We Support Meg!
Rosita Acosta Alfred Anderson Kay Anderson Margaret Anderson Kelliher Sally Anson Roberta Avidor Constance Baillie Sandra Baines Ted Bair Maria Bales Titilayo Bediako Michael Belzer Stephen Benson Carol Berde Margit Berg Thomas Berg Nita Bernard Stan Bernard Sarah Black John Bode Sue Bode David Boisclair Hosmer Brown Jerry Burg Dan Burks Terri Burks Nick Burlow Mary Burns-Klinger Trilby Busch Constance Cameron William Cameron Candace Campbell Catherine Chenette Dorothy Childers Roger Childers	Anders Christensen Christine Christensen Peggy Clark Thomas Clarke Lynn Cooper Thomas Coulter Lisa Crockett Cynthia Daggett Cy De Cosse Paula De Cosse Janice Del Calzo Scott Devens John Dietrich Twyla Dixon Gail Dorfman Karla Ekdahl Dawn Erlandson David Evelo Sheryl Evelo David Fefercorn Hyslop Diane Fenn Nelson Harvey Filister Barbara Fogel Tim Foreman Michael Foster James Gearen Thomas Gerhard Roselle Gilman Elizabeth Glidden Al Hagen Cheryl Hagen Terri Havig Robert Hentges Greg Hestness Evelyn Hill	Gary Hill Katherine Himes Janis Horner Tom Horner Sally Howard Marcia Hunter Nancy Hylden Jean Jachman Beverly Jacobson Philip Jacobson Herbert Jaehne Donna Jansen Del Jenkins Debby Jewett Ted Jewett Audrey Johnson Ruth Jones Joan Kanavich Susan Kettering Christopher Klick Margie Kostouros Inese Krievans Ivars Krievans Rhoda Lewin Dee Long Cotty Lowry Margaret MacLeod Tom Madden Rita Martinez Vivian Mason Greg Mastel Anna Matthes Barbara Mattson Sandy May Dick McChesney	Lisa McDonald Kathleen McDonnell-Forney Bill McGrann Megan McGrann John Meldahl Sara Miele Jim Moffet Allison Moore David Mruz William Mullin Aribert Munzner Joyce Murphy Ray Neset Nancy Newman Nancy Nordlund Kata Novak Richard Novak Jim Novotny Sally Novotny Kay Nygaard Graham Daniel Oberpriller Rita O'Keefe Tom Parson Jeff Peterson Edward Piechowski Kolean Pitner Anna Plumb Ginna Portman Amis Kris Prince Steve Prince Janice Rigert August Rivera Gary Rust Lucy Rust Anderson Sean Ryan	R.T. Rybak Christian Sande Nancy Schned Linda Schutz Lawrence Schwanke Mary Schwanke Lois Schwob Peter Sipkins Nancy Sjoquist Sue Smukler Robert Sorenson Dolores Speidel Helen Spry Gwen Stern Jody Strakosch James Surdyk Alex Taylor Robert Taylor Laura Thomas David Thompson Michael Trebnick Gretchen Vander Weide Dale Vernon Howard Verson Nancy Ward Linda Welter Sally Westby Gilbert Westreich Roger Worm Corinne Wright Mary Ann Wunderlin Ron Wunderlin Kristian Wyrobek Allison Zank Harvey Zuckman

What people are saying about Meg:

“Libraries, schools, and neighborhoods. Meg has always been there for us.” - Gary Thaden Former Member, Minneapolis Library Board

“Meg is a solid citizen. She is honest. She is passionate about whatever she does.” - Kata Novak Lyndale

“Meg has an incredible record of accomplishments. She ‘gets it,’ and she gets it done.” - Vivian Mason Former Member, Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board

“Meg has deep roots in the neighborhood and a strong understanding of zoning, development, school, business and neighborhood issues. That understanding, combined with her ability to listen and her focus on customer service, will make her an effective and responsive city representative.”
- Lisa McDonald
Tenth Ward Council Member 1994-2002

"Meg is a smart, knowledgable, and a tireless advocate for the 10th ward. Her years of experience as a home owner, business owner, and neighborhood leader make her uniquely qualified to serve as the 10th Ward Council Member. She'll bring humor and resolve to the challenges ahead, she'll listen, she'll communicate, and she'll serve us well."
- Cheryl Hagen

"Meg Tuthill was an important force in the creation of the Lowry Hill East Neighborhood Association, and in 1971 served on its very first board.   Through her efforts, the neighborhood was chosen as a demonstration area for the Governor's Community Crime Commission program, which developed strategies for dealing with crime to be used by neighborhoods throughout the city.   Years later, Meg's concern for her community has not diminished! " 
- Dick McChesney 
 
 "For longer than the twenty years I have lived in Lowry Hill East, Meg Tuthill has been working to preserve the mix of multifamily and single family homes that make this a unique and diverse neighborhood.  In 2002 Meg served tirelessly on a City Council created taskforce to review the neighborhood's zoning.  Meg was a quiet leader and constant contributor: walking the neighborhood to survey existing housing, meeting with City Planners, attending neighborhood meetings, and doing the hard work to create a neighborhood plan overwhelmingly supported by the residents.  Most importantly, the plan Meg helped create addressed the critical issue identified by the neighborhood planning process - how to make City zoning responsive to the neighborhood's critical issue: preservation of the dwindling number of 100-year-old homes that made the neighborhood unique."
 -Steven Prince
 
"For years, Meg has been an untiring supporter of Minneapolis Public Schools, and particularly her neighborhood school, Jefferson.  Although Meg's three children attended Jefferson years ago, she continues to volunteer and contribute at Jefferson because Meg understands that strong community schools make strong neighborhoods.  Meg chaired the neighborhood NRP youth and education task-force for several years, and served on a school committee focused on converting Jefferson from a middle school to an elementary school in the 1970s. 
 
Meg helped organize the neighborhood response to the District proposal to close Jefferson a couple of years ago, and she made sure every Jefferson parent and student who attended the School Board hearing had a blue balloon to create a strong visual presence.  More recently, Meg volunteered to supervise special education students in a neighborhood work program, and volunteered in their 6th-8th grade special education class two hours a week to tutor in reading and math.  Meg has stayed involved, attended School Board meetings, encouraging neighborhood families to attend their neighborhood schools, and met regularly with school parents, teachers and administrators for a simple reason: she cares."
-Ray Aponte 
 
"Meg was a great supporter of Jefferson School when my children were students there.  She volunteered regularly.   She donated to school parties and the annual carnival.  I remember attending several meetings with Meg - what she had to say was invariably intelligent, respectful and to the point.  Meg's comments always managed to balance the needs of children in the schools, community members and taxpayers. " 
- Lynn Cooper