Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio 2018

Harrison County Commissioner 2018

Washington Township, 2018

Athens, Ohio 2018

Athens, Ohio Mayor's Press Conference

On August 29, Mayor Steve Patterson held his weekly Press Conference to read their Proclamation for Prostate Cancer Awareness and Education. While he was reading the Proclamation at tyhe end he made an admendment to include everyone across the nation.

He also said the Cupula will be Blue part of September!

If you are not sure what a Cupula is....it the steple of the City Hall. Honestly I never knew the architectural name before now. 😁

Cambridge, Ohio 2018

Carroll, Ohio 2018

WHIZ - Zanesville

Raising awareness about Prostate cancer
by Elizabeth Morehead on August 30, 2018 at 2:15 pm

ZANESVILLE, Ohio – The Muskingum County Commissioners signed a proclamation to raise awareness about cancer.
Thanks to the work of Linda and Ray Hoetger from ZERO Cancer, September will be Muskingum County Prostate Awareness Month. Linda Hoetger said that after her husband was diagnosed with the cancer it become their goal to bring attention to the disease.
“I don’t want other people to have to keep going through prostate cancer…I want to be part of ending prostate cancer,” said Hoetger.
Hoetger said they have been contacting every elected official they can to get them to dedicate September to Prostate cancer. She said that so far they have gotten 189 proclamations, and they hope to get one from everyone in Ohio.
“It has been my mission for the past five years to contact every elected official in Ohio for a proclamation or resolution for prostate cancer awareness month,” said Hoetger.
Hoetger said the biggest thing they want people who have been diagnosed to know is that they are not alone. She said many have been impacted by this disease and that there are people out there who understand. To join the fight against Prostate Cancer, or for more information, visit Zerocancer.org.
 

Y City News - Zanesville, Ohio 2018

September is officially Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in Muskingum County

Muskingum County Commissioners pose for a photo with Raymond and Linda Hoetger while holding the proclamation making September 2018 Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in Muskingum County.
By Jessica Johnston, Reporter
August 30, 2018
September 2018 is officially Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in Muskingum County due to a Proclamation made by the Muskingum County Commissioners Thursday.
In 2009, Raymond Hoetger was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer. Nine years later, Hoetger and his wife Linda visited the Muskingum County Commissioners to receive a proclamation.
For the past five years, the Hoetger’s have been traveling from their home on the west side of Columbus to any local government that will have them throughout the state of Ohio. Their goal is to raise awareness about the severity of prostate cancer and encourage men to talk about the specific type of cancer.
“I didn’t want to sit back and do nothing, so I decided to start raising my voice for prostate cancer awareness,” Linda Hoetger said. “Then five years ago I had this idea that I am going to start contacting mayors and council members and whoever would listen about prostate cancer to try and get awareness out there.”
As of Thursday, over the duration of 2018, the couple has claimed 189 proclamations, resolutions and citations from mayors, senators and local officials helping the Hoetgers raise awareness for an illness that drastically impacted their lives.
“The best advice the doctor gave us was, ‘become students of prostate cancer,’” Linda Hoetger said.
When her husband was diagnosed in 2009, Linda used her creativity to bring a little life to cancer by creating Peaty the Prostate Crusader. The couple was at a support group one night when a walnut was passed around to give a tangible comparison to the size of a prostate.
“People know, when they see me they see Peaty,” Linda Hoetger said. “Or they see me and they’re like, ‘OK what can we do to keep raising awareness for prostate cancer?’”

Linda Hoetger gave Commissioner Jim Porter a Peaty the Prostate Crusader upon learning that he was fighting prostate cancer.
The humanized walnut, complete with a hat, has traveled as far as England to be a mascot for friends of the Hoetger’s that are battling prostate cancer as well.
It’s not just the prostate crusader that travels hundreds of miles to raise awareness. The couple goes as far as Capitol Hill to encourage continued funding for prostate cancer research and speak with congress members about the aggressive disease.
Given Commissioner Jim Porter’s on-going, two-year fight with prostate cancer, Raymond Hoetger and Porter compared stories, laughed about doctor’s appointments and shared their appreciation for their families and God during their medical challenges.
After sharing his own story with the couple, Porter recounted an experience he had at the barber shop last week where three of the five men in the shop mentioned they were fighting cancer. Two, including Porter, are fighting prostate cancer.
According to the American Cancer Society, one in nine men will be diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime.
The couple has plans to continue raising awareness for the one in nine men and encourage men to be proactive about their health by getting PSA tests.
“I want to help end prostate cancer, one man at a time, one family at a time,” Linda Hoetger said. “To say, ‘Hey look, you are someone who’s important and we need to keep raising awareness and we need you around.’”

