Deb Henry is a strong leader who has dedicated herself to serving our community. Some of the causes and organizations she has supported include St. John Neumann High School, Our Daily Bread, Rotary, Board of Avow Hospice… Her efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian were nothing short of heroic on Isles of Capri providing lodging for multiple families, supplying appliances, drywall, clothes, household goods, toys, bicycles…..And Deb organized and provided Thanksgiving meals for 100 people on the Isles.
Deb is an enthusiastic volunteer and a great leader. She focuses on uniting people for the better good of all. She will be a huge asset to City Council. In addition to her life of service to our community, she helps to safeguard our city budget on the audit committee. Between Deb’s successful business leadership background and her “Service Above Self” heart, she would bring tremendous value to City Council. She will roll up her sleeves and work hard to tackle the biggest challenges we face leveraging her small business expertise and deep financial acumen.
Deb Henry will maintain our paradise, ensure safety, financial security and respect for all members of our amazing community. On November 5th you have four votes for Marco Island City Council - make sure Deb Henry is one of them!
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