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| A Thank You Note |
Dear Ms Womack,
I would like to thank you for meeting me and my colleagues of International Visitor Leadership Program at Kansas
City, MO´s City Hall on Friday. I very much appreciate your time you dedicated to the group and ideas you shared
with us. I have enjoyed the meeting thoroughly. I am enclosing you two photographs to commemorate the occasion.
And I keep my fingers crossed for Robin. I know she will make it!
Yours sincerely,
Martina Jezkova
Brno, Czech Republic
I would like to thank you for meeting me and my colleagues of International Visitor Leadership Program at Kansas
City, MO´s City Hall on Friday. I very much appreciate your time you dedicated to the group and ideas you shared
with us. I have enjoyed the meeting thoroughly. I am enclosing you two photographs to commemorate the occasion.
And I keep my fingers crossed for Robin. I know she will make it!
Yours sincerely,
Martina Jezkova
Brno, Czech Republic
News
| NWPC Congratulates Judy Baker on HHS Appointment |
Born in Colombia, Judy Baker is a formerly NWPC-endorsed Candidate who ran for U.S. Congress in 2008 and
narrowly lost her election. When she ran, improved health care and guaranteed quality veteran’s health care were two
of her main issues. So when HHS Secretary Katherine Sebelius announced four new regional directors of the US
Department of HHS, it was no surprise that Baker was among them.A former member of the Missouri House
representing their 25th district, she will head Region VII (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska), and represent
Secretary Sebelius in working with officials at the federal, state, and local level on health & social service issues.
NWPC congratulates Judy Baker on her appointment, and commends the White House and Department of HHS for
the excellent choice.
narrowly lost her election. When she ran, improved health care and guaranteed quality veteran’s health care were two
of her main issues. So when HHS Secretary Katherine Sebelius announced four new regional directors of the US
Department of HHS, it was no surprise that Baker was among them.A former member of the Missouri House
representing their 25th district, she will head Region VII (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska), and represent
Secretary Sebelius in working with officials at the federal, state, and local level on health & social service issues.
NWPC congratulates Judy Baker on her appointment, and commends the White House and Department of HHS for
the excellent choice.