Values

Wendy Coon’s values are deeply intertwined with her personal history and her commitment to Robinson Township. 

She prioritizes:

· Environmental Sustainability: Wendy is a staunch advocate for protecting the health of local land and water. She supports pollution-free living and is dedicated to maintaining the township’s natural resources for future generations.

· Community Preservation: Wendy values the rural character of Robinson Township and supports development plans that protect farmlands and open spaces. She believes in keeping the community’s country feel and ensuring that residents can enjoy freedoms like having bonfires and raising chickens.

· Empathy and Compassion: Her background as a massage therapist underscores her ability to listen and empathize, qualities that inform her approach to community service and problem-solving.

· Resourcefulness and Frugality: Wendy’s experiences in entrepreneurship and finance have equipped her with the skills to manage resources efficiently and make prudent decisions, which she aims to apply to her role as Trustee.

· Heritage and Legacy: With a deep family history in Robinson Township, Wendy is committed to preserving the township’s heritage and fostering a sense of belonging among residents.

Wendy Coon’s background and values position her as a dedicated and empathetic leader, committed to the well-being and sustainability of Robinson Township. 

Her slogan, "Keeping Our Robinson Lifestyle" and focusing on Community First and Environment Always encapsulates her dedication to these principles.

Her extensive volunteer work shows Wendy’s dedication to her community. 

Upon returning to Robinson Township, she quickly engaged with local organizations, notably the Center for Women in Transition and the Greater Ottawa County United Way. 

As an account manager for the United Way, she spoke to large and small companies when fundraising for charitable organizations in Ottawa County. Wendy also organized events like the Garden Fest and the Community Massage and Wellness event, promoting sustainability and healthy living. 

Her efforts raised significant funds and earned her the Volunteer of the Year award, highlighting her impact on the community.

Wendy has also volunteered with the Ottawa County Parks and the Bass River Recreation Area, contributing to maintaining and preserving local trails and parks. 

Her commitment to community service extends to her precinct delegate role and entrepreneurial ventures, demonstrating her resourcefulness and compassion.

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