I'm an eighth-term Township of Langley Councillor, a Salmon River Uplands resident, a longtime educator and advocate for seniors, health care, and animal welfare, and a mom of three.

I've called Langley Township home for nearly four decades. My husband Bob and I raised our children here. I've taught business management at Kwantlen Polytechnic University for more than thirty years, and I've had the honour of serving you at the council table for twenty-seven years. My commitment in all that time hasn't changed: debate the issues and not the personalities, listen to every point of view before deciding, and make sure your voice is heard at the table.

Twenty-seven years at the council table. You've elected me to Council eight times since 1999, longer than anyone in Township history. That means I know how the decisions in front of us were made, what residents were promised, and what it costs you when the record gets ignored.

An educator and health administrator. I've taught business management at Kwantlen Polytechnic University since 1993, and I hold a Master's in Health Administration. I've chaired the South Fraser regional health board and Langley's community health council, and served as a trustee at Langley Memorial Hospital.

A record on farmland and community. I co-chaired the Township's Agricultural Advisory Committee and its Seniors Advisory Committee, and I served four years as the Township's Metro Vancouver regional director. I helped found the North Otter Performing Arts Association and still volunteer at LAPS.