Endorsed by:

Dan Fritz, Council President and Colleen Fritz
Kelly Ovsek, Council Member and John Ovsek
Larry Newman, Council Member and
Sharon Newman
Robin Cooper, Council Member and
Dr. Kevin Cooper
Wayne Erdelak, Former Council Member and
Barbara Erdelak
F. Reed Andrews, Former Council Member and
Barbara Andrews
Barbara Wolfort, Former Council Member and
David Wolfort
Celina and Tom Forrester
Laura and Rick Marshall
Nancy and Don Nichols
Ann Cookley Anderson
Ella and Douglas Thomas
Sandra Wuliger
Sharon and David Anderson
Janet and Charles Carll
Anne and Gary Vanic
MaryEllen and Jack Schron
Monica and Ed Wagner
Nancy Mullen
Carolyn Cirincione
Hallie Gutreich
Jackie and Jim VanCleef
Charlene and Marv Nevans
Linda and Robert Sanders
Barbara and Mark Silverberg
Joann and Jim Bialosky
Susie and Bruce Blake
Ruth and Mark Elliott
Susan and William Salzman
Karen and Pete Billington
Dr. Steven and Timea Turoczi
Dr. Nezar Rahim
Pamala Schnellinger and John Wiedeman
Danielle and Bruce Kretch
Helen and David Nagosky
Diane and Richard Collier
Blair Wood
Heather and Jack Landskroner
Jane and Ed Martin
Carla Anderson
Valerie and David Cooper
Barbara and Larry Kupps
Jane and Peter Paris
Carolyn and Jim Newman
Susan and Sam Steinhouse
Nancy Glick
Mark Chance and Christina Sibilla
Dr. Mehran Saboori and Bertie Martin-Saboori
Virginia M. Walter
Joseph Rock and Melanie Corcoran
Donald Strachan
Kris and George Tesar

...there are valid reasons why five of six Village Council Members have endorsed Council President Susan C. Renda in the November election for mayor. Most of them have been subjected to or witnessed threatening behavior that should not be tolerated at Village Hall.

The creation of an unwarranted safety director position by a more pliant Village Council seven years ago was nothing more than a scheme to pad Mr. DeGross' salary by $19,000. His eruption early this year over a pending emergency response agreement with neighboring Orange Village put his own ego above the safety of his constituents.

Mrs. Renda, who has served on every council committee during her six year tenure, helped negotiate that sidetracked safety agreement and has played key roles in villages finances and preservation efforts. Her election as mayor will restore civility and cooperation to Moreland Hills governance."

“It’s time to put Susan Renda in the mayor’s office. We need decisive and honorable leadership. Experienced, tough-minded, financially sound and responsive, Susan is the best candidate. The most successful outcome for the Village depends on putting her in the mayor’s office. Please join me and vote for Susan Renda on November 6.”

- Albert J. Weatherhead, III
Founder Weatherhead School of Management
Case Western Reserve University

“Effectively managing a small municipality requires an unusual combination of analytical talent and interpersonal skills. Susan excels at both. Bright, thoughtful, and considerate of others, I believe Susan will make an exceptional mayor.”

- Tom Forrester

Susan Renda is my choice for Mayor of Moreland Hills. She is available and responsive to her constituents. Susan will work hard to ensure that Moreland Hills will continue to be the wonderful Village I am proud to call home.

- Sandy Wuliger

I served with Susan Renda when she was the Moreland Hills mayor’s designate on the Orange Elder Friendly Communities Task Force. Based on my observations of her deep knowledge of Moreland Hills, her very able handling of her Task Force Assignments and her interactions with other Task Force members, I believe Susan would be a very outstanding mayor.

-Bob Seaton
President, Orange Senior Center Advisory Council

As a former Orange School Board member I got to know Susan at the Orange Board of Education Special Sessions with Community Mayors where she represented Moreland Hills. I believe that Susan has a keen understanding of the value of education in our community.

- Pete Billington