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FOR RELEASE ON Friday May 5, 2006
May 5, 2006
For Information Contact:
Becky Vaughn, 706.540.9724
Becky Vaughn enters race for the House of Representatives, District 113
BOGART (GA) Becky Vaughn qualified in the race for the Georgia House of Representatives District 113 today to represent Oconee County, northern Morgan, western Oglethorpe, Winterville, and Clarke’s southern and western edges.
“I believe we need a change—one that takes a new leader with a broad vision. At a minimum the citizens should have a choice. I want to use my knowledge, skills, and leadership abilities to effectively serve as the voice of this dynamic community called the 113th.
Vaughn, who narrowly lost in her bid for state senate in 2004, has been a resident of Oconee County since 1995. She serves as the President and CEO of the Georgia Council on Substance Abuse where she has worked with many legislators over the years in passing important bills and securing necessary funding. She is a former middle school teacher, youth soccer coach, Board member of the Georgia School Age Care Association and the Oconee Area Resource Council, President of the Titan Foundation at North Oconee High School, and an active member of First Baptist Church Athens. Her four children, Jenny, Laura, William, and Carter inspire and support her passion for education, healthcare, and public policy that promotes and protects our family and community values.
May 5, 2006
For Information Contact:
Becky Vaughn, 706.540.9724
Becky Vaughn enters race for the House of Representatives, District 113
BOGART (GA) Becky Vaughn qualified in the race for the Georgia House of Representatives District 113 today to represent Oconee County, northern Morgan, western Oglethorpe, Winterville, and Clarke’s southern and western edges.
“I believe we need a change—one that takes a new leader with a broad vision. At a minimum the citizens should have a choice. I want to use my knowledge, skills, and leadership abilities to effectively serve as the voice of this dynamic community called the 113th.
Vaughn, who narrowly lost in her bid for state senate in 2004, has been a resident of Oconee County since 1995. She serves as the President and CEO of the Georgia Council on Substance Abuse where she has worked with many legislators over the years in passing important bills and securing necessary funding. She is a former middle school teacher, youth soccer coach, Board member of the Georgia School Age Care Association and the Oconee Area Resource Council, President of the Titan Foundation at North Oconee High School, and an active member of First Baptist Church Athens. Her four children, Jenny, Laura, William, and Carter inspire and support her passion for education, healthcare, and public policy that promotes and protects our family and community values.
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