Testimonials
“I have known Shelley for 30 years. As a friend she listens and you just know that she cares. That caring way extends to her community. I love how she takes the time to meet her constituents in local coffee shops–she really does want to know what we are thinking. From her early days in the local PTA to today as our Representative works to make our world a better place.”
– Lori Dunham
“I have known Rep. Kloba for many years. She is one of the most responsive representatives that I know. She listens, learns and takes action to assure those she represents are heard not only individually but as a community in meeting all of our needs.”
– Linda Tosti-Lane
“Shelley is a great example of someone working hard for her community. From her local PTSA to state leadership in PTA, to City Council to our state legislature, she has demonstrated she listens & acts in the best interests of those she represents. I am proud to call her a friend and my representative!”
-Eunice Hostetter, State Lead Ambassador of the Year by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
“Shelley Kloba is the public education advocate we need in the State House. She has the vision and the experience necessary to hit the ground running when she’s elected. Shelley fought for public education for years in her local PTA and served the entire state as the Washington State PTA Legislative Director. Shelley offers smart solutions to complex problems. For example, she has identified fair revenue that can be recaptured so that our state can meet its constitutional paramount duty to provide each child with a fully funded public education. I support Shelley’s recommendation that we close tax loopholes that do not serve the public interest, and use that funding for our education system. Join me in supporting Shelley Kloba!”
– Summer Stinson
“People who are community-minded and interested in hearing from all sides and believe in respecting everyone. You are a beacon of hope!! “
– Sarah Stone
“Shelley is a proven leader. She is trustworthy and cares about our community and our future.”
– Patsy Treece