Supporters Organize to Launch “Women for Ellen”

Apr. 28, 2010Ellen Cohen Campaign

Women for Ellen was formally launched by the Women for Ellen Leadership Council at an April gathering in the home of Poppi Massey.
Council Chair Sherry Merfish and Event Chair Bobbie Nau welcomed guests and introduced the women to the purpose and opportunities presented by being a part of Women for Ellen.
In her introductory remarks, Nau pointed to Rep. Cohen as a not only a role model for women but “a role model for all legislators.”
“Women provided Ellen with the decisive margin of victory in 2006 and 2008,” noted Merfish in her concluding call to action. “To win in 2010, Ellen must ensure that women across the political spectrum cast their ballots for her once again. We must make sure voters turn out on Election Day.”
After the launch of Women for Ellen, a webpage listing the various options for involvement was established. Opportunities include:

A Women for Ellen event to encourage a “get out the vote” effort will be among the plans for October. Planning is currently underway. If you would like to help with this event, please email info@ellencohen.org.

Members of the Women for Ellen Leadership Council include:

Sherry Merfish (chair)
Bobbie Nau (event chair)
Poppi Massey (event host)
Alice Aanstoos,
Sylvia Bartz,
Macy Bodenhamer,
Sara Lou Brown,
Marilou Cades,
Phyllis Cohen,
Anneliese Davis,
Fiona Dawson,
Randy De La Garza,
Ann Friedman,
Karen Ostrum George,
Dana Guefen,

Stephanie Harding,
Debra Kerner,

Dianne Lewter,
Sandra Lowery,

Rita Lucido,
Judy McEnany,

Muffie Moroney,
Isabel Nart,

Eileen Olson,
Kathy Overly,

Melinda Perrin,
Kitty Rabinow,

Sudy Samandari,
Jessica Segal,

Elizabeth Stone,
Marcie Tautenhahn,

Carolyn Truesdell,
Chaja Verveer,

Andrea White,
Lorraine Wulfe,
and Marcie Zlotnik.