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Growing up in the Tigard area, Sheri Moore recalls warm summer days picking strawberries or working in her Mom's small cafe. Other job and life experiences carried her through both her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the University of Oregon, before settling into a 25-year career as an elementary school teacher. Newly "retired", Sheri serves as both Springfield Planning Commissioner and Lane County Master Gardener, hosts international college students, and teaches half-time. Weekends find her actively involved with her church and other volunteer endeavors.

Jennifer Geller's motivation to serve in elected office is found in her belief that the health of Oregon's future depends on our ability to provide excellent educational opportunities for all students. Elected to the Eugene School Board in 2009, Jennifer - an active community volunteer and mother of two daughters - brings a rich background to the table. Originally an education attorney in the Washington State Attorney General's Office, Jennifer returned to her home state of Oregon where she has spent countless hours as a citizen advocate with Stand for Children.

Donna Maddux considers public service a personal calling. Currently serving on the Washington County Commission on Children and families, Donna cut her teeth as a member of the first class of AmeriCorps in 1994, working in public schools, on environmental projects, and delivering vital services to those in need. In 2006 Donna made her first contested run for elected office, winning a seat on the then all-male Tualatin City Council.

Currently campaigning for a seat on Metro Council, Shirley Craddick serves as a Gresham City Councilor where she was sworn into office in 2005. Her goal, and passion, is to create thriving communities in East County with great neighborhoods, sustainable business and employment opportunities, and successful schools.

An over achiever and perfectionist, Jodie Barram wants to do it all. Married with two children, she balances family life, part time work, and civic leadership. Jodie is engaged in her children’s school and activities. Working as an educational assistant provides her the flexibility to be involved in her community.