Tags: Muskingum County Commissioners, prostate cancer

Athens Ohio Mayor

Athens, Ohio Mayor Steve Patterson reads his Proclamation for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and also commits to lighting the Cupula Blue!
Mayor's Press Conference

Portsmouth, Ohio 2018

Groveport, Ohio 2018

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month 2018

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness  Month 2018
Thank you Elected Officials who have signed or have made a commitment in supporting the efforts of raising awareness and education in your community!  #ProclamationTeam #PCaAwareness #PCaEducation #Ohio #NewYork #Indiana #Georgia #Pennsylvania  #Tennessee #NorthCarolina

***Governor John Kasich - Received
***Lt. Governor Mary Taylor - Recieved
**Congressman Steve Stivers - Received
**House of Representatives David Greenspan HD16 - Received
**House of Representatives Richard Brown HD20 - Received
**House of Representatives Scott Lipps HD62 -Received
**President of the Ohio Senate Larry Obhof  -Received
**Representative Theresa Fedor
**Senator Frank Hoagland SD30 - Received
**Senator Troy Balderson SD20 - Received
**Speaker Ohio House of Representatives Ryan Smith - Received
**State Senator John Eklund  - Received
**State Senator Peggy Lehner - Received
**State Senator Steve Schiavoni - Received
**State Senator Tim Schaffer
*Auglaize County Commissioners
*Belmont County Commissioners
*Clark County Commissioners - Received
*Cliton County Commissioners - Received
*Cuyahoga County Commissioners - Received
*Darke County Commissioners
*Fairfield County Commissioners
*Franklin County Commissioners  - Received
*Greene County Commissioners - Received
*Hamilton County Commissioners Presentation - Received
*Harrison County Commissioners*
*Lake County Commissioners - Received
*Mahoning County Commissioners Received
*Medina County Commissioners Presentation - September 4, 2018
*Meigs County Commissioners
*Muskingham County Commissioners Presentation - August 30, 2018
*Perry County Commissioners - Received
*Portage County Commissioners - Received
*Richland County Commissioners  Presentation - August 7, 2018
*Ross County Commissioners - Received - PDF
*Sandusky County Commissioners - Received - PDF
*Senaca County Commissioners
*Shelby County Commissioners - Received
*Tucarawas County Commissioners
*Warren County Commissioners
*Williams County Commissioners
Adelphi - Received - PDF
Athens
Avon Lake  - Received
Barberton  - PDF copy
Bazetta Township (Trumbull) - Received
Beachwood - Received
Bexley - Received
Bluffton - Received
Boardman Township Trustees - Received
Boston Heights Council
Bowling Green - Received PDF
Broadview Heights - Received PDF
Brook Park - Received
Brooklyn
Brookville  - Received
Brunswick - Presentation - September 10, 2018
Bucyrus - Received
Cadiz - Received
Cambrdge
Canal Winchester
Canfield - Received
Centerville
Chillicothe Council
Cincinnati - Received
Clayton
Cleveland  - Received
Cleveland, Tennessee - Received
Columbus, Georgia - Received
Columbus, Indiana  - Received
Commerical Point - Received
Concord Township Trustees
Connelsville, Pennsylvania
Cortland
Coshocton - ReceivedPDF
Cuyahoga Falls
Dayton - Received
Defiance - Received
Delphos
Dublin - Received
East Cleveland City Council - Received
Eaton - Received
Elmore - Received PDF
Englewood  - Received
Enon - Received PDF
Euclid - Presentation - September 17, 2018
Fairborn
Fairfield - Received
Fremont  - Presentation - September 6, 2018
Gahanna - Received
Gibsonburg
Grandview Heights - Received
Granville - Received
Greenville - Received
Grove City - Received
Harrison
Hilliard
Huber Heights - Received
Independence 
Jamestown - Received
Kent - Received
Kingston, New York - Received
Lakemore - Received PDF
Lakeview - Received
Lakewood
Lancaster - Received
Lebannon - Presentation - September 25, 2018
Leetonia
Liberty Township, Butler County  - Received
London - Received
Lorain - Received
Lorain City Council - Received
Lordstown - Received PDF
Louisville - Received
Loveland
Macedonia - Received PDF & Hard Copy
Mansfield  - Received PDF
Maple Heights
Marion - Received
Maumee - Received
Mayfield Village - Received PDF
Medina - Received
Mentor-On-The-Lake
Miamisburg - Received
Montgomery-  Received PDF & hard copy
Mt. Vernon - Received PDF
Munroe Falls  - Received
Narvarre
New Bern, North Carolina - Received
New Philadelphia - Received
Newark - Received PDF
North Olmsted - Received
North Perry
North Ridgeville - Received
North Royalton - Received Hand Delivered by Mayor
Norwalk - Received
Norwich Township Trustees - Received
Oakwood - Received
Oakwood Village
Ontario - Received
Orrville-  Received PDF
Oxford - Presentation,  September 4, 2018
Parma -  Received
Parma Heights
Pickerington
Piqua - Received
Powell - Received
Ravenna  - Received
Reynodsburg - Received
Reynoldsburg City Council -Presentation, September 10, 2018
Richfield
Richwood
Riverside - Presentation - August 16, 2018
Rossford - Received
Sabina - Received
Springfield - Received
St. Bernard - Received PDF
St. Marys
Stow - Received
Strongsville
Struthers - Received
Sugarcreek Township Trustees
Swanton
Sylvania
Tiffin
Toledo
Union
Upper Arlington - Received
Urbana - Received
Van Wert - Received
Washington Township Trustees
Waterville  - Received
West Carrollton
West Jefferson
Westerville
Whitehall - Received
Whitehouse - Received
Wickliffe - Received
Willoughby - Received
Willoughby Hills - Received PDF
Woodmere
Woodville  - Received
Xenia  - Received
Yellow Springs
Yorkville  - Received
Youngstown - Received
Zanesville - Received PDF

