The second candidate we are featuring tonight for Probate Juvenile
Court Judge is Susan Montgomery McDonald. An area of law she says she is
comfortable with.
McDonald serves as an attorney and has been
with her firm for over twelve years. From the state house to the local
court house, she has over twenty years of public service and legal
experience.
"All the candidates are qualified, that's the easy
part," said Montgomery McDonald. "The hard part is doing what is right,
what is in the best interests of the children. It comes naturally to
someone who has had a positive upbringing, and good family values, and a
good moral basis to raise. All you have to do is do what is right.
There's never a wrong time to do what is right. You have to find a fine
balance of reading the law and interpreting the law, with your heart and
knowing what is right, with the budget of the court".
Through the
courts, McDonald believes that lives can be changed for years to come
and generations to follow. Along with her family, she also operates
McDonald's Green House and Corn Maze for children and families.
"We
offer them wholesome, affordable, education, and an agricultural
experience. Through that, I get to work with all the day cares, the
elementary schools, the scout troops, the 4H clubs, and the church
groups, that come to our venue, and learn and meet those people, and
learn about what their needs are and see them interacting. We also have
the children's services kinship families come out from Muskingum county
and Guernsey county".
McDonald says there would be no greater
honor than to serve as the probate and juvenile judge, giving back to
the community and helping the future generations of the community to
grow, advance, and prosper.
You can find Montgomery McDonald's web page at Facebook.com/Montgomery-McDonald-For-Probate/Juvenile-Judge
WHIZ News will feature the other two candidates in this race Thursday May 1st at 6PM
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