I am writing in support of Greg Folley’s candidacy for the State House District 81 seat being vacated by Bob Rommell. After serving with Greg on the Marco Island City Council for the past two terms I have come to respect him greatly and have found him to be a valued colleague. While we have disagreed over the years on many issues, our disagreements have always been civil and respectful. This is exactly the kind of demeanor we need at the higher levels of government and I’m sure Greg will represent Marco Island with grace and dignity in Tallahassee. Greg’s negotiating skills and sound fiscal management have saved the City of Marco Island millions of dollars. Greg’s patriotism and advocacy for the values and ideals that make America great are constantly on display in his comments, resolutions, and dealings with government and industry leaders across the state and the nation. Greg’s experience as a Marco Island City Councilor has greatly prepared him to step into the State House District 81 seat. I can’t emphasize the importance of this enough. Greg is already a well- known and respected elected official by his future colleagues in the Florida State House, Senate, Attorney General’s Office and by the Governor himself. We need someone with his credentials and ability to represent Marco Island and all of Southwest Florida in the State House. Greg has my unconditional support.
Sincerely, Marco Island City Councilman Rich Blonna
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