Norwalk, Ohio 2018

Lake County Commissioners 2018

Xenia, Ohio 2018

Medina, Ohio 2018

Munroe Falls, Ohio 2018

Struthers, Ohio 2018

Columbus, Indiana 2018

Beachwood, Ohio 2018

East Cleveland, Ohio 2018

Cleveland, Ohio 2018

Norwich Township, Ohio 2018

Gibsonburg, Ohio 2018

Richland County Commissioners 2018

Thank you Commissioner Tony Vero for your support. And Tina Patricy for attending the Commissioners meeting! #ProclamationTeamOhio

Elmore, Ohio 2018

Gahanna, Ohio 2018

Huge impact on lives

Education regarding prostate cancer and early detection strategies is critical to saving lives, preserving, and protecting our families. The economic and social burden of prostate cancer is huge. Prostate cancer is estimated to cost over $8 billion in direct medical expenditures

Woodville, Ohio 2018

Governor of Ohio 2018

September 28, 2016

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Septemer 28, 2016 I had this flag flown on Capitol Hill for the families of prostate cancer still fighting the fight. And to honor those who have lost their battle. Thank you Congresswoman Beatty for all that you have help us with Prostate Cancer Awareness!

Willoughby, Ohio 2018

Ontario, Ohio 2018

Education is Key!

Education regarding prostate cancer and early detection strategies is critical to saving lives, preserving, and protecting our families. The economical and social hardship it has on the families is huge.

This is among one of the reasons I contunually ask our elected officials in Ohio and now other states for their support in helping to spread the word in their Districts, and Communities. Many men who receive those horrible words. You have Prostate Cancer. Will mostly likely not share with others and suffer in silence. I am so thankful that Ray Hoetger has been open with his diagnosis in 2009. They now are at an increased risk of depression. We need to let them know it's okay to share and that we are going to take them under our wings and support them on their journey!

