Christopher A. Crumby-Ford
Christopher Ford's career experience includes working as a funeral director.
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Priorities & campaign themes: “I am the son of Terrence Crumby and Donna Ford, the oldest of six siblings, and a proud father to my 17-year-old son, Noah. I also helped raise my 17-year-old goddaughter, Avaya, who courageously beat childhood leukemia. Their strength inspires me every day.”
(Campaign website (via Ballotpedia)) Education & schools: “I currently serve on the Sharon City School Board and as Second Vice President of the Mercer County NAACP. As a former union leader and a proud member of the Prince Hall Affiliated Masons and the Twin City Elks, I have dedicated my life to advocating for working families, expanding opportunities for young people, and strengthening our communities.”
(Campaign website (via Ballotpedia)) Guns & Second Amendment: “My decision to run for office is deeply personal. In 2013, my 17-year-old brother, Le’Angelo Crumby Ford, was tragically killed by gun violence. His loss fuels my commitment to building safer communities, creating opportunities for our youth, and supporting families affected by violence.”
(Campaign website (via Ballotpedia)) Parke Wentling
Parke Wentling graduated from Greenville Area High School in 1990. Wentling earned his B.S. in education from California University of Pennsylvania in 1997 and his master's in education from Clarion University of Pennsylvania in 2010. His professional experience includes working as a technology education instructor at the Wilmington Area School District and as a track laborer for the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad during the summers of 1991, 1994, and 1995.
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Priorities & campaign themes: “Protected our lives and livelihoods during these uncertain times”
(Campaign website) Taxes & budget: “Passed fiscally responsible balanced budgets that did not increase taxes on our hardworking families and seniors on fixed incomes”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “Secured much needed grant money for our fire and emergency service departments”
(Campaign website) Energy, environment & water: “Secured funding to improve our water quality, infrastructure, trail systems and recreation facilities”
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