Our Team

President, Greg Agnew

On July 2, 2008, I wrote an article published in the Westwood Blog responding to League member Jane Nash's Letter to the Editor concerning the Freedom of Information Act. After my article was published, I received a call from Jane herself, and we began discussing amongst other things, the Westwood & Walpole League of Women Voters. Before I knew it, I found myself as a guest at the next Board of Director's meeting, sharing my thoughts and desires for your local League. Now, as President, I feel honored and humbled to represent such a vibrant, diverse, and contributing piece of Westwood and Walpole's communities. Please join us, and experience the feeling of giving back to your community, in more ways than you can imagine.

- Greg

Vice-President, Michelle Ewing-Perry

Hello Everyone:

I am excited to work with such a great group of "Leaguers" this year. I am always amazed that in my professional and personal life, how often I am running into current and active LWV members from around the country. I remember a few years ago, I had just joined, and was flying home from Hong Kong, when I met a fellow "Leaguer" at Logan. From that moment on I was convinced I needed to be an active part of this powerful group. The great thing is that those LWV members always seem to be doing something important, and leading something good. I look forward to working on some great projects this year, as well as, meeting all of you, (if I can).

Sincerely,
Michelle Ewing-Perry

Standing Members

President

Greg Agnew

Vice-President

Michelle Perry

Secretary

Jane Nash

Treasurer

Virginia Fettig

Bulletin

Pat Krusko

Membership

Marcia Hirshberg

Fund Drive

Phoebe Joseph

Publicity

Walpole: Nancy Farris

Westwood: Jane Nash

Walpole Hazardous Waste

Nancy Farris

Members-at-Large

Judy Barrington

Steve Greffenius

Off-board Members

Web Master

Kathy Zola

Pat Krusko

Westwood Candidates Event (spring)

Cindy Buckley

Kathy Zola

Westwood Scholarship

Jane Wiggin

Phoebe Joseph
I joined LWV in 1962 as a single mother seeking adult company. I enjoyed serving on committees and learning about issues. I have served as President, and for many years as Treasurer, and would recommend League for curious people seeking community involvement.

Virginia Fettig
I joined the League as a young stay-at-home mother mostly to get out of the house and give my brain a much-needed workout. I found a group of energetic, intelligent, engaging women with whom I have been proud to associate ever since. Because I believe the League is a very important part of citizen efforts to sustain and improve our democracy, I continue to be active.

Judy Barrington
I joined the League 40 years ago because I wanted to learn more about issues affecting us especially at the local level. After a few years "off" I rejoined about 6 years ago and am still learning. I believe that most women and men would benefit by joining the League with its traditions and from the energies of this dynamic group.

Nancy Farris

Marcia Hirshberg

Steve Greffenius