Our journey has not been easy, we have had major life changes! Prostate cancer is a couples disease, and it has made a huge impact on my life as well. When he was diagnosed I knew nothing about prostate cancer. One thing for sure I ws not going to sit back and do nothing. I felt so alone as no one seemed to talk about it. I took to the internet and was finding information on prostate cancer. I started a FB page for others to find the information in one place. Then I was meeting some courages ladies who found my page , they helped me know I was not alone. Beth Nitz Smith Vinson, Karen Allison, Tiffany Myers, and many more who are family now! God had a plan for us to meet. We laughed and cried with prostate cancer.

Now the FB page has turned into a private FB group 6 years later. It has grown to close to 3,000 members now. Some of the ladies has asked. Since I lost my guy, do I have to leave the group? Definatly not, Unless you want too. You still have so much to offer. We share the Good, the Bad an the Ugly of prrostate cancer!

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Whereas, this year approximately 164,690  men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in the United States alone every year – that’s one man every 3.2 minutes and roughly 29,430 die this year from the disease – which is one man every 18 minutes; and

Whereas, in Ohio an estimated 5,810 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed and an estimated 1,110 deaths will occur in 2018; and

Whereas, Men with relatives – father, brother, son – with a history of prostate cancer are twice as likely to develop the disease; and

Whereas, Prostate cancer is most commonly diagnosed cancer in American Men and the third leading cause of cancer death behind lung and colon cancer; and

Whereas, 1 in 9  men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime. 1 in 6 African American men will develop prostate cancer in his lifetime. Overall, African American men are 1.7 times more likely to be diagnosed with—and 2.3 times more likely to die from—prostate cancer than white men.

Whereas, Education regarding prostate cancer and early detection strategies is critical to saving lives, preserving, and protecting our families. The economical and social hardship it has on the families is huge; and

Whereas, all men are at risk for prostate cancer and we encourage the citizens of (City) to increase the importance of prostate screenings.

Supporters in 2018

***Governor John Kasich
**Congressman Steve Stivers
**House of Representatives David Greenspan HD16
**House of Representatives Richard Brown HD20
**House of Representatives Scott Lipps HD62
**President of the Ohio Senate Larry Obhof
**Representative Theresa Fedor
**Senator Frank Hoagland SD30
**Senator Troy Balderson SD20
**Speaker Ohio House of Representatives Ryan Smith
**State Senator John Eklund
**State Senator Peggy Lehner
**State Senator Steve Schiavoni
**State Senator Tim Schaffer
*Auglaize County Commissioners
*Clark County Commissioners
*Cliton County Commissioners
*Cuyahoga County Commissioners
*Darke County Commissioners
*Fairfield County Commissioners
*Franklin County Commissioners
*Greene County Commissioners
*Hamilton County Commissioners
*Harrison County Commissioners*
*Mahoning County Commissioners
*Medina County Commissioners
*Meigs County Commissioners
*Muskingham County Commissioners
*Perry County Commissioners
*Portage County Commissioners*
*Richland County Commissioners
*Ross County Commissioners
*Sandusky County Commissioners
*Senaca County Commissioners
*Shelby County Commissioners
*Tucarawas County Commissioners
*Warren County Commissioners
*Williams County Commissioners
Adelphi
Athens
Avon Lake
Barberton
Bazetta Township (Trumbull)
Bexley
Bluffton
Boardman Township Trustees
Boston Heights Council
Bowling Green
Broadview Heights
Brooklyn*
Brookville
Brunswick
Bucyrus
Cadiz
Canal Winchester
Canfield
Centerville
Chillicothe Council
Cincinnati
Clayton
Cleveland
Cleveland, Tennessee
Columbus, Georgia
Columbus, Indiana
Commerical Point
Concord Township Trustees
Connelsville, Pennsylvania
Cortland
Coshocton
Cuyahoga Falls
Dayton
Defiance
Delphos
Dublin
Eaton
Englewood
Enon
Euclid*
Fairborn
Fairfield
Fremont
Gahanna
Grandview Heights
Granville
Greenville*
Grove City
Harrison
Hilliard
Huber Heights
Independence
Jamestown
Kent
Kingston, New York
Lakemore
Lakeview
Lakewood
Lancaster
Lebannon
Leetonia
Liberty Township, Butler County
London
Lorain
Lorain City Council
Lordstown
Louisville
Loveland
Macedonia
Mansfield
Maple Heights
Marion
Maumee
Mayfield Village
Medina
Mentor-On-The-Lake
Miamisburg
Montgomery
Mt. Vernon
Munroe Falls
Narvarre
New Bern, North Carolina
New Philadelphia
Newark
North Olmsted
North Perry
North Ridgeville
North Royalton
Norwich Township Trustees
Oakwood
Oakwood Village
Ontario
Orrville
Oxford
Parma
Parma Heights
Pickerington
Piqua
Powell
Ravenna
Reynoldsburg
Richfield
Richwood
Riverside
Rossford
Sabina
Springfield
St. Bernard
St. Marys
Stow
Strongsville
Sugarcreek Township Trustees
Swanton
Sylvania
Tiffin
Toledo
Union
Upper Arlington
Urbana
Van Wert
Waterville
West Carrollton
West Jefferson
Westerville
Whitehall
Whitehouse
Willoughby Hills
Woodmere
Woodville
Xenia
Yellow Springs
Yorkville
Youngstown
Zanesville

