Community Corner
Letter to Editor: Re-elect Anna Mae O'Shea Brooke
Medfield residents write a Letter to Editor encouraging Anna Mae O'Shea Brooke be re-elected for School Committee.

Dear Editor,
Please join us in supporting Anna Mae O’Shea Brooke’s bid for re-election to the School Committee with your vote on Monday, March 27th.
We believe a vote for Anna Mae is a vote for continued collaboration between the community and School Committee toward growth and success for our district. She will help bring the initiatives of Medfield 2021: the 5-year Strategic Plan to completion and ensure accountability and transparency while doing so. With Anna Mae as our representative, all voices will be heard.
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Anna Mae O’Shea Brooke has demonstrated tremendous dedication to the community over the past 15 years. She is a tireless volunteer who has given countless hours as New ‘N Towne’s president, MCPE co-president, a long time CCD teacher, a PTO hospitality co-chair in grades K-5 and current School Committee member.
We have worked alongside Anna Mae as a neighbor, pre-school parent, fellow board member and community volunteer and know her work ethic to be strong and her heart to be caring. Participate in our town election on Monday, March 27th and with your vote, help Anna Mae O’Shea Brooke continue the important work she has begun as a School Committee member.
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Sincerely,
Eric Baacke, 11 Adams St
Michelle Barrette, 34 Pederzini Dr
Steve and Patty Catanese, 67 Adams St
Derek and Jen Gemski, 178 Pine St
Nicki Gustafson, 18 Minuteman Rd
Julie Layden, 2 Hammant Way
Susan and Jim Maritan, 125 Newport Lane
Kim Price, 62 Phillip St
Diane Smith, 8 Deerfield Dr
Maryanne Sullivan, School Committee Chairperson, 5 Pond View Ave