I want to express my
deep-felt thanks and
gratitude to
Senator Doug
Whitsett
and to
Representative Gail
Whitsett
for their years,
decades of tireless
work, dedicated
service, and
faithfulness to our
communities and to
rural Oregon, and
for the conservative
values they have
fought to instill
and maintain in our
state government.
A seemingly
thankless work by
some in our
community.
There are two other
conservative men in
our community who
have fought locally
for limited
government and
conservative values.
They have stepped up
to fill the void of
conservative
leadership in our
state government in
Salem. I thank
former Klamath
County Commissioner
Dennis Linthicum
and local
businessman
Werner Reschke
for their local
leadership,
dedication, and
efforts and for
their willingness to
provide conservative
values and
leadership in Salem
on behalf of our
citizens and
communities.
I know these men to
be good God-fearing
conservative
individuals who love
this community and
have the courage and
willingness to take
these values to
Salem and to
continue the fight
for rural Oregon
that Doug and Gail
Whitsett have so
faithfiilly and
tirelessly fought
for.
If you have not had
the opportunity to
meet these men, I
encourage you to
meet them and
support their
efforts to prevent
more laws, rules,
and regulations from
being passed in
Salem that strip
each of us of our
resources and
God-given freedoms.
You and I can spend
our monies far more
wisely than
government
bureaucrats.
"Government that
governs least
governs best."
May God continue to
bless our
communities, our
state and this great
nation through the
dedicated service of
men and women
willing to serve the
citizens of our
communities and not
their own
self-serving
interests.
Earl Wessel
Chiloquin
Chiloquin