I’m excited and proud to be among many former employees of the Assessor’s Office to endorse Sterling Jetton for Assessor of Property.
Knowing two of the candidates as well as I do, I wasn't surprised to see that former Assessor Claude Ramsey and current Assessor Bill Bennett chose to publicly endorse Sterling. Mr. Bennett referred to Sterling as the "Conscience of the Office."
Having worked for the Assessor’s office for 27 years, Sterling’s experience is evident. Beyond that, we applaud Sterling’s integrity and temperament and know how vital those qualities are in effective leadership. Along with his experience, as well as truly being a Godly man of high character, Sterling is the best candidate in the race to serve Hamilton County taxpayers.
Please join me and the former employees below in supporting Sterling Jetton in the March election.
Rick Burton, 12 years
We, the following retirees and former employees of the Hamilton County Assessor of Property Office, endorse Sterling Jetton in the March 1, 2016 primary election for the office of Assessor of Property. Each of us listed confirm our support.
Brenda Lewis, 36 years
Beverly Dill, 36 years
Dianne Prescott, 35 years
Janice Keith, 33 years
Earlene Stewart, 29 years
Patricia Martin, 28 years
Barbara Leffew, 20 years
Wilburn "Bubba" Ricketts, 14 years
Ron Henderson, 12 years
Rick Burton, 12 years
Sandra Perry, 10 years
Brett Mashburn, 9 years
Vilna T Cross Jr., 9 years
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I worked with Sterling for 15 years in the Assessor's Office. I can't think of anyone else that could do the job with the knowledge of the ins and outs of the office and the employees. I believe he would be a fair boss. I also worked for the last two assessors that are supporting Sterling, which should tell you something of the man Sterling is.
Good luck, Sterling.
Peggy Payne