two dozen community leaders, from all political parties, who know that it’s critical we have a Councilmember with a record of supporting neighborhoods,” Marks commented.
Prior to his election, David Marks served nine years as president of the Perry Hall Improvement Association, as well as a leader in the Baltimore County Historical Trust and the Northeast Area Educational Advisory Council.
“David Marks has been a tireless community leader for more than three decades. He consistency supports our neighborhoods.” added Meg O’Hare, president of the Carney Improvement Association.
“His opponent has been invisible. We need a County Council representative who cares enough to attend community meetings before and after filing for office.”
Pat Keller, a registered Democrat, noted Councilman Marks’ accessibility and long record of service.
“We may not always agree on everything, but no one can dispute David Marks’ work ethic and his presence in the community. He deserves reelection.”