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Credible Greene is well-qualified

When I met Tom Greene he made a big first impression on me. Now two years later, having association with him and helping with his campaign, this impression has gotten bigger. He is a very credible and ethical individual.

Tom Greene’s 35 years of law enforcement experience, currently being the number three man in the Sheriff’s Department as Bureau Chief, and his vast education in law enforcement, makes him a well-qualified candidate for Sheriff.

I encourage Snohomish County voters to support Tom Greene for Sheriff today for a better and safer tomorrow.

RICHARD WAY

Marysville

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