My Story

Dear Elected Officials

My name is Linda Hoetger and on June 19, 2009, my life forever changed when my husband Ray and I were given the devastating news that Ray had an aggressive form of prostate cancer. He is a 20 year Veteran of the United States Air Force. Thankfully he remains in Remission!  However, I was not about to sit back and do nothing! I started advocating and raising awareness for this horrible disease that no one seems to want to talk about. In 2012, I began working with ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer, a national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action. There are men living in your communities who are also affected with prostate cancer and are not speaking up as this disease has a devastating effect on them and their families. It is so important to let them know they are not alone. We care and we are ready to support and educate communities across the nation about Prostate Cancer Awareness month in September! Congressman Steve Stivers, Governor John Kasich, State Senators Troy Balderson, Kevin Bacon, Larry Obhof, Frank Hoagland, John Eklund are among elected officials supporting our efforts. Including supporting Mayors from Ohio, Kingston, New York, Columbus, Georgia., Cleveland, Tennessee, New Bern, North Carolina, and Columbus, Indiana. Join us with this epic movement across the nation.

Working with ZERO has given me so many more opportunities to help raise awareness and to be part of ending prostate cancer. Each year Ray and I speak to our elected officials at the Annual ZERO Prostate Cancer Summit in Washington, D.C., and work locally in Ohio and across the nation to secure proclamations from each local government.

1 in 9  men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime. Someone in your family or you may know someone impacted by prostate cancer.  Your support is needed as education and awareness for prostate cancer is limited across the nation. Prostate cancer awareness month is in September, I am asking for your support in hopes that you to can challenge and encourage your surrounding communities to join us in raising awareness and education so men can make an informed decision if treatment is needed in their lifetime. Your support means the world to those battling this horrible disease and gets men talking and veterans sharing their story as well. While men are sharing their story, other men and families know they are not alone in this fight and in turn encourage others to share too. Please share the Proclamations on your City, Village and Township Social Media pages as another way to help raise awareness in hopes to also get men to speak up and share too.
Each September, the nation recognizes prostate cancer awareness month to help defeat the third leading cause of cancer deaths among men. An estimated 29,430 husbands, sons, brothers, fathers, and grandfathers will lose their lives to prostate cancer in 2018. An Ohio resident has been hard at work to ensure that these proclamations are renewed annually. Linda & Ray Hoetger has spoken with local leaders to remind communities of the pain and suffering of prostate cancer. As a result, Mayors, Legislators, City Council Members, Town/Village manager, County Commissioners and Ohio Statehouse Representatives will issue a Proclamation, Resolution and Letters of Commendations declaring September Prostate Cancer Awareness month. Elected officials have shared this with newspapers and newsletters as another way to help promote prostate cancer awareness and education. And invite members of the Proclamation Team to Council meetings to share their stories and information about prostate cancer.
We ask that you send a copy so that our Proclamation Team across the nation can share your community support. The copies are taken to prostate cancer events and on Capitol Hill.  The Prostate Cancer Community Thanks you for you support!

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness month

Whereas, this year approximately 164,690  men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in the United States alone every year – that’s one man every 3.2 minutes and roughly 29,430 die this year from the disease – which is one man every 18 minutes; and

Whereas, in Ohio an estimated 5,810 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed and an estimated 1,110 deaths will occur in 2018; and

Whereas, Men with relatives – father, brother, son – with a history of prostate cancer are twice as likely to develop the disease; and
Whereas, Prostate cancer is most commonly diagnosed cancer in American Men and the third leading cause of cancer death behind lung and colon cancer; and

Whereas, 1 in 9  men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime. 1 in 6 African American men will develop prostate cancer in his lifetime. Overall, African American men are 1.7 times more likely to be diagnosed with—and 2.3 times more likely to die from—prostate cancer than white men.

Whereas, Education regarding prostate cancer and early detection strategies is critical to saving lives, preserving, and protecting our families. The economical and social hardship it has on the families is huge; and

Whereas, all men are at risk for prostate cancer and we encourage the citizens of (City) to increase the importance of prostate screenings.

 

Proclamation Toolkit

What is a Proclamation?

A proclamation is an official designation within a city, state, or county to honor and raise awareness for a certain day or month. It brings awareness to prostate cancer by reminding communities of the burden of prostate cancer on men.

Proclamation Toolkit

Brookville, Ohio 2018

Hamilton County Commissioners 2018

Representative Peggy Lehner 2018

Fairfield County Commissioners 2018

Stow, Ohio 2018

Louisville, Ohio 2018

Mahoning County Commissioners 2018

Powell, Ohio 2018

Barberton, Ohio 2018

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Whereas, this year approximately 164,690 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in the United States alone every year – that’s one man every 3.2 minutes and roughly 29,430 die this year from the disease – which is one man every 18 minutes; and

Whereas, in Ohio an estimated 5,810 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed and an estimated 1,110 deaths will occur in 2018; and

Whereas, Men with relatives – father, brother, son – with a history of prostate cancer are twice as likely to develop the disease; and

Whereas, Prostate cancer is most commonly diagnosed cancer in American Men and the third leading cause of cancer death behind lung and colon cancer; and

Whereas, 1 in 9 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime. 1 in 6 African American men will develop prostate cancer in his lifetime. Overall, African American men are 1.7 times more likely to be diagnosed with—and 2.3 times more likely to die from—prostate cancer than white men.

Whereas, Education regarding prostate cancer and early detection strategies is critical to saving lives, preserving, and protecting our families. The economical and social hardship it has on the families is huge; and

Whereas, all men are at risk for prostate cancer and we encourage the citizens of (City) to increase the importance of prostate screenings.

Shelby County Commissioners 2018

Ray Hoetger and I have spoken with local leaders to remind communities of the pain and suffering of prostate cancer. June 2009 our story began with a diagnosis of an aggressive form of prostate cancer. We also share our story on Capitol Hill, along with other Survivors!

Working with ZERO has given me so many more opportunities to help raise awareness and to be part of ending prostate cancer.

1 in 9 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime. Someone in your family or you may know someone impacted by prostate cancer. Your support is needed as education and awareness for prostate cancer is limited across the nation. Prostate cancer awareness month is in September, I am asking for your support in hopes that you to can challenge and encourage your surrounding communities to join us in raising awareness and education so men can make an informed decision if treatment is needed in their lifetime. Your support means the world to those battling this horrible disease and gets men talking and veterans sharing their story as well. While men are sharing their story, other men and families know they are not alone in this fight and in turn encourage others to share too. Please share the Proclamations on your City, Village and Township Social Media pages as another way to help raise awareness in hopes to also get men to speak up and share too.

House of Representatives 2018

Thank you for supporting Prostate Cancer Awareness and Education in Ohio!

State Representative David Greenspan

House District 16

Speaker Ryan Smith

Ohio House of Representatives

State Representative Richard Brown

House District 20 (our District)

State Representative Scott Lipps

House District 62

Enon, Ohio 2018